Homeless veteran who saved 5 in fire laid to rest
Ray Vivier, a 61 year old Marine veteran and father of five, rescued five people from a Cleveland house fire set by arsonists but died in the blaze. He was laid to rest with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery after efforts by local volunteers to ensure his story was told. Vivier had struggled with alcoholism and for years lived rough before rebuilding his life with a welding job and a boarding house.
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Consumers reject unsold Walden books waste stance
The Washington Post reports on Walden Books unsold inventory leftovers from romance and true crime titles, prompting employee and customer backlash online. The piece notes a broader retail squeeze, brands wary of bargain-bin exposure, and Borders pledging to recycle unsold books instead of discarding them.
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