Inspiring

April 8, 2026

Coffee Shop Regulars Support Autistic Co-Owner With $1,400 After Tip Jar Theft

When 30-year-old Michael Coyne reached the end of his shift on March 4, the co-owner of Red White and Brew Coffeehouse in Warwick, Rhode Island, discovered that someone had stolen $20 from his tip jar, leaving just $2 behind. Michael, who has autism and ADHD, was understandably upset, but when the local community heard what had happened, they came together to show their support.

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April 2, 2026

Public Libraries Can Order Any Book in the World, Often for Less Than $5

For many people, the public library is a place to browse bestsellers or find a quiet corner to read. But beyond the shelves, there’s a powerful service that can connect you to books from around the world, sometimes for less than $5. It’s called interlibrary loan. If your library doesn’t have a book, it can request a copy from another institution, whether it’s across the state, the country, or even internationally.

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March 30, 2026

First-Ever ‘Jane Goodall Day’ Will Take Place on April 3 To Honor the Late Conservationist’s Mission

Jane Goodall worked tirelessly until her final days, hoping to educate and inspire future conservationists. After all, her passion for nature and the creatures that call it home is more important now than ever, in the face of climate change. Hoping to continue her mission and carry her message further, the Jane Goodall Institute has announced the first-ever Jane Goodall Day.

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