| PUBLISHER LETTER | When Autumn Comes Dear Reader, There is an indescribable sadness in dying. Dying, while a solitary act, invites the many connections and networks of love a person has affected prior, to be a part of this final physical farewell. Every being dies. All living things animated by the spark of life eventually will be extinguished. Those who die through some earthly tragedy

| FROM THE FOREST | No More Wet Feet! JACKIE SCHARFENBERG RETIRED DNR NATURALIST For many of us who walk the Tamarack Nature Trail around Mauthe Lake, we remember often getting wet, muddy feet as we tried to dodge water puddles found between the campground and the bridge over the Milwaukee River – East Branch. As of this spring, this is no longer the case! The trail in that section

| RURAL WRITES | G.A. SCHEINOHA CONTRIBUTOR So far this time round, April hasn’t lived up its reputation as the cruelest month. That is, if you overlook the couple days of snow which blew in right after the holiday. Making the landscape round these parts appear more like it was closer to Christmas than Easter. While the temperatures have moderated to pleasant, sunny, absolutely gorgeous

Library Events Activities at the Campbellsport Public Library 220 North Helena St. www.campbellsportlibrary.org 920-533-8534 Greetings from the Campbellsport Public Library! We have some wonderful events planned for the month of April! Read on to find out about all the wonderful opportunities coming your way this month. Story Hour Children ages 3 to 6 and their families are invited

Check It Out! LORI KREIS, DIRECTOR KEWASKUM PUBLIC LIBRARY I was recently in a position where I had to give the phone numbers of my emergency contacts. It was a struggle to recall those numbers. Being involved in a traumatic situation did not help, but nowadays, who remembers phone numbers? If I need to call and speak with a contact as opposed to messaging or facetiming, I find their name