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TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (11/04/22). Health, energy and strength grow this year. Regular domestic routines build harmony and family connection. Discover new talents or powers this autumn, helping solve a winter partnership puzzle. Triumph rewards physical efforts next spring, leading to summer’s personal reflection phase. You’re energized, revitalized and empowered.

standalone story, but the lives of the different characters evolve from one novel to the other. The Hamburg Public Library has almost the entire series beginning with “Wish You Were Here.” A few of the copies are in paperback, but most of them are hardcover.

Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (10/28/22). Prioritize physical practices for growth this year.

concerns across the Midwest and most of the country, we feel the strips have realworld value almost anywhere people live and farm.” Helmers is also a professor and agricultural engineering specialist with ISU Extension and Outreach, and has partnered with other extension staff to offer field days and educational webinars about the benefits of Prairie Strips. “Prairie Strips are changing the agricultural system, but in a voluntary and incremental way,” said Youngquist, who grows corn and soybeans on his family’s farm in Sac County.

Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (10/21/22). Collaboration brings good fortune this year.

bot” (Bunting), “Ben Franklin and His First Kite” (Krensky), and “Annie and Snowball and the Pink Surprise” (Rylant). If your child or grandchild, likes to tackle new words and read on his own, there are books for them, too. In Step 3 books, the library has “Arthur’s Reading Trick” (Brown), “Buster Plays Along” (Brown), “Minnie and Moo Go to Paris” (Cazet), “Lo-Jack and the Pirates” (Hooks) and others. A few suggestions of simple chapter books are “Minnie and Moo Go to Paris” (Cazet), “Prairie School” (Avi), “Poodle and Hound” (Lasky), and “The Sweet Story of Hot Chocolate” (Krensky). Learning to read is an exciting time in a child’s life and the staff at the library enjoys sharing in the experience. We are happy to help all ages find their next favorite book. During October, the library has books for sale in the basement. There is a wide selection of fiction and nonfiction books for all ages and numerous cookbooks. For a freewill donation, they can be yours.