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It's the day after Thanksgiving, and while you might be recovering from a food coma, let’s take a moment to reflect on some fascinating facts about this beloved holiday. Here are some fun tidbits to …
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Thanks to everyone who joined in for last week's mystery about Uncle Rupert. There was some great sleuthing going on, and that means there were some very plausible solutions. Let's begin with the …
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A Thanksgiving dinner. A family secret. A deadly betrayal.Uncle Rupert never made it to dessert.Someone at the Whitman family table wanted him dead—but the carving knife everyone's staring at? …
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The holidays are approaching fast, and this week I'm serving up something deliciously different - a mini-mystery paired with a jigsaw puzzle. This combination delivers everything you crave: savory …
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The skeletal remains of the Peter Iredale rise from the sand like iron ghosts, telling a century-old tale of maritime disaster. When I finally stood before this famous shipwreck on Oregon's coast, I …
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Wilhelm Hester , Public domain, via Wikimedia CommonsCan you believe it's already the middle of November? It's been three weeks since our unforgettable road trip to Oregon, and we're …
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Our tour of Monterey’s Historic District took us to the Stephenson House, where Robert Louis Stephenson once spent time writing, exploring, and wooing the love of his life.
