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Sudoku Puzzles for July, #253-#256

The Sudoku puzzles this month range from not very difficult to extremely difficult. Please enjoy!

The American Boat Line

[Editor’s note: This is the last of the series of articles that Tom King has been writing about the

Sudoku Puzzles #249-#252

Mistakes! We all make them. Over the years I have concluded that my Sudoku mistakes result primarily from 2 situations, either the puzzle is too easy . . .

1936 GarWood 22 "Pouff"

. . . her owners have been captains of industry, and the boat was also under the control of a future US president. . .

The Clayton Boat Line

The year was 1926 and the Clayton tourism business was booming . . . there were nine different businesses offering tour boat cruises

For the Adventurous

Some of you might think this activity looks too risky, especially to most seniors. However, if you suit up with adequate safety gear . . .

Richard Brousseau

Sudoku Puzzles #245-#248

We start with a Sudoku puzzle in progress, where it appears that there are no more obvious or not-so-obvious clues.

"Victura" – 1932 Wianno Sr. Sloop

This article will stray from the waters of the Thousand Islands and go east to Nantucket Sound and Cape Cod . . . and the Kennedys . . .

The Yacht Edith Boat Line

Back in the “Roaring Twenties,” Clayton was a hive of activity with trainload after trainload of tourists streaming into town . . .

"Spotting a Ship on the Horizon Never Fades"

The call of the water, the power of these ships, and the stories they carry—it’s a passion that has defined my life.

Shout Out to River Lifesavers

Imagine if there was no gas station near your home, no mechanic to fix your car, or, when at home, no place to park your car?

Sudoku Puzzles #241-#244

There is a Sudoku technique that can be employed in extreme situations, called "Nishio". You begin by assuming one particular cell is a certain . . .

Floating Art

"Floating Art" – That is what I consider many antique and classic boats to be.