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Solve the Mystery on the Claire Drew Trail

Have you ever played the game "Clue", participated in an escape room, or gone letterbox hunting? This mystery game combines some of the best of all three of these awesome activities! Remember, this is a game, no real crime has been committed.

The case:
The National Bank of Gorham, Maine was robbed of $1,000,000. All of the evidence about the crime was stolen and hidden along the Claire Drew Trail, hoping that no authority would find the remains if divided up. In order to solve the case, the authorities need the evidence and details of the crime. Can you help them locate all of the information needed to find out who robbed the bank and who was innocent? The only piece of evidence left behind was a clue to the first box of evidence. Whoever robbed the bank accidentally left it behind in case they needed to get the evidence later on to move it all. However, these clues were meant to be tricky and might even be misleading, so read carefully.

The game:
You and your team are the detectives on the case. Remember all of the evidence about the case, including details and key information, was stolen and hidden along the Claire Drew Trail. It is your responsibility to find all of the evidence and piece together what really happened in the bank that day and who has the stolen money.

How to play:
You will start by using the first clue. This clue will help you locate the first hidden box which will have key information needed to solve the mystery as well as information to the next box. You will need to collect all of the information in order to solve the mystery.

Clue #1:
Begin at the Claire Drew Trail, located in the woods behind Narragansett School.
The alphabet accompanies you along the way starting with the letter A
A broken tree lays close by
The robber left a clue nearby

Good luck solving the mystery! Bring your family and friends for help and remember to always put back the boxes where you found them, so others can also solve this mystery .

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Juggling entered our house last year, when my son got a set of three balls as a present. This year he added a set of juggling sticks to his collection. I've learned that the world's best jugglers can keep a pattern going with as many as ten balls at once and that Ancient Egyptian tomb paintings show people juggling. Juggling develops hand-eye coordination and keeps the kids amused for hours. Give it a try!

Devil sticks are a set of three sticks: two control sticks (one for each hand) and one colorful master stick. Their name comes from the Greek word 'devil' which means to throw across. It is not known exactly when devil sticks were invented, but they were used for juggling in China at least two hundred years ago. This Web site will give you a good introduction to devil sticks, starting with the basic tick-tock movement, and then introducing flips, the propellor spin and the helicopter spin. Devil sticks have gained in popularity this last year, and can be found at most toy stores.

These illustrated instructions start with a one ball exercise. Throw the ball in an arc from hand to hand about eye level. The pattern will be an arc, not a circle. Then you'll move onto a two ball exercise, and then onto three ball juggling. At the bottom of the page, you'll find corrections to some common problems such as moving forward as you juggle, or the balls hitting each other.

This site was built as a Java demonstration, rather than as a comprehensive juggling tutorial. If you have a Java-enhanced browser, you will see a continuous animation of two hands tossing a single ball, then two balls and at last three balls. The text is not as instructive as the other juggling sites I reviewed, but the application of Java animation makes it worth a visit.

This is the grand-daddy of all juggling sites, with comprehensive coverage of all aspects of juggling. From their home page, you can delve into Juggling Help, Club Meetings, Juggler's Home Pages, Juggling in the Media, Juggler's Mall (for buying equipment) and more. For the beginner, I'd suggest starting at the Juggling Help pages, which is a combination of original material and pointers to other juggling sites on the Web. Outstanding!

Honorable Mentions

The following links are either new discoveries or sites that didn't make it into my newspaper column because of space constraints. Enjoy!

Cite This Page

Feldman, Barbara. "Juggling." Surfnetkids. Feldman Publishing. 6 May. 1997. Web. 24 Mar. 2020. <https://www.surfnetkids.com/resources/juggle/ >.

About This Page

By Barbara J. Feldman. Originally published May 6, 1997. Last modified May 6, 1997.

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It's really not that hard to fit in fitness. You can get up and move just about anytime, anywhere to be more physically active and stay healthy. And every minute counts toward the goal of at least 150 minutes per week of exercise. Every time you stand up and do something, you're taking a step in the right direction.

Think outside the gym to move more at home, outdoors and just about anywhere.

Get the whole family moving more at home.

Finding ways to be more active around the house sets a good example for kids and can help you stay on top of housework. You can combine exercise with other activities, like watching TV, cleaning or cooking.

If the great outdoors is your thing, take your workout outside.

Being outdoors can make exercise seem more like play, so you may enjoy it more and stick with it. Dress in layers so you're ready for changes in temperature and weather. And don't forget hats, sunglasses and sunscreen.

Want even more ways to squeeze a little more activity into your life?

Find opportunities to be more active in everything you do. Every step counts. Get creative in your quest to move more!

Change up date night. An evening out with your spouse or bestie doesn't have to mean dinner and a movie. Try activities that would be fun to do together, like bowling, miniature golf, dancing or indoor rock climbing.

Get active for a good cause. If you love to help others, active fundraising events like the Heart Walk are a great way to do something healthy while giving back. Volunteering in your community can also be a moving experience. Think packing boxes of donated goods at the food bank or helping clean up a park or playground.

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