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Author David Schwinger’s new book “Murder Saves the Day: An Amy Bell Mystery” is an engrossing work and the latest in his engaging Amy Bell crime fiction series
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Recent release “Murder Saves the Day: An Amy Bell Mystery” from Page Publishing author David Schwinger is an entertaining continuation of the exploits of Amy Bell, the brilliant and dynamic detective with an uncanny talent for solving near-impossible murder mysteries. WIMAUMA, Fla. (PRWEB) July 19, 2021 David Schwinger, a retired mathematics instructor who spent his entire career teaching at City University of New York and now lives with his wife in Florida, where he enjoys writing songs, playing pickleball, and traveling, has completed his new book “Murder Saves the Day: An Amy Bell Mystery”: a riveting drama that keeps the pages turning until the satisfying conclusion.
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Pandemic worries and parenting woes: There is always something to fret about
As vaccination rates rise and cases of COVID-19 continue to decline, it seems more likely we ll be on track for the slow return to a more relaxed life for the summer and beyond. But while this is the cause for safe celebrations, it s not without worry.
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The pandemic gave some parents a break from worrying about their children. What will a return to normal bring?
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Class of 2021: How the pandemic has impacted this year s high school graduates
Grade 12 is a time of hard work and planning for the future, but it s also a time for making memories and celebrating the end of an educational era. So what’s in store for the Class of 2021?
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