Link-Letters

The legendary Will Shortz, crossword editor for The New York Times & puzzle master for NPR, is now a Connect To contributor. His second puzzle is Link-Letters. The answer to each clue in the left column goes in the squares to the left of the first black bar, and the answer to each clue in the right column goes in the squares to the right of the second black bar. Then, one letter, the “Link-Letter,” goes in the square in the middle to complete a new single word across the line. For example, the Link-Letter for “elect” and “ode” would be “r” to create “electrode.” When the puzzle is complete, the Link-Letters will form a seven-letter word reading down.

When you’re done:

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Bullseye 20 Questions

The legendary Will Shortz, crossword editor for The New York Times & puzzle master for NPR, is now a Connect To contributor. His first puzzle is a wordplay featuring Westchester cities and towns. The answer to each question is written in the bullseye. Cross them off as you solve them, and when the puzzle is complete, one historic Westchester town will remain.

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