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A couple weeks back, Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon made a rather startling announcement in the Boston Globe. I'll give you a minute to read it. Now, it's fine, go. Go! I'll still be here. Okay? You're back. Listen, I'm not the one crying... Man this feels a bit like your favorite band breaking up. I've been told that they're still making the WSJ cryptics, so that's a big sigh of relief. Still. Who'm I going to be splitting Globe/Hub duties with?
Those who get the Sunday Globe (or get it on-line), noticed a familiar name on the puzzle page yesterday. Joon Pahk made his debut, and in a few short weeks, will be Hex's full-time replacement. Two local Boston boys, doing their hometown paper proud. Hip hip, Joon. Welcome aboard. So I guess, now's a good time as ever to mention The Hub Crossword again. We'll have about two more months of just me and Hex, then Joon rotates in. So get on board now, if you haven't already.
Is it Friday yet? (Looks at calendar.) Okay, not for a few days. Can you tell, I'm a little overexcited about the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament? You bet I am. Hopefully I will see all of you this weekend.
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