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Puzzle #5: Themed

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     I know it's been a while, but here's another puzzle I made for Christmastime, although it isn't really a Christmas puzzle per se. In the meantime, I've been publishing my puzzles in  my school newspaper . Without any further ado, here's the puzzle, as both a jpg that you should be able to print and as an AmuseLabs .puz file:

Puzzle #4: 15x15 Themed

This puzzle's been sitting waiting for me to do something with it for quite a while now, so I decided to put it up on the blog. As always it is available as both a PuzzleMe and a pdf. The passage of time has erased any comments I might have ever had about the grid, unfortunately, so I don't know where this theme idea came from. PDF   Thanks for solving!

Puzzle #3: Happy Birthday to Rome!

 Per Roman legend, Rome was founded on April 21, 753 BCE. This is almost certainly not when it was actually founded, but let's celebrate with a puzzle anyways! As always, this is available as both a .puz/AmuseLabs and a .pdf. I would probably advise you to solve it as the AmuseLabs below, however, because some of the longer clues aren't formatted all that well in the .pdf PDF

Puzzle #2: Themed

All right, it's time for Puzzle #2, a 15x15. There's a new puzzle coming Wednesday also! This one's available both as an AmuseLabs and a pdf. I don't have too much to say about this puzzle except that the first entry I thought of was 37-across. PDF

Puzzle #1: Themed

 Hello all! This is the first puzzle on my brand-new crossword blog. I made it a while ago and because it's 17x17 thought I would save it for an opportunity like this. Here's it as both an AmuseLabs and a pdf, for your solving enjoyment. Please notify me if you spot any tech errors (or cluing errors, etc.) In the future, I'll post puzzles here occasionally, and try to have a working RSS feed up. Most are going to be themed probably, and some will be odd sizes. I can't guarantee any kind of standard difficulty. A lot might not quite meet mainstream standards, but I hope they are still fun to solve. Difficulty: Probably not too hard PDF?