Boston Herald - 2017-06-19

• Attack shows Mali as jihadi breeding ground
• VAN SLAMS INTO MUSLIMS
• Lowell elite weigh in on neighborin­g high school project
• `Top Chef' star on menu for grilling in Teamsters trial
• POLS’ WEED PLAN GOING TO POT
• TALL SHIPS EVENT PICKING UP SPEED
• Social media postings often precede violent acts
• HUB’S HESSAN GETS POLITICAL
• Lawyer: Trump will address mystery of the tapes by Friday
• 7 victims of Navy collision identified
• Pushing back on pot
• Rail link chugs along
• Poor Ivanka didn’t expect ‘viciousnes­s’
• Regional disparitie­s set the stage for 2018 election
• AMAZON REINVENTIN­G RETAIL
• Colorado angling for smartphone age limit
• German official: ‘Soft Brexit’ is possible for UK
• KEYTAR BEAR VOWS: ‘I’LL BE BACK’
• U.S. shoots down Syrian fighter jet
• TO NORTH KOREA AND BACK
• Insulating skin on high-rises has fueled fires before London
• Iraqi troops launch battle for last IS stronghold in Mosul
• Stephen Furst, 63, Flounder in ‘Animal House’
• Out of work and looking for health plan
• CAPTURING THE MAGIC
• ‘Cars 3’ races hard to win top spot
• Use personal connection to make pitch for job
• KC’s Vargas first to 10 W
• Henderson goes 4th in LPGA
• Noviello puts on a show for the scouts
• Restart benefits Larson
• B’s expansion draft list as expected
• Cap increases to $75 million
• Next phase underway
• Won and the same
• Rather than lose it, Koepka grabs Open
• His amateur hour
• Pedey out early
• Hinch hunch: Sox scary
• Price battles through trouble
• Big-game Bogaerts
• Slow starts sour strong finishes
• On average, trust Ainge
• Hope for another shoe

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