Boston Herald - 2018-01-02

• Not BideN his time
• NEW YEAR BRINGS RENEWED
• GUSTO TO OLD MAN WINTER
• Spicer feels ‘very fortunate’ to lead Framingham as it becomes a city
• Middle class a major focus as mayor sworn in
• Trump’s tough talk tamps down threat
• DEMS CAN’T STAY SOFT ON IRAN
• Street protests have claimed at least 13 lives
• Accidental shooting deaths have plummeted
• Cop who lied to fly armed faces jail
• Gas pipe rerouted as flames shut down street
• Fatal infernos claim two lives
• Council prez: Board will clash, compromise with mayor
• ’18 MAY HAVE CURE FOR WHAT AILS YOU
• Early bells OK with some
• Pols on Beacon Hill face packed agenda
• Hypocrite liberals dodge tax reform
• ‘Darkest Hour’ reminds us great leaders do matter
• INTEREST HIGH IN BAY STATE ON CALIF. POT
• Boston Scientific could be hit by reinstated medical device tax
• Kim’s olive branch trouble for Trump
• T says trolley driver was ‘distracted’ by stalled vehicle
• ‘THEY ARE VERY TOUGH CASES’
• Rent seen rising in areas hit by Calif. wildfires
• ALTAR-ED STATES
• Bale takes enlighteni­ng journey through ‘Hostiles’ landscape
• Social Security provides variety of benefits
• DeRozan goes for 52 as Raptors nip Bucks
• Rangers work OT outside
• New-look hockey team for U.S.
• Georgia wins thriller
• UCF completes its perfect season
• Isaiah to sit at Garden
• CM survives Needham bid
• It’s still Tuukka Time
• Winger Backes with a vengeance
• Legs for miles
• Bills hope to run McCoy in playoffs
• QUARTERBAC­K
• In need of assistants
• Lions, Bears fire coaches; Arians retires

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