Boston Herald - 2018-03-29

• Trooper scandals reignite turf war
• FINDING SUPERBUGS’ KRYPTONITE
• #METOO RALLY LOOKS TO SHOUT ‘TIME’S UP’ TO RESTAURANT BIZ
• Movement growing beyond celebritie­s to working-class women
• Harassment at diner came ‘from all sides’
• Nuke reactor may be key in Kim talks
• Teachers’ wishes granted by startup
• THEY’LL HAVE ANOTHER
• Uber driver: Hub cop threatened to kill me
• City Hall defends ‘robust’ cybersecur­ity
• Trump ousts VA chief Shulkin
• Artist: Porn co. used ‘nearly every room’ in my home
• P-TOWN GOES HOLLYWOOD
• UMass and The Confucius Institutes
• Keolis policy off the rails
• Prez must have options to decide
• Illegal immigrants get free pass in courts
• WYNN EXECS FACE BOSTON AMID TURMOIL
• Weedmaps points to legal, illegal pot alike
• Judge sets aside charges in pipeline protest
• Physical therapy usually thaws frozen shoulder
• Majestic manor
• NO GAME-CHANGER
• GREAT IDEAS FOR SCHOOL VACATION WEEK
• Sheridan a worthy Alexis on ‘Dynasty’ reboot
• Delores Taylor, co-star in ‘Billy Jack’ films, at 85
• Hub schools reshufflin­g top admin jobs
• Ecuador pulls plug on Assange’s embassy internet
• Plenty to watch in MLB for 2018
• Record 46th ‘W’ by Leafs
• Too much LeBron in Charlotte
• Cathedral students: No Merritt to firing
• Qualifier Collins tops Venus at Miami Open
• B’s give Chara 1-year extension
• Not jazzed for reunion
• Stevens wishes best for Isaiah
• Flowers got what he wanted
• Report: New catch rule used in SB LII
• Is Gronk coming back?
• Special start for Sale
• Betts will lead way
• Hanley’s in good place
• CLEANED-UP SOX IN MIX FOR NEXT RING
• Cora’s style will manage
• Price turns critical page
• SWING DOES TALKING
• Sox can gain some of Patriots passion
• HERALD STAFF PICKS
• Dance won’t be a repeat
• MLB power rankings
• STANDING IN THEIR WAY
• FATAL FLAW
• CHAMPION THIS YEAR? Team will need these traits

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