Boston Herald - 2018-04-09

• TRANS WOMEN TO RUN MARATHON
• ‘A BIG PRICE TO PAY’
• Trump warns ‘Animal Assad,’ Putin in wake of Syria chemical attack
• Startup world changes Boston
• HOMEBUYING HELP
• Hockey world left reeling by fatal bus crash
• Vt. coach: ‘This is a tragedy to these kids. It hits them hard’
• Hub cops plug safety after German race knife plot
• NORTH KOREA READY TO DISCUSS NUKES,
• ‘We belong to a club no one wants to join’
• Mosques open doors to community
• Carman selling Vt. farmhouse to hire lawyer
• Authoritie­s investigat­ing 2-alarm Gloucester blaze
• ARABIAN SIGHTS IN TOM’S FUTURE
• Politician­s should take lesson from entreprene­urs
• Baker keeps housing promise
• ‘Chappaquid­dick’ shows media’s liberal bias
• Columbus Day celebrates immigrants
• AS ALWAYS, INTERNET IS UNDEFEATED
• Prez: China will do ‘right thing’ on trade
• Trump targeting rural projects for popular transporta­tion grants
• Court mulls war crimes cases in Gaza
• House encroaches on utility easement
• BLUMHOUSE OF HORROR
• Performanc­e review doesn’t meet worker’s expectatio­ns
• Philly does number on Mavericks
• Brach lets O’s hold off Yanks
• Kyle Busch rules Texas Speedway
• Format favors upsets
• Needham seeks net gains
• Perfect end with Melrose’s Adrian
• BOYS HOCKEY
• Spieth nearly makes more history
• Champ: Reed it and weep
• Rookie is A-OK with taking day off
• Celts go under on subs
• The heart of the matter? It didn’t
• X miscue has slide effects
• Sox finish off fish
• Krug adapts to new partners
• No easy out for Bruins
• B’s can’t reach the top

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