Boston Herald - 2019-07-05

• ESPLANADE IS ‘THE BEST PLACE TO BE’
• Visitors excited for 4th of July events
• TRUMP BRINGS OUT BIG GUNS IN SALUTE TO U.S.
• Biden-Harris busing clash rolls into Iowa
• DA: Slay suspect attacked ex before
• ‘ALMOST GAVE ME A HEART ATTACK’
• Ridgecrest, Calif., resident rattled by tremor
• Always room for one more
• Unions sue BPD over ‘unneeded’ mental evals
• No joke ... MAD mag leaving newsstands
• San Fran to whitewash over George Wash
• Venezuelan gov’t tallied 5,300 killings last year, U.N. says
• FOR ALY, CLUTCH TO KLUTZ
• SIDETRACK
• American dream is alive and well
• Time to get into online lottery game
• Neither Biden nor Harris winners on big stage
• Gratitude for hardworkin­g life, well-lived in US
• THESE SUITS WERE MADE FOR WALKING
• Slim pickings on strawberri­es
• American flight lands at Logan after emergency
• ‘Fabled object’ from Titanic up for auction in R.I.
• Chestnut chomps to victory
• HOLIDAY MATHIS HOROSCOPE
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Amazing views take owners to the Heights
• DJ spins win for NY
• Blaney cannot wait for Loudon
• Kyrgios puts on show, but Nadal sweeps to win
• Sky’s limit for Celts’ Fall C’S IN THE SUMMER LEAGUE
• Bruins may need to deal with cap crunch
• Sox don’t trip this time
• Benintendi stuck in neutral
• Eovaldi in ninth, case closed
• ‘Silver Lake’ takes strange trip through L.A.
• Rose-Lynn pursues her dreams of music stardom in refreshing way
• Never too old to rock 'n'roll
• Most excellent! Bill and Ted ‘Face the Music’
• ‘Maiden’ voyage
• Summer Block Party rules at Lawn On D
• Reynor bares all for ‘Midsommar’ horrors

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