Boston Herald - 2019-09-17

• Healey still suing OxyContin maker
• JUST WHAT WE NEEDED
• T just can’t catch a break
• Red Liners fed up with delays
• POLICING POLITO
• Patronage a dirty word for gov – except when it isn’t
• Maine gas blast kills 1, hurts 8
• ‘YANG GANG’ ADDS UP
• Beacon Hill must act on e-cigs
• Briefs allowed in support of Judge Joseph
• Not so fast, Charlie!
• A Hail Mary to save Doyle’s Cafe
• SIDETRACK
• Tewksbury man held in girlfriend’s death
• Over 5,000 licenses pulled in RMV scandal
• Young vapers imperiled by CBD impostors
• Top Boston lawyer wields clout to help community
• Political bias fuels false reporting about Trump
• UAW: GM OFFER TOO LATE
• Oil prices jump after Saudi attack
• Hearing for Fall River mayor’s ex-aide halted
• Police: DNA links man to Daytona Beach slayings
• Mild-mannered 'Villains'
• ‘Red at the Bone’ dazzling tale of family and race
• ‘Empire’ writer Attica Locke excels with ‘Heaven, My Home’
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• HOLIDAY MATHIS HOROSCOPE
• Social Security pages focus on people
• Spangenber­g, Brewers roll
• NHL, union keep labor peace until ’22
• Brown ready to bounce back
• Arnone buys Pride, vows to thrive
• Kampfer remains key piece on blue line
• Centering focus on finding role
• Yaz a Giant name at Fenway
• Injuries to QBs real sore spot
• Colts stand behind struggling Vinatieri
• Collins off to exciting start
• Versatile Newhouse a quick study

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