Boston Herald - 2020-09-23

• Somerville man killed in mountain mishap
• AT RISK OF ‘TWINDEMIC’
• ‘Slow tsunami of deaths’
• Ventilatio­n, filtration key to reopening schools safely
• HODGSON, HOUSE DEMS DUEL
• Front-runner conservati­ve on abortion, gun rights
• PRIME TIME FOR SLIME
• Judge voids gov’s firing of Holyoke facility’s boss
• US deaths top 200G; state above 9,300
• Rally lashes out at Suffolk Downs megaprojec­t
• Officials assuming worst from sheriffs on Election Day
• Left out for vengeance with call to pack Supreme Court
• Carry on RBG’s legacy by working toward equity in Boston
• Biden may be shifting to center, but advisers signal hard left
• ‘we’re on borrowed time’
• Uncertaint­y pushes UMass to cut costs
• It’s a cold war on rats
• It’s elementary
• TV CROSSWORD
• Clafoutis to savor
• Corn adds depth of flavor to many dishes
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Two love affairs fuel Jodi Picoult’s ‘Book of Two Ways’
• Bubble fatigue ratchets up the nastiness
• Arena critical of MLS’ unbalanced schedule
• Indians headed to playoffs
• Eagles not resting easy
• New home for Skating Club of Boston
• Growing gains
• Pivetta fools Baltimore bats
• Off and running
• Bubble a ghost town as C’s eye series tie
• Harry, Byrd appreciate Cam’s ‘trust’
• Cam: Contract ‘last of my worries’
• Shoulderin­g the blame
• POWER RANKINGS

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