Boston Herald - 2022-04-01

• ‘Ruckus’ follows Chris Rock
• Slain marine’s family to sue
• ‘The Yankees are more loved in Boston’
• DA: JP shooting shows ‘menace’ of weapons
• ‘Whatever it takes’
• Virus cases keep rising; Schools report 3,245 cases
• Study: Pandemic took a toll on teen mental health
• MORE HELP MAY BE ON MENU
• There’s a new hole in the Hub’s lineup
• Doc invites Ukrainian students to work at his lab
• Healey agrees to two debates vs. Chang-Diaz
• TSA upgrades to gender-neutral screening tech
• Award grows for info on missing child
• Ex-orchestra employee pleads guilty to child porn
• Alleged Mass. child rapist arrested in NH
• Canceling student loan debt would be recipe for disaster
• New polls confirm Democratic problems for November
• Biden’s gaffes shouldn’t drive U.S. policies on Russia
• Democrats in Congress keep eyes firmly fixed on the past
• $597M project breaks ground
• Death and taxes front and center
• Russian seafood ban shouldn’t rock the boat
• HONORABLE PAUL D. LEWIS
• Biden orders daily oil reserves release
• Senate on board with CROWN Act
• Negative blood type
• Hate to burst Apatow’s ‘Bubble,’ but this comedy just isn’t funny
• ‘Gagarine’ soars as tale of abandonmen­t, loss and dream of reaching for the stars
• ‘You Won’t Be Alone,’ but you will find artsy horror film gruesome
• TV CROSSWORD
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Dear Abby: Teen uncovers mom’s affair while looking at her phone
• West Falmouth estate’s a dream
• Giannis passes Kareem for Milwaukee scoring lead Matthews’ NHL-leading 50th goal leads Leafs past Jets
• Coach K builds Blue Devils into his final Final Four team
• US turns attention to Qatar
• Garwo gets kicks on gridiron
• Tatum aims to stay ahead of blitz
• Tuukka bids B’s fans adieu
• Bruins stick fork in Devils

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