Boston Herald - 2022-04-27

• In sound tradition, MIT students launch piano from dorm roof
• Justice just isn’t in it
• RESURFACIN­G FOR A RUN?
• Mayor may visit park with imperiled trees
• COMPARED TO NYC, T’SOT TOTAL’S OFF THE RAILS
• State reports rise in virus hospitaliz­ations
• 67 North End restaurant­s apply for outdoor dining
• Antisemiti­c incidents reach all-time high in US
• Cops up Mass and Cass patrols after stabbings
• Parents, students urge state not to take over BPS
• COVID precaution­s now becoming a matter of choice
• Government can seize property – how legit is that?
• No grownups here – the sad saga of Johnny Depp & Amber Heard
• It takes a village to raise educationa­l opportunit­ies, outcomes for kids
• Gillette chief: supply chains never this bad
• Harvard pledges $100 million to atone for role in slavery
• Chamber of Commerce joins suit against wealth tax
• ANTHONY D. ZENGA, “JR”
• EDWARD J. SUGRUE
• Labor Relations tosses parts of firefighte­rs’ vax complaint vs. city
• Fighting to stay alive
• Take comfort classic to next level
• When life hands you lemons, make a cake
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Holiday MatHis Horoscope
• Dear Abby: Woman gets visit from mother-in-law – complete with COVID
• Rizzo hits 3 HRs for Yanks
• Heat hold off Hawks, advance Matthews tallies 59th, 60th goals for Leafs
• Sweep earns Celtics some extra time
• Turning points for DeBrusk
• Bruins play Panther tamers
• Sox blow another
• Collaborat­ion the key to draft

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