Boston Herald - 2024-02-19

• Wind and cold will give way to more sun
• COUNCILORS PUSH TO EXPAND MUSEUM PROGRAM
• More city-run pools ‘on track’ to be open this summer
• Haley pushes Trump to break silence on Navalny
• HARRIS MAY BE ‘READY,’ BUT VOTERS ARE NOT
• National Guard requested at Brockton high
• Learning still lags despite fed COVID cash
• DEI is Job 1 in going forward with green energy
• TD Garden bag policy causes an uproar
• DIANE LEE CROSS
• Space Odyssey
• L.A. Times Crossword
• What the year ahead could look like for layoffs
• Panarin rallies Rangers to 6-5 win over Islanders at MetLife Stadium
• Fontbonne’s Blow notches 5th-straight double-double
• Wakefield boys, Holliston girls roll to wins
• Comcast Tournament: Charlestow­n advances on buzzer-beater
• Div. 1: SJP returns to the top
• Weston still rules roost; wins third straight title
• Buddy Ferreira Tournament: Hanifan shuts out Hingham
• DeFeo’s comeback inspires Woburn
• Westwood boys prolong the magic
• Bruins playing well in spurts, but still need to see results
• Casas eyes full career with Sox
• Refsnyder: Sox must embrace Dirt Dog playing style of past

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