Boston Herald - 2024-04-21

• Medford memorial honoring victims becomes decrepit
• STATE AUDITOR: TOLLS AT BORDER COULD BE ‘DEVASTATIN­G’
• KAREN READ CASE
• Union not as receptive over push to slash cadet training
• HEALEY’S SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTA­TION IS QUITE NUTTY
• State-run shelter residency back hot again
• Biden sees inflation spike, shrugs it off
• Israel sends unmistakab­le message to Iran
• L.A. Times Crossword GETTING IN THE WAY
• Does my wife have to testify regardless of her situation?
• Introducin­g new cat to other pets
• Plan ahead when stepkids share a room
• Sweet Dante is a fan of wrestling
• Cephalopod squad
• Crime & punishment
• TV Q&A: What’s ‘The Talk’ on why show is ending?
• Television crossword
• My child’s ADHD meds are out of stock — what do I do?
• KY county boasts fast horses, tasty bourbon & even a castle
• Tight supply of homes propels builder D.R. Horton to big profits
• Nervous about background check for new job offer
• Downshifti­ng manually with an automatic transmissi­on
• Swayman, DeBrusk star in opening act
• CAPE DAD PLANS TO FINISH BALLPARK JOURNEY HE STARTED WITH LATE SON
• Mets extend win streak, beat Dodgers 6-4
• Crawford’s Houdini-esque start lifts Sox
• Duxbury makes statement, nets some revenge
• Scoring goals remains a problem
• Celtics ready to apply learned lessons
• Current, former GMs offer Eliot Wolf advice ahead of gigantic Patriots draft
• Saying bye after 10 unforgetta­ble years

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