Boston Herald - 2022-05-06

• Ruggles shooting rapped up
• SOUTHIE PROJECT ON PAUSE
• Biden takes ‘blob-sled’ run to the bottom
• State DOR says April’s take way above expectatio­ns
• BOARD VOTES TO CLOSE JP SCHOOL
• New COVID cases in state hit three-month high
• TOP CONSIDERAT­ION
• Israel: Putin apologizes for foreign minister’s Holocaust remarks
• Drugs found in dog’s bed
• Protests won’t influence Supreme Court vote
• Former Attorney General Francis X. Bellotti’s legacy worth celebratin­g
• Joe Biden says children belong to their teachers
• NATO, EU must step up to the fiscal plate to aid Ukraine
• OPEC+ SLOW ROLLS OIL
• Gobbling up honors
• Tech titans back Musk bid for Twitter with $7B
• Man who fled to Florida after raping young girl, 8, found guilty
• Immigrants without legal status will get licenses
• Marching to beat of a different strum
• Multiverse channels Oz in Marvel-ous ‘Dr. Strange’
• ‘Will to See’ chronicles writer’s years reporting on warfronts
• ‘Escape the Field’ yields bumper crop of gimmicks, little else
• Mary Kay Andrews builds fun read in ‘Homewrecke­rs’
• L.A. Times Crossword
• Somerville condo ready for fun
• Hurting mom feels mistreated
• Day ‘obsessed’ with new swing, leads Wells Fargo
• Mets rally in ninth, top Phillies
• Barmash, Woburn snap Reading’s 11-game run
• Playoff physicalit­y creeps into the crease
• Mitchell sounds like president of Pats’ Fan Club
• Swayman to start Game 3
• ‘Strong likelihood’ of Game 3 return
• Not a good Storyline
• Ohtani makes Fenway history

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