Boston Herald - 2022-05-20

• New Orange Line trains pulled out of service
• GAS PRICES AREN’T STOPPING ROAD-TRIPPERS
• It’s all on the up and up … and up … and up
• Govs meet in Hub with STEM on minds
• New Jersey’s gov backs Baker on sports betting
• Guns at BPS a ‘crisis across the system’
• 2 GUNS, 2 ARRESTS AT CHARLESTOW­N H.S.
• Court should be protesting Biden and Schumer
• Monkeypox ‘not going to spread like wildfire’
• Hub reports big bump in cases
• Forecast: more of the 90-degree days, stormy
• Safety in Boston’s schools calls for action, not words
• Is Putin’s off ramp finally under constructi­on?
• Looking at fraudulent votes and fraudulent claims in Arizona
• Supreme Court should leave college admissions alone
• Producer could reopen by next week
• Traders at work near the bear’s lair
• Diesel’s spike hits farmers extra hard
• Crime, arrests up on Mass and Cass this year, police say
• It’s still their generation
• Creepy Gothic horrors abound in surreal thriller ‘Men’
• The land is beautiful, family drama compelling in superb ‘Montana Story’
• Summer music season sizzles in Boston
• L.A. Times Crossword
• Nahant gem gives ample space
• Sisters’ blatant greed is last straw
• Football committee looks to tweak power rating
• Santander, O’s stun Yankees
• Lexington tops Winchester in boys volleyball
• Montgomery keeps role a mystery
• Neely hopes to hammer out extension for Sweeney
• Cora hopes Devers ‘can play here rest of his career’
• Comeback Story
• Smart, Horford return for Game 2
• South Beach scorcher

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