Sentinel & Enterprise - 2021-04-28

• Senior Center staff rolling out red carpet next week
• ‘Light at the end of the tunnel’
• Abolitioni­st Park nearing completion
• City man held on arson charges
• High schools must return by May 17
• Wild raccoon rescue on Pike halts rush hour
• Donohoe leads Owls to conference title game
• CDC says vaccinated can forgo them outside
• Cookbooks from around world bring tastes home
• Senate seen as last hope
• 87,133 more shots given in Bay State
• Sexton-diranian elected to Board of Selectmen
• Biden signs $15 minimum wage for fed contractor­s
• Vaccines are providing for sweet reunions
• Public Library to expand hours
• Supt. search narrowed to 3 finalists
• Hearing on fields plan set for today
• Financial literacy lessons for students
• Beware of police reforms that make things worse
• Census sustains state’s 9 Dems rep strangleho­ld
• Don’t have a cow, GOP. Biden’s not coming for your burgers
• DEBRUSK OUT VS. PENS
• Pats’ upcoming draft class is a litmus test
• Injury train keeps on rolling
• Sox hope to ace tough test tonight
• Dreams can come true at any age
• Oscars hit all-time ratings low
• Horoscope

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