Amendola is not saying whether he will play in Saturday’s playoff game against Houston.
2017
Posted inMaine colleges, Sports
In Deshaun Watson, Clemson has a quarterback to cherish
Watson, who likely is headed to the NFL, is much more than a star athlete.
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Posted inMaine, News
Gorham approves 30 apartments – and a bowling alley
The builder and town officials both predict the mixed-use development will attract more pedestrians and businesses to the town center.
Posted inMaine, News, Politics
LePage attacks Humane Society’s undercover probes to root out animal cruelty
He wants Congress to end whistleblower anonymity for ‘political operatives’ who infiltrate businesses, prompting a response that he was ‘hyperventilating’ and on the wrong side of the issue.
Posted inNation & World, Politics
Intelligence agencies tell Trump that Russia has compromising dossier on him
The unsubstantiated allegations about his personal life and finances were part of an intelligence briefing and were based on material compiled by a British operative.
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World
Volkswagen working on emissions deal with U.S. calling for $4.3 billion in fines
That’s on top of a separate court-approved deal that requires the automaker to pay regulators and car owners a record $14.7 billion.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Prominent downtown Augusta building potentially headed to auction block, foreclosure
However, city officials were told by the owners of Key Plaza they hope to retain the building and extend a lease for state office space there.
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World
Signs suggest that U.S. job gains, wages may increase in 2017
The number of available jobs and the number of Americans who quit their jobs rose in November.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Bookies believe Patriots will breeze past Texans in playoff
New England is a 16-point favorite over Houston – one of the largest point spreads ever for a playoff game.
Posted inBusiness
World Bank forecasts global economy will grow at 2.7 percent
That’s down from the June forecast of 2.8% but better than last year’s 2.3%.