WESTBROOK—It’s that time again, that between-seasons stretch where a look back at local teams’ ups and downs seems appropriate. For their part, the Blazes turned in a number of impressive achievements this winter. Boys BasketballDan Legage’s boys posted a banner year, reaching the Regional Final. The Gentlemen Blazes went 12-6 through the regular season, picking […]
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Thailand drafts legislation to regulate, tax cryptocurrency
The proposal would also help prevent the use of digital currencies in money laundering and fraud.
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Injury-plagued Celtics may get help from Red Claws
Boston is hurting – with Marcus Smart a big question mark and Daniel Theis out for the season – and their G League affiliate might provide relief.
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Volkswagen head says company will be ‘part of the solution’ on reducing diesel emissions
CEO Matthias Mueller said it’s investing 34 billion euros by 2022 on autonomous and electric technology.
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Despite Parkland shooting, some big retailers sticking to their guns
Outdoor stores like Cabela’s and Bass Pro Shops probably figure they can’t afford to alienate their base, an expert says.
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Danny Amendola likely to leave Patriots for Dolphins
Malcom Butler and the Titans agree to a deal.
Posted inMaine, Politics
Sen. Volk says fellow Maine Republican who insulted Florida students shouldn’t run
Sen. Amy Volk of Scarborough joins Democrats who have called on Leslie Gibson to end his candidacy for the District 57 House seat.
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Russia: Poisoning accusations are ‘nonsense’
Police said the investigation of who poisoned Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia, will last many weeks.
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Greece tries to restrain soccer bosses
The latest trouble occurred over the weekend, when the owner of PAOK Thessaloniki ran onto the field with a holstered gun to confront the referee.
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What to know about the World Trade Organization’s role in U.S. tariffs
Officials say it’s too soon to tell if the U.S. is violating the organization’s rules as Trump claims his decision was done on the grounds of national security.