Peterson, a rookie free-agent forward, is signed by Boston and could make his debut for Maine on Friday night.
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Posted inNews, Times Record
Brunswick technical school target of bomb threat hoax
Brunswick’s Region 10 Technical High School was among about 60 Maine schools that received a bomb threat via email, police said.
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Posted inBusiness, Nation & World, News
Why Argentina’s shock measures may be the best hope for its ailing economy
In the past five years, its currency has lost about 90% of its value against the U.S. dollar.
Posted inTimes Record
Asylum-seeking families begin moving into new Brunswick homes
Part of a 60-unit housing development for asylum-seekers in Brunswick Landing has been completed.
Posted inSports
NBA notebook: Warriors stand by Draymond Green after league levies indefinite suspension
Golden State says it remains committed to Draymond Green, who received his sixth career suspension for hitting Phoenix center Jusuf Nurkic.
Posted inBusiness, News
Androscoggin Mill in Jay has a new owner
Pennsylvania-based Pixelle Specialty Solutions stopped production of paper in March and shut the mill down permanently.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Winning now doesn’t have to hurt future for the Patriots
Commentary: The players are still playing for Bill Belichick, regardless of all the speculation about the coach’s future and talk about the team’s draft position.
Posted inMaine
Kennebec County Emergency Management Director steps down after monthslong administrative leave
A separation agreement signed by the outgoing director, John Brenenstuhl, states there was no wrongdoing or unlawful conduct on his part or the county’s.
Posted inTimes Record
More destroyers, parking garage possible for Bath Iron Works under new defense bill
The $886 billion National Defense Authorization Act also includes funding for BIW to design the next-generation destroyer.
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Retail sales rise 0.3% in November as Americans hit the gas on shopping, travel and restaurants
Americans picked up their spending from October to November as the unofficial holiday season kicked off, underscoring that shoppers still have power to keep buying.