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WBO Junior Featherweight World Championship – 12 Rounds Angelo Leo – 121 ½ lbs. Stephen Fulton, Jr. – 122 lbs. Referee: David Fields (N.J.); Judges: Frank Lombardi (Conn.), Waleska Roldan (N.Y.), Steve Weisfeld (New Jersey), Interim WBA Super Bantamweight Title – 12 Rounds Ra’eese Aleem – 121 ½ lbs. Victor Pasillas – 122 lbs. Lightweight Bout – 12 Rounds Avery Sparrow – 136 lbs. Referee: Johnny Callas (Conn.); Judges: Tom Carusone (Conn.), Waleska Roldan (N.Y.), Steve Weisfeld (N.J.) Note: Romero was originally scheduled to defend his interim lightweight title against Just...

Wormtown Brewery plans larger taproom next door, add distillery Brewery plans larger taproom next door, moves to add distillery Matthew Tota Correspondent When Wormtown Brewery’s Shrewsbury Street taproom opened on St. Patrick’s Day 2015, it carried an aura of coolness and originality that captured the essence the city’s first brewery in decades. Sure, the taproom was small — but by design. Examining an early drawing of the taproom two years earlier, co-founder Ben Roesch and managing partner David Fields had deemed it too large, taking away valuable space for brewing and bottling. �...

Law targets plastic trash in ocean   ELLSWORTH  —  Legislation aimed at reducing plastic ocean debris, which was co-sponsored by Maine’s two U.S. senators, was signed into law this month.  The bipartisan Save Our Seas 2.0 Act was introduced in June to tackle the problem of plastic waste on a global scale by spurring innovation and international cooperation. The legislation builds on the Save Our Seas Act, which was signed into law in October 2018 and reauthorized NOAA’s Marine Debris Program.   Save our Seas 2.0, among other provisions, establishes a Marine Debris Fo...

>> i think human rights is something we should be talking about with north korea and we should be talking about it in conjunction with other nations. i think there's no reason to use incendiary rhetoric against the north korea yaesans, but there's no point in discussing the things they do which is absolutely reprehensible. including the way they treat political prisoners and the way they use poverty and underdevelopment as a weapon to maintain themselves in power in the north. i think all of those things should be things that should be talked about. >> david fields, appreciate you joining us. ...

Pyongyang officials have promised. let's discuss with david fields, associate director at the center for east asian studies. david, good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i don't want to ask you the obvious question of, hey, you know, what gift do you think is going to come on christmas day or christmas week from kim jong-un, but you rightly point out that we should be focussing on all the gifts that president trump has given the regime and thus have weakened the u.s. position. tell us more about that. >> sure. in the three face-to-face meetings that have happened between donald trump and...