SUPINO, Nora “Nancy” (Nee) of Everett, entered into eternal rest on Wednesday, January 12, 2022 in the Katzman Family Center for Living in Chelsea. She was 88 years old.
Born in Everett, Nancy had graduated from Everett High School. She was retired from Ruby Wines where she worked for over 40 years as their office manage.
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SORRENTO, Frances (Zagarella) of Everett, entered into eternal rest, unexpectedly, January 16, 2022 in the Massachusetts General Hospital. She was 83 years old.
Born in East Boston, Frances has been a resident of Everett for most of her life. She was retired from the Archdiocese of Boston.
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GILLIS, George J. lifelong resident of Everett, entered into eternal rest on Saturday, January 9, 2022 at 87 years.
George was retired from MIT, after a long career as Supervisor of Facility Maintenance. Beloved husband of the late Mary J. (Giggie) for over 54 years.
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By Josh Resnek
A promise and a handshake by a high ranking Wynn Resorts official with one of the casino land owners was not enough to allow the landowner’s Federal lawsuit to prevail.
Anthony Gattineri’s contract dispute arising out of the sale of the Everett land for the construction of the Encore casino and hotel sought to have Wynn Resorts pay him what he believed was due from the sale.
He wanted $19 million he believed he was owed after the price for the land was dropped dramatically by agreement between the Gaming Commission, officials from Wynn Resorts, and even his own partners in the real estate deal.
Gattineri’s fight to regain money he believes was his and to fully exonerate himself after being prosecuted for crimes related to the land sale, (he was found innocent in Federal District Court by a jury), is another barrier in then long road to ultimate justice for the Winchester businessman and entrepreneur.
“I am appealing this ruling. I am not giving up until I get what I am owed,” Gattineri told the Leader Herald.
Gattineri’s claim arose from a meeting he had with a former Wynn Resorts executive Rob DeSalvio, one of the key players in the Everett Encore project.
Gattineri claimed DeSalvio promised to make Gattineri “whole,” according to the 25 page ruling issued by F. Dennis Saylor IV, the Chief Judge, United States District Court in Massachusetts.
Continue reading Fallout From Encore Land Deal Earns Wynn Resorts Victory in Federal CourtOK. The Patriots, it turns out, never had a chance.
From the first snap of the game Josh Allen outdid everyone around him on the playing field. He played like a champion.
He and his teammates came to win.
The Patriots came to lose.
It is really as simple as that.
So there is no need to determine what went wrong. The Patriots just didn’t have it.
The better team won.
That being said, the most infuriating thing about this pitiful playoff loss in a game that wasn’t close couldn’t have ended any other way.
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