BOSTON — The state’s chief casino regulator said he is hoping for “robust competition” among casino companies when potential developers submit applications next week. He added that it is “terrific” that Western Massachusetts could see a new casino proposal on Friday. Companies face a 5 p.m. deadline on Tuesday for filing $400,000 nonrefundable application fee with the Massachusetts Gaming Commission, along with...
Winter has arrived and the Holidays are keeping us all pretty busy! It seems like the Holidays come in waves first it was Halloween, next Thanksgiving and then on to Chanukuh and now Christmas! Depending on your own perspective New Years is either a great beginning or an incredible culmination of a dizzying time of...
BOSTON—December 18, 2012–In an historic national partnership between a resort casino venue and a city’s leading non-profit entertainment and cultural arts institution, Suffolk Downs/Caesars Entertainment (NASDAQ: CZR) and the Citi Performing Arts Center today announced an agreement giving the Citi Center a key role in collaborating on the entertainment and cultural activities at a future...
For many people, the city of Boston has waited long enough to get a casino. But now that a year has passed since Gov. Deval Patrick signed the expanded gambling law, Boston officials are worried that wait could get much longer.
Three Revere Junior Patriots Pop Warner cheerleading squads are already among the best in New England. The 55 cheerleaders, ages 8 to 15, and three coaching staffs will now have the opportunity to earn the title of best in the United States at the 2012 National Cheer Championships that are being held in Lake Buena...
News about the sudden and unexpected death of one of the city’s most dedicated volunteers to historical and cultural causes hit many friends, colleagues, and family members particularly hard earlier this week. Ann Fedele, founding member of the Revere Society for Cultural and Historic Preservation (RSCHP) and active and outspoken member on a host of...
POPLARVILLE — In the 11th month, the 11th day, and at the 11th hour, of the year 1918 WWI ended. In the minds of the American people, it was fought to end all wars. Unfortunately, a second world war occurred in which more than four hundred thousand soldiers died. Armistice Day was renamed “Veteran’s Day”...
BOSTON – Speaker of the House Robert A. DeLeo joined Representative Kathi-Anne Reinstein to announce the House of Representatives has passed two bills designating separate memorials on Revere Beach for historian Peter McCauley and artist Norman Gautreau.
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