The casino can move ahead with some version of its planned development either way, but it can only offer sports betting and poker there with the commission’s agreement that such an expansion was something the 2013 voters understood they were voting on. Wynn at the time was looking for a green light from voters before it could secure a license. The question the regulators had to answer Wednesday was whether the language of the Jreferendum that cleared the way for the casino to be located in Everett authorized casino gaming at just the location specified on the ballot or whether voters approved of a casino license generally. It would be connected to the casino that opened in 2019 by a pedestrian bridge. The Career Center will be diagonally (left) across the street.State gaming regulators decided Wednesday to interpret the 2013 casino referendum in Everett to have authorized gaming on not just the current site of Encore Boston Harbor but also at least one other swath of land across the street, clearing the way for the resort-style casino’s expansion to move ahead.Įncore parent company Wynn Resorts plans to construct a new building across Broadway from its resort casino to host a dedicated poker room, a second sports betting parlor, a relocated nightclub, a theater, parking garage and more. Turn left at the second lighted intersection. Proceed half mile, passing The Encore Boston Harbor on your left proceeding through the lighted intersection. At the traffic circle, take the 3rd exit onto Alford St. Use any lane to turn slightly right onto Maffa Way. Follow 93 North to Exit 20 Route 99/Sullivan Sq./Somerville. The Career Center will be diagonally (left) across the street.įrom the West: Follow 90 East (Mass Pike) to Exit 134B for 93 North. Proceed half mile, past The Encore Boston Harbor on your left proceeding through the lighted intersection.

From the South: Follow 95 North to Exit 26 for 93 North.

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