On behalf of the Everett School Committee, the school administration, its teachers and all of the staff, I wish to thank the victim of this tragic case for having the courage to report this matter to the Committee, the witnesses and to law enforcement in Everett. Continue ReadingĮVERETT SCHOOL COMMITTEE ON FORESTEIRE CONVICTION “Guilty of indecent assault and battery,” informed the jury foreman.įoresteire standing next to his attorney never flinched.Ī crescendo of hushed oohs and ahhs broke out among the gallery observers in the courtroom.Ī moment of collective catharsis engulfed observers inside the court room following the reading of the decision. “Yes we do, your honor.” The verdict was read. “Do you have a verdict?” Judge Emily Karstetter asked the jury foreman. The unnerving nature of a legal decision about to be revealed nearly always quiets a crowded court room. Moments later, the jury filed into the packed courtroom in Malden District Court.Įveryone rose with eyes riveted on the jurors as they tried to predict what the decision would be from the expressions worn on their faces. The jury informed the court clerk it had reached a decision. Continue ReadingįFF found guilty of indecent assault imprisoned same dayĭuring the early afternoon last Thursday a Middlesex County District Court jury finished up its deliberations about the innocence or the guilt of former Everett School Superintendent Frederick F. The MGC’s decision is based on its favorable interpretation of the 2013 referendum that brought the casino to Everett. The “Memoire” nightclub will also be relocated there. The upcoming construction will include a dedicated poker room, a second sports betting salon, a theater, and a parking garage as well as a bridge (pedestrian walkway) spanning the breadth of lower Broadway from the new expansion site to the casino itself. Wynn Resorts, the owner of Encore, is now authorized to have gaming on both sides of Broadway. The expansion was approved Wednesday by a vote of 4-1. Encore has been given the right to expand across the street on Broadway with a major development that includes gaming in a decision made by the Massachusetts Gaming Commission last week.

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