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KNIGHTED AGAIN: Vegas Golden Knights Win Stanley Cup Final Game 1 in Epic Third Period, Title Odds Continue to Shorten

The Vegas Golden Knights have quickly become one of the greatest shows around in a town famed for its world-class entertainment. And Monday night’s Stanley Cup Final Game 1 lived up to fans’ expectations in the Las Vegas T-Mobile Arena on that front. The Vegas Golden Knights’ Cinderella story continued Monday with a Game 1 Stanley Cup Final win that made the attending crowd go wild. (Image: Steve Marcus/Las Vegas Sun) The first-year NHL expansion team won Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final over the Washington Capitals in a game that kept the crowd on their feet. The highly entertaining, high-scoring joust was the first of the best-of-seven championship series. The game was tied three goals apiece entering the third period. That’s when the underdog Caps took the lead on a Tom Wilson goal. But the Knights answered less than 90 seconds later when Ryan Reaves scored an unassisted goal to put the game 4-4. Seven minutes later, Vegas took a 5-4 lead on a Tomas Nosek goal. He added anothe...

Aquinnah Officials Ask Martha’s Vineyard Commission to Review Gambling Hall Project

The battle over a proposed gambling hall in Aquinnah — located on the remote western end of the upscale Martha’s Vineyard — has reached another turn, as town officials have asked the Martha’s Vineyard Commission (MVC) to review the controversial project. The 21-member Martha’s Vineyard Commission is being petitioned to review a potential tribal gaming hall in Aquinnah. (Image: Martha’s Vineyard Commission) The MVC is a regional land-use planning agency for Martha’s Vineyard Island and the Elizabeth Islands. The scrutiny comes a year after the US Supreme Court (SCOTUS) ruled the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head could develop a Class II gaming facility on their land in Massachusetts. But not everyone shares the Supreme Court’s enthusiasm. Harvard legal scholar Alan Dershowitz told Casino.org Monday the gambling facility “would disturb the tranquility of the vineyard especially since Aquinnah is at the quiet end of the island.” Delaying Inevitable In a statement released Tuesday ...

Jurors Hear Closing Arguments at “Skinny Joey” Merlino Mob Boss Trial

It’s been a colorful week in the trial of alleged Philadelphia Mob boss “Skinny” Joey Merlino, as a jury in Manhattan heard the closing arguments on Tuesday. “Skinny” Joey Merlino claims he is a legitimate businessman who went straight after he got out of prison in 2011. But prosecutors told the jury on Tuesday that he remains a dangerous and feared gangster and the head of the Philadelphia Mob. (Image: New York Post) The celebrity gangster has spent over a decade in prison for illegal gambling, racketeering and extortion – but beat a murder wrap. He says he went straight years ago, although the prosecution claims otherwise. Assistant US Attorney Lauren Schorr told jurors that shortly after his release in 2011, far from making a clean break of it, Merlino muscled his way back into illegal gambling schemes and health insurance cons. As a feared Mafia boss, he was entitled to take a cut from other criminal enterprises under his protection. “Being with Merlino did not come for f...

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