The Boston Business Journal recently published an editorial signifying support for BARCC’s position on the naming of the Wynn Boston Harbor Casino and disappointment in the powers that be at Wynn Resorts, which reportedly ignored Steve Wynn’s misconduct for years.

Excerpt: “Change the name, an idea first mentioned by local nonprofit The Boston Area Rape Crisis Center. If Massachusetts must have a casino, it shouldn’t bear the Wynn name.”

Read the full editorial, “Editorial: Everett casino should drop ‘Wynn’ name,” online at the Boston Business Journal.

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