ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — The fates of three prominent Katherine Mott-owned event spaces in the Rochester area are becoming clearer.
Thursday, a lawyer representing the court-appointed receiver in the check-kiting case against Katherine Mott — which was filed in March 2024 — said that Divinity Estate & Chapel has been served an eviction notice, telling the company to vacate, dated Jan. 29.
It is unclear if the business has vacated as of Thursday. News 8 has reached out to Mott and has not heard back yet. The website listed on the venue’s Facebook page is no longer working.
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The spokesperson for the receiver also told News 8 that Monroe’s has been sold, and The Wintergarden is currently in negotiations. A more detailed filing that is expected in the coming weeks…