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By Brendan Clogston ity Councillors and public safety and inspection officials clashed again over a proposed change to the city’s habitability inspections ordinance that supporters claim will provide necessary protection to landlords and its critics believe will hamper building inspectors and potentially produce public safety and legal issues for the city.

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However, Inspectional Services Department (ISD) Director Jim Soper, Fire Chief Anthony Carli and Code Enforcement Director Frank Nuzzo have been pushing the council to leave the ordinance intact. Of most concern to them was a change that would make habitability inspections voluntary rather than mandatory, and language that could attempt to prevent tenants from seeking an inspection without the landlord’s permission. The later part Soper and City Solicitor Colleen Mejia argued is against state law, which treats the apartment as the tenant’s property while leased to them, and potentially even against the right to free assembly protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

On Monday night, for the second meeting in a row, the three public safety officials spoke during the council’s public participation session to protest the ordinance. “I’ve been here probably six times speaking against this,â€? said Soper. “We’ve gone to great lengths to make sure that we’re making the citizens of this community safe. Changing this ordnance to making it voluntary in any way is directly in conflict with what we are trying to do with these habitability certificates: We are trying to make sure that the tenants in these houses are safe, that they have fire alarms, smoke alarms, means of egress, so that emergency responders can get to people and make rescues when needed. God forbid we ever have an accident in this community because my department wasn’t allowed to make an inspection. This should be in everybody’s head voting on this. ‌ I really think, this is one of those things where I think if it’s not broke, don’t fix it. I really want to know what’s broken.â€?

Soper also stated that “any ordinance that restricts the ability of a tenant to take occupancy and use their property as they see fit (i.e., inviting one of my inspectors in) is in direct conflict with our ordinances, the state law and the U.S. Constitution. They have rights to their apartment.�

Fire Chief Carli asked the council to not change the existing ordinance “at all.� “It’s probably one of the biggest tools we have to combat the problems we’ve seen in these homes,� said Carli. “I’ve had two firefighters injured this year fighting a fire in a relatively small building that was packed with people. We need this ordinance to stay the way it is.

Any alteration in the wording does not give us the tools we need.�

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Anthony Kelley receives Capone Law Office Scholarship

Pictured are Attorneys Fred and Michele Capone with their scholarship recipient, Anthony Kelley.

nthony is a 2018 graduate of Everett High School.

He graduated in the top 10 percent of his class with a grade point average of 3.97.

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COUNCILLORS | SEE PAGE 4 Code Enforcement Director Nuzzo echoed Carli’s sentiments. “We deal with these issues daily,” said Nuzzo. “This is a tool that we definitely rely on. It’s about public safety. By amending this in any respect would just be going in the wrong direction. The only person I can see it helping is that absentee landlord that we have to deal with on many occasions in this city to get them to do the right thing.”

Councillor Marchese, while consenting to drop the attempt to make the inspections optional, defended his ordinance in general. “This is a good piece,” he said. “We don’t want to stop inspections – I don’t know where that came from – all we want to do here is let them inspect what they’re supposed to inspect. This has nothing to do for safety issues.

They get called in to do the inspection, and they inspect the property. What’s wrong with it? They just don’t have the right to run through the whole house, because that’s not what it says. … All this does – you can come and you can inspect the apartment that you’re supposed to inspect.”

Soper countered that sometimes inspectors will encounter evidence

during an inspection that reveals an unsafe or illegal living situation, something building inspectors have struggled against increasingly in the city in recent years as rents skyrocket and landlords attempt to cram an unsafe number of tenants into their buildings. In some more serious situations – such as a situation in which people are living in back stairwells or illegal basement apartments with a single means of egress – tenants will be removed from the building and placed into temporary housing until the landlord can address the issue or safe housing can be discovered for them.

For Marchese, however, giving the building department the inspectional latitude beyond their initial assignment (i.e., inspecting a given vacant unit before it’s rented out) leaves the landlord open for “barnstorming.” “What right do you have to know what’s behind that door, when you’re in to inspect one particular unit?” he asked.

Soper responded, “The only time I’m interested in what’s behind that door is if I see smoke coming out from around that door, if I see water coming out from under that door, if I hear a carbor monoxide detector going off – ” “I understand that,”said Marchese.

“But if there’s nothing, what makes you want to walk in that door?”

“It doesn’t!” said Soper. “The only other thing is if it’s an illegal apartment with a single means of egress.”

“Even if it is an illegal apartment, you’re not sent in there to look at anything but what you’re sent in to look at,” said Marchese.

For Soper, more generally, the ordinance as written limits the rights of tenants. “It limits the inspector to go into another apartment when they’re asked, and that can happen.

So a tenant comes out in the hallway and says ‘Excuse me, can you come in and look at this?’ and under the way this is written, we’re supposed to say ‘only if the owner allows that,’ and that’s not what the state statue says. That tenant has possession of that property and can invite anybody they want. That’s a right of free association.”

On hearing that the ordinance might be unenforceable, Ward 5 Councillor Rosa DiFlorio stated that she is frustrated that something hadn’t been done earlier. “I feel really bad for the councillor that has spent six months on this, because this should have been stopped from day one,” she said.

City Solicitor Mejia responded that her “office would have been happy to review the language.”

Ward 1 Councillor Fred Capone submitted an amendment that he hopes would address the concerns of both parties. Under Capone’s amendment, tenants who want ISD to inspect their apartments in a nonemergency situation would have to reach out to ISD to schedule their own inspection.

“We don’t want to piggyback the tenant’s issue on the inspection of the apartment,” said Capone. “That’s it. Don’t use the inspection of the apartment as an opportunity for a tenant to drag someone in; they have another avenue to do that.”

Wanting to give all parties time to read and digest his language, the council voted to refer the item to Soper and Mejia and pick up the discussion at their next meeting on Wednesday, December 26.

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FOOTBALL | FROM PAGE 1 til ever threw on a baseball glove or not, but it is quite certain the 5'10", 175 lb. future Michigan Wolverine knocked it out of the park on the high school football field this past season.

For his dominant, productive and successful fall campaign, Sainristil has been honored as the 2018 Gatorade Player of the Year, signifying the top

high school player in Massachusetts. The Everett High senior is now able to designate a $1,000 grant from Gatorade to a local or national cause or group of his choice.

“It is a great honor for our football program and community,” Sainristil said of the Gatorade award, “especially considering all the great players from Everett and other schools who have been receiving this award

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Sainristil is the sixth Everett player in the past 22 years to receive the award as the top player in Massachusetts. The prior Crimson Tide award winners are Omar Easy (1996), Diamond Ferri (1999), Frank Nuzzo (2003), Matt Costello (2010) and Jonathan DiBiaso (2011).

The Tide senior wide receiver and defensive back did “by land and by air” offensively. Sainristil caught 30 passes for 762 yards and 12 touchdowns this past season, leading Everett (101) to the Division 1 North Sectional semifinals. He also ran for nearly 300 yards and five more scores and a two-point conver-

sion to finish second in scoring in the state in Division 1, with 104 points. The Michigan-bound Sainristil also recorded six interceptions in the secondary, including three in one game, also leading Division 1 and the state among defensive players.

Sainristil is also a well-rounded student-athlete who considers community service a priority in his life. He is a musician who plays the violin, piano and drums, Sainristil is a member of the Haitian Club at Everett High.

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“It makes my job a lot easier. He is [a] very coachable kid, someone the younger players look up to because of the way he is. He’s just an awesome kid who does it all both on and off the field.”

Sainristil has maintained a “B” average in the classroom. It was also recently reported that taking advantage of NCAA early signing rules, Sainristil has agreed to immediately enroll at the University of Michigan. He will graduate from Everett High School later this month and attend college classes beginning in the spring semester, making him eligible for spring practice with the Wolverines and head coach Jim Harbaugh, who was in the area just last week to sit down for dinner with Sainristil and his family.

Sainristil joins recent Gatorade Massachusetts Football Players of the Year Sal Frelick (2017-18, Lexington High School), Bobby Maimaron (2016-17, Duxbury High School), Danny Dalton (2015-16, Marshfield High School), Joe Gaziano (2014-15, Xaverian Brothers High School) and Neil O’Connor (2013-14, Leominster High School) on the state’s list of former award winners.

LET TER TO THE EDITOR Reader thanks school board member Dear Editor: I wanted to take a moment to give a big Thank You to Ward 5 School Committee member Marcony Almeida-Barros for helping the Devens School get funding for tablet computers so students can prepare for the MCAS. When Mr. Almeida-Barros heard the school was in need, he reached out to the Cambridge Health Alliance Foundation to see if they could help. Thankfully, they were able to make a $5,000 donation to help fund the computers.

The Devens is a small school whose students require extra attention, with a low staff to student ratio. As a mother of autistic children in the Everett Public Schools, as well as being the founder of a support group for parents of children living with autism, I appreciate Marcony's hard work in making sure all students have the resources they need to succeed.

I thank Marcony for his hard work and his colleagues on the School Committee for accepting the donation, the Cambridge Health Alliance Foundation for their generosity, and to the teachers and staff at the Devens who work so hard for our students' success.

Sincerely, Fernanda Rocha Ferry Street Everett

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Speaking to Mayors across the Commonwealth, I found many communities also trying to deal with this recycling crisis. I then called Commissioner Martin Suuberg of the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, and he told me the department was there to help and suggested we apply for a recycling IQ kit to reduce contaminants in our recycling. This fall, we obtained the $40,000 grant for public outreach and education in addition to staff to review contaminated recycling barrels citywide. We had also reached out to local communities and vendors.

I’m happy to say, we have stabilized our recycling cost and have reduced the amount of contaminants in our recyclables. Everett now has a locked rate of $79.00 / ton and through the MassDEP IQ grant program has reduced its contamination rate in the grant program areas by roughly 50%. These initiatives have saved the City approximately $30,000 per month as the market rate for recycling has climbed in excess of $100.00 / ton. At the most recent City Council Meeting, I introduced an ordinance to begin a discussion of banning single use of plastic bags in the City of Everett. These bags are the number one contaminant in our recycling stream. They tangle in sorting machines, which cause the machines to break and shutting down the recycling process for hours.

In this volatile Global Economy, I will continue to review our options in order to incorporate new disposal practices, evolve industry standards, and improve attentiveness in what enters the recycling stream.

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City celebrates re-opening of Hancock Street Fire Station After extensive renovations, the Hancock Street Fire Station was officially reopened on Saturday morning. The fire station was originally opened in 1899. To celebrate its reopening, the community was invited to visit the station.

Residents were invited to celebrate the opening of the Hancock Street Fire Station on Saturday.

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Mayor Carlo DeMaria praised the fire Senator Sal DiDomenico congratulated department for their dedication to the the fire department on their newly Councilor John Hanlon reminisced about Rev. Coots offered blessings for the the fire station's history. renovated station. community. firemen at the newly renovated station.

Elected officials celebrated the reopening of the Hancock Street Fire Station on Saturday morning.

The Honor Guard was present for a ceremony at the Hancock Street Fire Station on Saturday.

Chief Carli welcomed residents and elected officials to the Hancock Street Fire Station on Saturday morning.

Jason Cardinale examined a relic fire hat on display in the fire station.

Maria Bussell was joined by Mile and Aaron Lanceleve Lt. William Hurley III assisted William Hurley IV down for the fire station opening. the fire pole in the station.

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MassBadge and the DiDomenico Foundation host annual Christmas Toy Drive MassBadge and the DiDomenico Foundation collaborated for their annual Christmas Toy Drive celebration at Anthony's in Malden on Saturday night. With generous donations, the organizations will provide more than 20,000 toys to children in need this holiday season.

Sal DiDomenico, Marie DiDomenico, Tricia DiDomenico, and Senator Sal DiDomenico celebrated an annual tradition by gathering toy donations.

Members of the DiDomenico Foundation helped organize and collect toys for the event.

Sal DiDomenico and Marie DiDomenico greeted Santa Claus at the annual holiday bash.

Senator Sal DiDomenico of the DiDomenico Foundation and MassBadge hosted their annual holiday bash at Anthony's in Malden on Saturday evening.

Bishop Brown thanked Senator Sal DiDomenico for Domenic Licata and Clemente Palmariello enjoyed Senator Sal DiDomenico and Raoul Goncalves of his dedication to helping local families during the celebrating the holiday season for a good cause with MassBadge collaborated to donate thousands of toys to kids in local communities.

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Councillor Fred Capone, Michele Capone, Patti Frati, and Councillor Mike McLaughlin met Santa Claus at the annual holiday bash.

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Adriana Machado, Lovita Strain, Valerie Guite, and Marcia Pretto volunteered to sell tickets and collect toy donations.

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Mayor Carlo DeMaria, Senator Sal DiDomenico, and Raoul Goncalves participated in the holiday bash to gather toys for children in need.

Joe Internicola, Valerie Guite, Raoul Goncalves, and Jose Amado of MassBadge volunteered for another successful year raising toys for kids in need.

Norma Pereira, Lucy Thibes, George Pappas, and Marines Reia enjoyed the MassBadge toy drive celebration.

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O B I T UA R I E S Edward J. Barry From West Yarmouth, formerly of Everett, passed away with his family by his side at 89 years old. He was the son of John F. and Cecilia (Dunn) Barry. He is predeceased by sisters Alice Popovich McDonald and Patricia Hollett and brothers John and Robert Barry. Ed is survived by his wife of 66 years, Ann P. (Hoefler) Barry and children Kevin and husband Barry Mullen-Barry of Dorchester, Ellen Lonergan and husband Thomas Lonergan of South Dennis, Michael and wife Kelly Popper of Harwich, Paul and wife Grace Hebard of Dorchester, Susan Waddicor and husband Kenneth Waddicor of Swansea, and Peter and wife Deirdre Hand of Maynooth, Ireland.

He had 16 grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren and many dear nieces and nephews. After serving in the US Marines in WW II, he worked for the B&M Railroad and later for The Barnstable County National Bank of Hyannis. A Funeral Mass was celebrated on Monday, December 10 at St. Pius X Church, South Yarmouth. Burial followed at Ancient

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Kathleen A. "Kay" Donnelly Of NY City, Kathleen A. "Kay" Donnelly passed away unexpectedly on November 12, 2018 at her home in the city. Kay was born in Revere, MA on April 13, 1937 to the late Mary Ellen (Kenneally) Donnelly and was raised in Everett, MA. She is survived by her sisters: Patricia Desmond, Anne (Thomas) Zellen and Claire Anderson all of Peabody, MA. She was preceded in death by several brothers and sisters. Kay attended elementary schools in Everett and graduated from Everett High School in 1954. She was accepted into American Airlines flight training school and completed a 12-

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Commission in Boston. Her last professional job was at the Soldiers' Home in Chelsea where she worked in admissions. She was the daughter of the late Frances (Paola) and Salvatore Muscarelli. Beloved wife of the late Nicholas J. Ingaciola. Loving and devoted mother of Loreen M. Pelletier and her husband, Gerard of N. Reading, Nicky J. Ingaciola and his wife, Carolyn of Lynnfield, Mary Ann Ingaciola and her partner Sheri Anastos of Hull, and Mark P. Ingaciola and his partner Mark Cellucci of Lynnfield. Sister of Ronald Muscarelli of Somerville and the late Millie DeMayo, Ann Shick and Violet Sarno. Loving grandmother of Jennifer Brissette and her husband, Marc, Mark Pelletier and his wife, Jennifer, Nicholas Ingaciola and his wife, Tamanna, Christopher Ingaciola and Julie Ingaciola and loving great-grandmother of Isabelle, Beau and Gabrielle Brissette and Harry Pelletier. Her funeral were held from the Cafasso & Sons Fu-

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Interment Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Vinnyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s memory to the Soldiersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Home in Chelsea, 91 Crest Ave. Chelsea, MA 02150 or to the charity of oneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s choice would be sincerely appreciated.

Guilherme Artur Martins Dos Santos Passed away suddenly last week at the age of 34.

Guilherme, a Brazilian man who came to this country for a better life, died Sunday December 2nd. Guilherme was a Woburn resident and an active mem-

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OBITUARIES | FROM PAGE 26 ber of the Revival Church for the Nations Webster St. Everett where he loved God and his fellow Church members. It was here where he also served as a Pastor.

Guilherme is remember fondly as a happy man with good heart and a warm smile, he was always willing to help out everyone and anyone who needed it.

He especially loved playing soccer with friends. The 34-year old enjoyed his job immensely working in construction insulation; Friends and co-workers are heart broken by his death. Guilherme leaves behind his close family which includes his mother Darcy, his brother Sergio and his former wife Mikaelle along with many friends including his close friend Jose Lopes. A service to remember his life was held Wednesday, December 12 at the Revival Church for the Nations, Peabody. Guilherme was laid to rest in his home country, in Rio De Janeiro at Memorial Parque Nycteroy. Arrangements by The Murphy O'Hara Funeral Home 519 Broadway Everett.

Adrian A. Woodford Of Everett, accidently, Dec. 6.

Beloved husband of the late Patricia M. (Bencale). Dear and devoted father of Michael A. Woodford and his companion, Melinda Robie of Tewksbury and Thomas J. Woodford and his wife, Chon-Ti of Everett. Brother of Josephine Woodford of Bridgewater, Martha Sullivan of E. Bridgewater, June Cordone of Halifax, Deborah Finn of Abington and the late Gordon Woodford. Loving grandfather of Michael, Patricia, Brynn, Mason and Penelope Woodford. He is also survived by his longtime companion, Cindy DiRusso and her children, Debra D'Amore and Ronald DiRusso and their children, Aidan Randall, Ava DiRusso, Eliana D'Amore, Benjamin D'Amore and Andrew D'Amore. His Funeral was from the Cafasso & Sons Funeral Home on Wednesday, December 12, followed by a Funeral Mass in the Immaculate Conception Church, Everett. Entombment Holy Cross Chapel Mausoleum, Malden.

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4. In computerese, what is half of a byte called?

5. In 1659 what celebration did the General Court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony outlaw?

6. What color are poinsettia flowers?

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13. What fruit was a traditional Christmas tree decoration?

14. In 1917, Boston helped what Nova Scotian city recover from an explosion?

15. Which angel does the Bible refer to as an Archangel?

16. On Dec. 19, 1950, a U.S. patent was received by Rose Marie Reid in L.A., Calif., for a bathing suit using what rubbery substance?

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Rose O. (Oteri) Pulpi Formerly of Melrose and Everett, entered into eternal life on December 6, 2018. Rose was born on September

9, 1920, one of seven children of the late James and Josephine Oteri. She was the beloved wife of the late Guy (Tony) H. Pulpi with whom she shared 69 years of marriage. Rose is survived by her son John Pulpi and his wife Marlene of Melrose; her daughter Josephine Pulpi Felice and her husband Patrick of Saugus; her cherished grandchildren Debra Pulpi Friedlander, Kimberly Pulpi DiPrima, Susan Felice Marroni, Marc Pulpi, Christine Felice Cosgrove, Jennifer Felice; 13 great grandchildren and her sister Anna Oteri of Everett. She was predeceased by her brothers John, Dick, Placido (Teddy) and her sisters Agatha and Mary Oteri.

Born in Bostonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s North End, raised in Everett, she married the love of her life, Guy (Tony) Pulpi in 1943 and lived in Boston until 1960 when she moved back to Everett. In 2003 Rose and Guy moved to Melrose to be near their family. Rose was a dedicated and self-less wife, mother and grandmother who

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Rose was an accomplished seamstress and was employed as a sample maker in the Boston garment district. Her hobbies included Bingo, sewing and crocheting. Her faith was her anchor and lived her life with an unceasing devotion to the Miraculous Medal. Rose will be remembered as a devoted wife, extraordinary mother and treasured grandmother/great grandmother.

Services from the Salvatore Rocco & Sons Funeral Home, Everett on Monday, December 10. A Funeral Mass followed in the Most Blessed Sacrament Church, Wakefield. Interment private.

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Since the total of both mortgages does not exceed $750,000, all of the mortgage interest is deductible on Schedule A as an itemized deduction. If Jim has used the proceeds of the equity line of credit to pay off college loans and personal credit cards, then none of the mortgage interest associated with the equity line of credit would be deductible.

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