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  Quiet Enjoyment Violations Mar Halloween for the Seniors at Whittier Drive.    There is nothing  more crass and crude and vulgar than child abuse and elder abuse.    Over-the-top or offensive behavior in particular by Nicole DiPierro abusing a senior and lying about it.  Moral turpitude.  Such fraud by an ex mayor's cousin  would lead to removal from the Housing Authority      Google A.I. information  In Everett, Massachusetts , disturbing the peace is regulated under both local city ordinances and Massachusetts state law. Everett City Noise Ordinance Under the City of Everett Revised General Ordinances Section 13-7 , it is unlawful for any person to disturb the peace by making or allowing unreasonable, loud, or excessive noise . [ 1 ] The Threshold: Noise is legally defined as unreasonable or excessive if it measures in excess of 50 dBA between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. when measured from the property lot...

 former Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria's full adjudicatory trial  Update  The Massachusetts State Ethics Commission has not yet announced a specific date for former Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria's full adjudicatory trial . [ 1 , 2 ] While a definitive trial schedule remains pending, his most recent proceedings progressed through the following milestones: May 27, 2026: The Commission held an initial remote Pre-Hearing Conference to organize the case structure. June 23, 2026: A remote Motion Hearing took place to address preliminary legal arguments. July 7, 2026: Following that hearing, the State Ethics Commission officially denied DeMaria's motion to dismiss the conflict of interest charges, clearing the path for the case to head toward an eventual public trial. [ 1 , 2 , 3 ] You can monitor upcoming trial dates or procedural updates directly through the Mass.gov State Ethics Commission Events Calendar .

  Submitted for the Boston Globe's Consideration  http://www.everetthousingauthority.org/board.aspx   OpEd Boston Globe  One Exchange Place   Suite 201 Boston, MA 02109 Dear Op Ed, Opinion: A Resident’s Perspective on Safety, Transparency, and Reform at the Everett Housing Authority By Joe Viglione, Resident, Everett Housing Authority On Tuesday night, October 27, 2026, I attended the Everett Housing Authority (EHA) Board of Commissioners meeting at 393 Ferry Street. The front page of the EHA website proudly states its mission: "helping provide safe and affordable housing" in the City of Everett. However, recent events show that the reality at the Whittier Drive property falls short of this goal. The public safety dangers at Whittier are clear. On July 15, 2026, tenant Angel Roman was arrested. A year prior, in October 2025, Charles Censullo was removed in handcuffs and admitted to CHA Hospital for a psychiatric evaluation. Following the conclusion of Tuesday’s...