There were five companies in cities associated with Essex County that received five FDA inspections in the first quarter of 2026, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Preferred Distributors, LLC. in Lawrence was inspected by the FDA on March 3 for potential foodborne biological hazards, as detailed on the FDA’s website.
Lynnfield will celebrate its 250th anniversary by marking 25 newly planted trees with patriotic bows. Residents are encouraged to suggest future planting locations under a new program managed by local officials.
Lynnfield has received 25 native trees as part of its 250th Celebration. Residents are encouraged to help identify planting sites for future expansions under a new town initiative.
Rob Dolan continues his podcast series with an interview featuring Planning and Conservation Director Cademartori. The discussion explores departmental planning techniques for residents’ understanding.
Lynnfield’s proposed FY27 capital budget includes $30,000 to build new walking trails in Willis Woods. Town officials say three new paths are planned as part of broader efforts to improve local recreation areas.
An FDA inspection was conducted at Trustees Of Tufts College in Beverly on March 20, focusing on foodborne biological hazards, as shown in data from the FDA’s website.
Lynnfield and Middleton volunteers collaborated on a trash cleanup along North Main Street before Earth Day. The effort aimed to improve a key local corridor shared by several communities.
There were two companies in cities associated with Essex County that received two FDA inspections in March, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Black Earth Composting is offering a 20 percent discount for new Lynnfield customers through May 8. The offer coincides with Earth Day and aims to promote composting participation.