Board Grants 60-Day Extension for Atwood Acres Window
Townsend's Board of Health gave Atwood Acres 60 days to fix a stuck window after months of noncompliance.
Townsend's Board of Health gave Atwood Acres 60 days to fix a stuck window after months of noncompliance.
Medford's Board of Health approved a grease trap variance for hummus maker Just Us Foods. The board voted 2-0, with Dr. Platowitz and Jenny Vitale in favor, to let the company's Medford facility pump its grease trap every six months instead of four.
Reading's Board of Health moved toward a full ban on kratom sales and tighter tobacco penalties.
Board of Health approved septic plans for three Forest Street lots and replacement system at Millbourne Farm, ordered repairs at Maple Street property, and deferred staffing restructuring to October 21.
Lowell Board of Health unanimously grants a Pine Street seafood market the right to clean whole fish for customers. The board voted 5-0 to let I Got Crabs & Seafood, 6 Pine Street, descale and eviscerate finfish under a hazard-control plan owner Phan Trieu called meticulous enough that Sr.
Board reviewed restaurant post-closure compliance and opened meeting format discussion but deferred decisions pending counsel and legislative review.
Groton Board of Health orders a condemnation hearing for a re-rented Cypress Road property still under enforcement action.
Westford Board of Health backs battery storage zoning and grants a tattoo studio a sink variance.
Tyngsborough Board of Health clears a stalled $475,000 home sale by approving a below-standard well.
Littleton Board of Health votes to seek a full-time inspector and half-time social worker for fiscal 2028. Health Director Kelly Callo told the board the department runs on roughly 1.75 full-time equivalent staff for a town of about 10,500, well below federal and NACCHO benchmarks.
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