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The Farm Tractor and Machinery Trade Association has moved to address uncertainty among its members over tariffs that apply post-Brexit.

Please support local journalism by subscribing. For more info, click here. CHELMSFORD --  Plans are moving ahead for the new North Fire Station, with a request for proposals set to go out early in the new year.  Fire Chief Gary Ryan said the Permanent Building Committee voted Dec. 21 to back the request for proposals, set for publication for prospective bidders on Jan. 6.  A date for opening and review is set for Feb. 5, 10 a.m., Ryan said Water district worries Ryan said discussions continue with the North Chelmsford Water District, which has objected to temporarily relocating the fire s...

FTMTA planning outdoor event for 2021 “We will make a final decision at the end of March,” confirmed FTMTA chief executive Gary Ryan. Continuing, Ryan said: If it goes ahead, the event will take place in the open air and will have a three-day format. “There is a huge appetite amongst the general public for a traditional machinery event. And FTMTA members feel likewise. “Our planning for 2021 is wholly dependent on the Covid-19 situation. If the vaccination programme is seen to be working, then it will be so much easier for us to plan head. “We have also to work through the format op...

Please support local journalism by subscribing. For more info, click here. CHELMSORD -- A local company will play a role in worldwide distribution of remdesivir, a drug therapy for coronavirus patients.  The company, Sterling Corporation, at 20 Industrial Ave., has announced plans to cooperate with the pharmaceutical company, Eli Lilly, to distribute the drug. About the plan In a letter to Town Manager Paul Cohen, Joshua Brewster, the company's director of new business, explained plans to coordinate storage and distribution of supply kits for the drug. The plan calls for construction of ...

Please support local journalism by subscribing. For more info, click here. CHELMSFORD -- A landscaper sustained life-threatening injuries Saturday after police said he became pinned by snow-removal equipment. Police said the incident, which appears accidental, remains under investigation. Public safety officials have requested assistance from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration for the investigation. In a press release, Police Chief James Spinney said rescuers responded about 8:49 a.m. on Dec. 19 to an alley behind a commercial plaza at 2 Alpine Lane. They had received a 911...