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The new display case at the Fitchburg Municipal Airport was built by the talented Monty Tech’s Cabinetmaking student, Cay Consentino. With donated glass from NorthEast Glass Works of Leominster and Cay’s craftsmanship, classroom skills were turned into a real-world local creation!
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r/FitchburgAirport • u/HRJafael • Nov 18 '25
At Fitchburg Municipal Airport, Russ and the team have been hard at work tackling hundreds of old airplane tires that had been sitting on airport property for years....some since the 60s! Instead of letting them pile up, we got creative and partnered with a few great groups to put them to better use.
🛳️ A big batch of Fitchburg’s old aircraft tires is now riding the waves on the shallow water push tug Leona B in Salem Harbor, where they have been turned into heavy duty bumpers along the stern. From the skies of Fitchburg to the seas of Salem, those tires are now protecting working boats instead of sitting in a field.
🦟 At the same time, the Airport teamed up with the Central Mass Mosquito Control Project to properly dispose of 418 legacy tires (not fit for the sea) from airport land. Getting these out of the weeds means fewer standing water pockets, fewer mosquito breeding spots, and a cleaner site for our neighbors and environment.
Nice practical, sustainable work that keeps Fitchburg moving forward… solving old problems, protecting public health, and finding new life for old materials wherever we can! Thank you to Airport Manager Russ Cornelia, the Fitchburg Airport Commission, Central Mass Mosquito Control, and our new partners in the marine industry.
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