Kelley Bros. Enterprises

The supplied evidence does not contain any information about Kelley Bros. Enterprises. The two snippets provided are unrelated art-news articles: one concerns the appointment of Martin Clark as CEO and Director of Towner in Eastbourne, and the other is a personal review essay about custom Blythe dolls. Neither mentions Kelley Bros. Enterprises, its products, ownership, headquarters, or history. Because no brand-sense evidence was supplied, this entry cannot be written as a substantive commercial dossier without risking fabrication. The subject is retained as a placeholder pending reliable sources such as an official website, company registry filing, trade-press profile, or Wikipedia article that clearly identifies the commercial entity bearing this name.

• 2026

  MassDEP fines Kelley Bros. Tree Service $35,000 for work on sealed Pittsfield South Landfill

  The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection fined Kelley Bros. Enterprises, a Pittsfield tree-removal company, $35,000 for working on top of the sealed Pittsfield South Landfill without permission, storing wood chips and tree materials there, disturbing portions of the landfill cap, installing stormwater drainage without permission, and allowing stormwater to spill onto a nearby wetland. The consent order took effect on July 29, and the company agreed to pay the fine, remove materials and equipment within 60 days, restore disturbed areas, obtain environmental approvals and complete other corrective work under MassDEP oversight.

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1. 1Towner appoints Martin Clark as new CEO & Directorartdaily.com
2. 2This Is Blythe Reviews: A Skeptical Artist's Storyartdaily.com
3. 3MassDEP fines Kelley Bros. Tree Service $35,000 for work on sealed Pittsfield South Landfillberkshireeagle.com