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Historical Commission approves website, hears fund-access procedures.

Salisbury Historical Commission unanimously approves website creation and receives fund-access guidance. Finance Director Karen Snow outlined the commission's three accounts--Board of Trustees - Pike, Pike School Preservation Fund, and General Fund for Pike School Improvements--and the seven-step

Harbor Commission approves $3,500 for dock materials from Whittier Tech.

The Salisbury Harbor Commission unanimously approved $3,500 for material costs in a dock replacement project being built by Whittier Tech, with Mike Tennis managing the partnership despite minor construction delays at the school. Members Burnie Hussey, Mike Tennis, Dave Chretien, Charles MacLean,

Library Trustees approve CD renewals and move Chapel fund to account.

Library Trustees approve CD renewal and Chapel fund transfer. The board unanimously approved three motions: renewing certificates of deposit 5F, 4C, and 8B for 14 months, accepting the treasurer's report while tabling future CD discussions, and moving the Chapel fund into a CD. Treasurer Karen Mac

Selectmen approve licenses and special permits for summer events.

Salisbury Board of Selectmen unanimously approved vendor licenses and seven community event permits for summer 2026. Chairman Donna Abdulla, Selectman Gil Medeiros, and Selectman Wendy Kimball cleared applications for Route 110 Roast Beef & Pizza, Sweet Management LLC car wash, and approved one-day

Planning Board approves water connection modification, sets annual housing contribution at $40,988.94

Planning Board approves site modification, sets housing contribution at $40,988.94. The board unanimously approved a minor site plan modification for 38 Elmwood Street allowing applicant Jose Luna to connect to town water instead of installing on-site wells and septic systems, which the Director of