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Selectmen approve new coffee house and outline outdoor seating plan for restaurant

Salisbury selectmen approve two new hospitality licenses and clear restaurant expansion. The Board unanimously licensed Nonnie's Coffee House at 114 Elm Street and approved an altered premises application for the Hungry Traveler at 98 Beach Road, adding outdoor seating for approximately 40 patrons

Cultural Council approves prior minutes, plans summer workshops.

Salisbury Cultural Council approved prior minutes and reviewed summer events at its May 7 meeting. Chairwoman Darci Cepiel convened six members present at the Salisbury Library; the council's treasury held $9,356.18. A jewelry workshop hosted by Ashleigh Litcofsky on May 9 has drawn 19 signups,

Conservation Commission continues Wekelo project, greenlights peer review for Coastal Elm development.

Conservation Commission continues Wekelo residential project and orders peer reviews for Coastal Elm development. The Commission, with Chair Christopher Leahy presiding, tabled the 207 North End Boulevard Notice of Intent to May 20 and voted 6-0 to continue 145 Elm Street to June 3 pending site

Planning Board recommends accepting Winterberry Circle as town road.

The Planning Board unanimously recommended accepting Winterberry Circle as a town-owned public roadway. Director of Economic Development Bill Luster reported the subdivision project, originally approved under subdivision control law, had faced delays including the death of its developer but met all

Board approves sewer fee amendment with split vote; waives back charges at 59 Central Avenue.

Salisbury selectmen waive sewer back charges tied to administrative error. The board unanimously forgave $2,400 in back-billed fees at 59 Central Avenue after finding the town shared responsibility for a years-long misclassification of the property as single-unit rather than two-family. Director of