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Selectmen approve licenses and set liquor hearings for April 27

Salisbury selectmen approve six license renewals and five new licenses. The five-member Board voted unanimously to renew licenses for three common victualler establishments and one repair shop, and approved new general licenses for Roadworks Marte Diesel Services, LLC and Wandering K9. Special

Parks commission approves historic cannon installation on Town Common

Salisbury Parks Commission backs historic cannon on Town Common. Chair Mike Roberge and Commissioners Wendy Kimball and Ronalee Ray Parrott unanimously approved installation of a war cannon, subject to coordination with Veterans' Services and site approval. The commission also unanimously endorsed

Cemetery Commission approves prior minutes, denies second headstone request.

Salisbury Cemetery Commission approves prior meeting minutes and rejects second headstone request. Chairman Gordon Frost reported that the Commission denied a request for two headstones on a single lot at Long Hill Cemetery, citing a prior vote limiting headstones to one per lot. The Commission

Planning Board approves prior minutes, discusses Master Plan and zoning updates.

Planning Board approves prior minutes, discusses Master Plan and zoning updates. The board unanimously approved minutes from its March 25 meeting, with five voting members in favor. Planning Assistant Isabella Sollazzo reported the Master Planning process is wrapping up and the board will review

Conservation Commission approves Lupien Family project, continues six applications.

Salisbury Conservation Commission approves Lupien Family Revocable Trust project at 470 North End Boulevard. The commission unanimously endorsed the Notice of Intent with a Special Order of Conditions after applicant representative Ron Laffely of Fulcrum Architects presented updates showing a