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Longtime resident Rosario DeGloria III dies at 55

Longtime Salisbury resident Rosario DeGloria III, 55, died Sept. 24 at Massachusetts General Hospital. Also in today's brief (4 items): Longtime resident Rosario DeGloria III dies at 55; Garden club cancels scarecrow build session; Library hosts Halloween thrift painting workshop Tuesda…

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Conservation board meets Wednesday night

Conservation Commission meets Wednesday as Salisbury Library adds Halloween crafts and a new Lego drop-in. Also in today's brief (4 items): Library's garden club scarecrow session canceled; Library hosts Halloween thrift painting class Tuesday; Conservation Commission meets Wednesday at…

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14 home sales span $280K to $850K

September home sales in Salisbury ranged from $280,000 to $850,000 across 14 deeds. From our own coverage: 14 home deeds recorded in Salisbury in September. Also in today's brief (4 items): Board of Selectmen meets tonight at Town Hall; Library hosts drop-in Story Hour Monday morning; S…

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Salisbury Home Sales Span $280,000 to $850,000 as 14 Deeds Record in September

Salisbury recorded 14 property transfers between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, with sale prices attached to 11 so far, ranging from $280,000 to $850,000 and a median of $654,900. The top sale was 8 Beach Road at $850,000, followed by 7 Old County Road, Lot 4, at $799,900. Beach Road and Old County Road

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Longtime resident James Rolfe dies at 64

Salisbury remembers longtime resident James Rolfe, who died unexpectedly at 64 this week. Also in today's brief (3 items): Longtime Salisbury resident James Rolfe dies at 64; Board of Selectmen meets Monday at Town Hall; Planning Board holds special session Wednesday.

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Selectmen set for Monday session

Board of Selectmen meets Monday for its next regular session at Town Hall. Also in today's brief (3 items): Library garden club to build town green scarecrow; Board of Selectmen holds regular meeting Monday; Planning Board calls special meeting for Wednesday.

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Nine of 14 sales missing price data

Nine of 14 recent Salisbury property sales are missing price data in the latest deeds filing. From our own coverage: Salisbury deeds review finds sale prices missing. Also in today's brief (6 items): Library cancels Paul Revere program planned for Sept. 24; Library's Mini Makers explore…

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Salisbury Deeds Show Nine of Fourteen Recent Sales Still Awaiting Price Data

Salisbury recorded 14 property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, though only five carry a sale price so far: from $425,000 to $749,000, with a median of $699,000. The top sale was 12 Old County Road at $749,000, sold Sept. 16 by Ronald Gemellaro to Stephen Louis Rossi. Beach Road, Cable

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Watercolor Class With Pixie Yates Fills Up Ahead of Salisbury Days

Salisbury's watercolor painting workshop with artist Pixie Yates filled to capacity Saturday, and the library began a waitlist for future sessions, per the library's event calendar. Residents can reach the library at jcox@salisburylibrary.org or (978) 465-5071 X236 to be added. The sell…

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Salisbury's Top Sale Hits $1.185 Million as Condo and Lot Transfers Dominate

Salisbury recorded 14 property transfers between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, with recorded prices ranging from $60,000 to $1,185,000 and a median of $576,888 among the 10 sales that listed a price. The month's top transaction was 13 March Rd, Lot 3, which sold for $1,185,000 to Glenn James Kiladis. Five

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