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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

Planning Board endorses ANR for Lafayette Road lot-line adjustment

Planning Board unanimously endorses ANR for Lafayette Road lot-line adjustment. The Board approved the Form A application for 154 and 156 Lafayette Road (Map 22, Lots 2 and 151) on behalf of Boston North Development, with Planning Assistant Isabella Sollazzo confirming both lots meet ANR

Salisbury Cultural Council approves summer events and budgets.

Salisbury Cultural Council approves three community events with $125 in total funding. The council allocated $75 for Bonnie Griffith's Tuesdays at the Beach summer craft program for children and $50 for a Cultural Council table at Pettengill Farm's Fairy Gnome Walk on October 10 and 11, 2026. The

Selectmen approve MIT reef project, split on sewer fee restoration

Salisbury Board of Selectmen approved routine licenses and MIT reef project support. Chairman Donna Abdulla and the Board unanimously authorized Town Manager Neil J. Harrington to sign an MOU with MIT and the Department of Conservation and Resources supporting a pilot offshore reef structure to

Affordable Housing Trust explores bylaw changes to spur unit construction.

Salisbury's Affordable Housing Trust discussed bylaw amendments to encourage developers to build affordable units rather than pay into the trust. With 1.6 million dollars on hand, the trust struggles to deploy funds for construction while developers choose cash contributions instead. B. Luster