■In light of the current COVID-19 pandemic, the library will be closed to the public.
■The town offices which includes the town clerk will be closed to the public until further notice and only accessible through phone calls, emails. All essential personnel (Fire/EMS) will be conducting business as usual. The selectmen have decided to suspend all of the events, functions and scheduled meetings that were to be held at the town hall until further notice. Contact the town administrator with any questions or concerns at salisburyadmin@tds.net or 648-6320.
■We are also asking people to check in on their neighbors and elderly.
■All dogs must be licensed by April 30. Your pet must have up to date rabies vaccination paperwork.
■For vehicle registrations, contact the Town Clerks office for amounts due to the Town of Salisbury and State of NH DMV. Email, tclerksalisbury@gmail.com, leave a voicemail at 648-6322 or fax request to 648-6658. Once payment is received your new registration will be mailed back.
■There is no longer a password needed for the Wi-Fi, at the library. You may sit in parking lot and use Wi-Fi.
■The town wide yard sale sponsored by the Friends of the Library has been postponed until further notice.
■The Transfer Station will be open Saturday, please remember social distancing, for the safety of our citizens and employees.
■The Swap Shop at the Transfer Station will be closed until further notice.
■The Crossroads Country Store has changed its hours due to the pandemic which are Monday through Saturday 8 a.m to 7 p.m . They are now closed on Sundays.
JENNIFER HOYT
648-2260
jimjen505@tds.net
■The state of New Hampshire and individual towns continue to develop resources for residents during the rapidly changing COVID-19 virus outbreak. If a resident needs help with transportation, food, financial assistance, etc., please contact Leslie Palmer at 648-2050 or at lpalmer@webster-nh.gov. We will work to connect you with resources available and will monitor and report on the latest news through this website. Residents can dial 211 or visit 211nh.org for help and information.
■The Webster Town Hall at 945 Battle St. is closed until further notice. Some services may be available on an appointment basis if feasible. Thank you for your understanding and patience.
■We are so sorry to announce this but the Webster Free Public Library will be completely closed (no more deliveries to your car) until further notice.
■The Pillsbury Lake Village District would like yo to u know that because of this national crisis no late fees will be assessed, no water will be shut off during this time, and we are happy to work with all residents about their invoices if you are having a hard time paying. If you have any concerns or questions, please let us know at 746-3191.
■The town’s assessors from Commerford Nieder Perkins will be continuing their data verification procedures for the assessing work that needs to be completed this year. They will however, not be performing interior inspections at this time, but will knock on your door to let you know they are there. They will also leave a door tag. If you are not feeling well, do not open the door. However, if you are able to review your interior information with the assessor at the door please feel free, otherwise at some point in the future you will be asked to verify interior information.
■What are you seeing? Looking out my window I am watching migrating Canada geese, common mergansers, mallards, the heron, woodpeckers, blue jays, mourning doves, gray and red squirrels, and a sure sign of spring the species known as Webster-walker out getting some exercise while taking care to be safe. Have you seen the elusive Webster-walker?
NANCY PICTHALL-FRENCH
webstertowncrier@gmail.com