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Webster Selectmen approve multiple business and event licenses

Webster Selectmen approved business and event licenses on July 13. The board conditionally approved an entertainment license for Island Road Dockside restaurant for live acoustic music and DJ with restrictions following prior violations: no drums, acoustic only, speakers facing inward, and a

Board of Selectmen · Meeting of July 13, 2026

Webster Selectmen approved business and event licenses on July 13. The board conditionally approved an entertainment license for Island Road Dockside restaurant for live acoustic music and DJ with restrictions following prior violations: no drums, acoustic only, speakers facing inward, and a required parking attendant Friday and Saturday evenings. The board also approved a Class II Used Car license for Ted's Auto Sales at 25 Thompson Road, a Common Victualler's license for Peg's Variety Shack at 152 Gore Road, and special one-day alcohol licenses for Killdeer Island Club (wine tasting, August 15) and Sts.

Constantine and Helen Church (fundraiser, July 25). The board appointed Michael Snow to the Planning Board and Selectman Rogers to the BHS Building Committee.

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Source: the Board of Selectmen meeting of July 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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