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Board of Selectmen approves liquor license and highway salary increase.

Warren Board of Selectmen approves liquor license for Countryside Tavern on Mechanic Street. Owner Brian K. Sizer's application for an on-premises all-alcoholic-beverages restaurant license was approved unanimously, with operating hours Monday to Saturday ten a.m. to midnight and Sunday eleven a.m.

Board of Selectmen · Meeting of April 23, 2026

Warren Board of Selectmen approves liquor license for Countryside Tavern on Mechanic Street. Owner Brian K. Sizer's application for an on-premises all-alcoholic-beverages restaurant license was approved unanimously, with operating hours Monday to Saturday ten a.m. to midnight and Sunday eleven a.m. to midnight.

In a divided vote, the board also raised the fiscal year 2027 highway surveyor salary to eighty-four thousand one hundred twenty-four dollars, a five percent increase, despite Finance Committee recommendation of two-point-five percent; Vice Chair Derick R. Veliz and Chair Richard J. Eichacker supported the higher raise, while Clerk David P.

Dufresne opposed. Police Chief Gerald Millette's three-year contract renewal was approved unanimously.

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Source: the Board of Selectmen meeting of April 23, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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