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Selectmen Approve Licenses for The Blue Felt Billiards Bar

Board of Selectmen unanimously approved all requested licenses for The Blue Felt billiards bar and entertainment venue. Selectmen granted a Section 12 on-premises alcoholic beverages license and additional approvals for Common Victualler, ten pool tables, one juke box, and entertainment to The Blue

Board of Selectmen · Meeting of April 28, 2026

DRACUT — Board of Selectmen unanimously approved all requested licenses for The Blue Felt billiards bar and entertainment venue. Selectmen granted a Section 12 on-premises alcoholic beverages license and additional approvals for Common Victualler, ten pool tables, one juke box, and entertainment to The Blue Felt at 294 Tyngsboro Road, with manager Tram Dang planning an autumn opening and maximum occupancy of 200. The board also approved a change of corporate officers for Hannaford Supermarket's wine and malt beverages license, authorized Town Manager Kate Hodges to sign an access and turnaround easement for 53 Fourth Street, and appointed Christine Therrien as Planning Board second alternate.

Discussion of the FY27 budget revealed financial strain with the School Department requesting a 7 million dollar allocation from free cash reserves.

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Source: the Board of Selectmen meeting of April 28, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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