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What was once a destination for couples and families, Salisbury has become a town in search of a future. But new high-end developments and a strong push to bring visitors back could change all of that. By Bryan McGonigle. Photographs by David Lier.Moments after enduring a light rain to see the Tall Ships at the Salisbury Beach State Reservation, Julie Carney of Worcester walks along Salisbury Beach, looking at the few renovated buildings scattered among some boarded-up and run-down properties. As the sun breaks through the clouds and she makes her way to the beach center, the occasional smell of trash piercing the saltwater air gives way to
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