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Early voting opens, runs through Oct. 24

Early in-person voting opens at Littleton Town Hall and continues through October 24. From our own coverage: Podcast explains state aid formula for schools; Cultural Council picks new chair, secretary.

From Littleton News

  • Podcast explains state aid formula for schools. School Committee Vice Chair Sean Ahern and former DESE finance chief Roger Hatch walked through Littleton's state aid standing and a new commission reviewing the funding formula's inflation cap, which Hatch said never recovered pandemic-era shortfalls.Littleton News
  • Cultural Council picks new chair, secretary. Littleton's Cultural Council named Karen Berry chair and Melissa Luongo secretary after longtime secretary Kristen Donahue stepped down, then tabled a funding fight over whether to hold the Little Town in Bloom public art program flat for a third year.Littleton News
  • Park board awaits vote on rec director pay. Littleton's Park and Recreation Commission said the Select Board plans to vote October 19 on a new recreation director's salary, as the board also weighs losing Shaker Lane green space and playground access to construction as soon as next summer.Littleton News
  • Shaker Lane design nears 60 percent complete. A year after voters approved the project, Shaker Lane's design team told a podcast audience the drawings are nearing 60 percent completion, with Superintendent Michael Kyra warning Littleton youth baseball and softball "will ultimately feel a little bit of pain" once construction begins.Littleton News
  • Forum lays out Shaker Lane building timeline. About two dozen residents heard Shaker Lane project planners detail roughly 115 parking spaces, a relocated bus entrance and a geothermal well field that will take the existing baseball field offline starting July 1, 2027, through fall 2029.Littleton News
  • Sanders drafts charter limit on manager firings. Public-access host George Sanders unveiled a draft charter amendment requiring Littleton's town manager to give the Select Board written reasons before firing, suspending or removing an employee, with removal needing support from four board members.Littleton News
  • Charter rewrite pulled from Oct. 27 warrant. Officials pulled a town manager charter rewrite from the October 27 Special Town Meeting warrant, as host George Sanders urged residents to back Article 9's Community Preservation funding, including senior housing at 410 King Street and a rebuilt Fay Park gazebo.Littleton News
  • Real estate roundup topped by $1.4 million sale. Littleton's September-October property transfer roundup is led by a $1.4 million sale, part of a wider look at recent real estate activity around town.Littleton News

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