One Littleton obituary notice was published this week: Otterson-Monson, Lilian Eden "Lyn," 68, who had resided in Littleton and Westford for many years before her death on September 30, 2026.
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.
Littleton recorded 17 property transfers between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, with seven carrying a sale price ranging from $540,000 to $1,435,000 and a median of $830,000. The month's top sale was 2 Colburn Lane at $1,435,000, sold Sept. 30 to Sirishadevi Batthula and Vasu B. Dhulipala.
Shaker Lane design team nears 60 percent mark as ballfield closures loom for years. From our own coverage: Podcast examines state aid formula for Littleton schools; Cultural council elects new chair, secretary.
Littleton's Shaker Lane school project team told a community forum the new building remains on track for a September 2029 opening.
Littleton's Historical Commission voted 4-2 that a house and barn at 152 Tahattawan Road are not historically significant, clearing the way for a demolition permit.
Littleton's Board of Health aired concerns about a proposed Chapter 40U fine system heading to the town's Oct. 27 Special Town Meeting.
Town Meeting will not vote on proposed home-rule charter, only hear a presentation. Also in today's brief (11 items): Town Meeting won't vote on charter proposal; More flu, COVID shot spots open after demand; Zoning board meets tonight in Room 103; Littleton Lyceum hosts band High Horse…
Littleton's Park and Recreation Commission reported it expects the Select Board to vote October 19 on a new recreation director's salary, setting up a special appointment meeting as soon as next week.
The Littleton Cultural Council elected Karen Berry as chair and Melissa Luongo as secretary, reshuffling leadership after longtime secretary Kristen "Kiki" Donahue announced she would not seek another term.