Home sales in Littleton continued through September even though most listed prices remain marked pending. From our own coverage: Home sales keep pace despite pending September prices. Also in today's brief (10 items): Park and Recreation Commission meets Tuesday; Cultural Council holds …
Littleton recorded 20 property transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10. Of the seven sales with a price on file, prices ranged from $640,000 to $1,435,000, with a median of $845,000; the remaining 13 prices have not yet posted to the registry. The period's top sale was 2 Colburn Ln at $1,435,000,
Town clerk sets key deadlines ahead of Littleton's November 3 town election. From our own coverage: Conservation Commission approves gas main, questions oversized deck plan; Clerk's office details deadlines for Nov. 3 election. Also in today's brief (13 items): Four Littleton High seniors na…
Board of Assessors approved the 2026 Motor Vehicle Commitment No. 5 and Chapter Land documents with near-unanimous support. The motor vehicle commitment passed 3-0 early in the meeting before Chair Fred Freund and member Debra Brine arrived; the three members present voted in favor.
Littleton's School Committee adopted PROTECT Act policies and accepted a $26,200 gift for a track water station.
Littleton's Planning Board continued four active development hearings without a single approval, and a member challenged a developer's late request for town fees.
Littleton's Library Board of Trustees voted to transfer $9,000 from a library gift fund to cover landscaping tied to its wetlands permit closeout.
Littleton Conservation Commission approved water-supply and gas-line work.
Littleton Conservation Commission approves gas main, balks at oversized deck.
Littleton Select Board shelves town charter vote and leaves blight-fine ballot question undecided. From our own coverage: Select Board shelves town charter vote. Also in today's brief (10 items): Town posts mail-in ballot information for Nov. 3 election; Dog license renewals now open; T…