This Week in Littleton: Jun 22 - Jun 28
5 stories from Littleton News this week.
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Littleton Youth Baseball & Softball's annual Hit-a-Thon raised more than $17,000, with summer registration open for baseball and softball.
Littleton Youth Baseball & Softball's Hit-a-Thon wrapped up with more than $17,000 raised; top fundraisers Christopher Creed (baseball) and Piper Castellot (softball) each earned a $250 Dick's Sporting Goods gift card, and the Tincaps T-Ball team won a party at Teamworks. Summer basebal…
Littleton Median Hits $585,000 as Late Spring Sales Period Posts Wide Price Spread
Littleton recorded 20 deeds between May 28 and June 26, 2026, with 11 of those transactions carrying disclosed sale prices ranging from $76,000 to $1,290,500 and a median of $585,000. The period's standout transaction was 3 McIntosh Lane, which sold for $1,290,500 on June 18, the highes…
Littleton Issues Solicitor Alert, Road Work Disruptions Persist Through Late June
Littleton issued a solicitor-activity alert and road-work update Friday, the day's two most visible town-hall actions. The town's News Flash flagged door-to-door solicitor presence in Littleton neighborhoods and posted a second update on road work underway since June 22. Also on the tow…
Littleton School Committee Ratifies Three-Year LEA Contract, Names Finance Committee Representative
Littleton School Committee ratifies three-year teachers contract and appoints new Finance Committee school representative.
Planning Board Opens Hearing on Five-Unit Bluebird Farm Cluster Development, Continues to July 9
LITTLETON — June 25, 2026 — Littleton Planning Board opens hearing on five-unit Bluebird Farm cluster development at 359 King Street. Attorney Cheryl Gould presented the proposal on behalf of owner-applicant Dwight Long, calling for two new ranch-style single-family homes and a rebuilt two-family barn structure on
Littleton Board of Health Unanimously Appoints Carlisle Director as New Health Chief
Littleton Board of Health votes 4-0 to appoint a new Health Director, effective pending Select Board sign-off.
CrossTown Connect Wins $96,690 Grant to Relaunch Regional Transit Programs
CrossTown Connect's $96,690 state grant offers the clearest signal yet that regional transit is returning to Littleton. The Transportation Management Association will use the award to relaunch programs that had gone dormant, giving residents a fresh commuting alternative even as town cr…
Littleton Conservation Commission Issues Multiple Orders, Requires Independent Monitor at Vernal Pool
Littleton Conservation Commission approves orders of conditions, invasive species removal, and vernal pool monitoring agreement at packed June 23 session.
Littleton Reports Strong OPEB Progress, Road Reclamation Work Underway
Littleton is keeping its financial house in order on two fronts this week. The town released its Massachusetts OPEB Summary Report Tuesday, citing continued strong progress in reducing long-term retiree-benefit liabilities — a fiscal discipline that can shield property owners from futur…