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…
Select Board cleared ZBA chair to hear natural gas facility variance despite conflict concerns.
Littleton Select Board shelves town charter, lets blighted-property fines law head to voters undecided.
One Littleton obituary was published this week: Sweatt, Anne M. (Conville), 87, of Littleton. Arrangements are being handled by Badger Littleton and Groton Funeral Home Inc, with the full obituary posted to Echovita. No additional biographical details were provided in the source notice.
Shaker Lane building committee presses OPM over months of delay on construction contract. From our own coverage: Shaker Lane panel approves $380,857 in invoices; Littleton Conservation Commission votes for town-owned docks. Also in today's brief (12 items): Flu, Covid clinic adds more appoin…
Twenty property deeds were recorded in Littleton between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, but only eight carried a sale price so far, ranging from $640,000 to $1,801,000 with a median of $847,500. The period's top sale was a commercial property at 671 Great Road, which sold for $1,801,000. Twelve of the 20
Littleton Select Board requires its sign-off before refilling any town job vacancy. From our own coverage: Select Board adopts new hiring review policy. Also in today's brief (10 items): Civic Leadership Academy announces fall 2026 schedule; October newsletter rounds up town statistics;…
Housing trust commits to $1 million toward 80-unit senior housing project at 410 Great Road. From our own coverage: Housing trust pledges $1 million for senior project; Cultural Council re-elects chair, adds new co-chair. Also in today's brief (11 items): Town posts fall Civic Leadershi…
Littleton Select Board institutes hiring review as budget pressure mounts. The Board unanimously approved a temporary staffing vacancy review process through June 30, 2027, requiring all new vacancies to be approved by the Town Administrator and Select Board before hiring proceeds. The policy
Littleton Select Board requires its own sign-off before any town job vacancy gets refilled. The policy, adopted unanimously and running through June 30, 2027, lets Town Administrator James Duggan vet every vacancy before hiring begins.