Littleton thrift shop to close by Nov. 8 after church sale forces it out. Council on Aging Director Liz told the board the shop, long housed in the First Baptist Church, received a 60-day closure notice after the building was sold to the Concord Presbyterian Church.
Littleton Council on Aging hits event sign-up target, launches strategic planning effort. The board approved reports showing the department achieved its July goal of 3,000 event sign-ups with 3,026 registrations, while Director Liz flagged uncertainty about future Formula Grants funding.
Littleton Council on Aging kicks off a strategic planning overhaul with outside consultants.
Littleton Council on Aging elects new board officers for fiscal year. The board voted unanimously to elect Anita Harding as chair, Susan Melander as vice-chair, and Jeanne Sill as secretary at the July 13 meeting. The Director reported record program sign-ups of 3,609 in June and noted that
Littleton Council on Aging reelects Anita Harding as chair, adds two new officers. The board unanimously elected Susan Melander vice chair and Jeanne Sill secretary at its July 13 meeting, then heard that the senior center logged a record 609 check-ins in June.
Littleton Council on Aging engages strategic consultant to elevate Center profile. The board unanimously accepted Director reports showing 3,110 event sign-ups and 189 transportation rides in May against monthly targets of 3,000 to 3,300. All Center staff completed CPR and AED certification, and a
Council on Aging records 3,306 April event sign-ups, up 118 percent over last year. The board, with all nine members present including Chair Anita Harding and Vice-Chair Susan S Melander, unanimously approved the Director's and Outreach Coordinator's reports at the May 11 meeting. The council also
Littleton's Council on Aging, chaired by Anita Harding, voted unanimously to launch a comprehensive 9-month strategic planning initiative. Council members approved hiring a consultant to guide the process beginning in June. The Senior Center reported an all-time record of 3,275 event sign-ups in
Littleton Council on Aging approves expanded hours, staffing plan. The Littleton Council on Aging unanimously accepted director and outreach reports March 9 with all nine members present, approving expanded center hours beginning in April with Wednesday hours extending to 7:30 p.m. The department
Littleton's Council on Aging director pushes for senior tax relief increase. The director announced plans Monday to request that the town's senior tax abatement cap be raised from $1,500 to $2,000, effective July 1, 2026. The Council on Aging voted unanimously to accept January minutes and approve
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