Littleton's Affordable Housing Trust reviewed three housing projects competing for its funding, from a Habitat for Humanity home to a senior complex planned for 75-plus deeply affordable units, after the state's Small Grants Program it had counted on evaporated.
Select Board lets ZBA chair with Kimball Farm ties hear LNG variance despite conflict concerns. From our own coverage: Housing trust weighs funding for three projects; Select Board debates ZBA chair's LNG hearing role.
Friends of Littleton Community Television plan first annual telethon Nov. 19 to raise station funds. From our own coverage: Friends of LCTV plan first annual telethon.
Littleton health board moves to seek full-time sanitarian after staffing shortfalls raise compliance concerns. From our own coverage: Zoning Board approves George Street addition permit; Health board weighs push for full-time sanitarian.
Littleton's Special Town Meeting convenes Oct. 27 at the Middle School gymnasium. Also in today's brief (13 items): Opioid abatement panel meets virtually; Mark Rambacher holds drop in office hours; Park and Recreation Commission meets Wednesday; Affordable Housing Trust meets virtually.
Fall property transfers top $1.4 million as Littleton market updates roll in. From our own coverage: Property transfers top $1.4 million this fall.
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.
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…
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