Twenty properties changed hands in Littleton from Aug. 14 to Sept. 12, per South Middlesex Registry of Deeds filings. Of those, 12 had a sale price recorded, ranging from $619,000 to $1,366,000 with a median of $986,500. The month's top sale was 74 Grist Mill Road at $1,366,000, sold by Teto Jr. and
Littleton Board of Health approves septic variance for accessory dwelling unit. The board voted 3-2 on September 9 to grant a variance under Regulation 27 allowing fill within 10 feet of a property line at 20 Orchid Drive, enabling the owner to upgrade the sewage system to serve both the existing
Littleton Conservation Commission voted unanimously to approve four Certificates of Compliance and a Negative Determination of Applicability. The Commission cleared projects at 97 Mill, 81 Tahattawan Road, and 11 Middlesex Drive, and approved construction of a single-family home at 73 Hartwell
The South Middlesex Registry of Deeds recorded 19 Littleton property transfers between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5. Ten had a sale price recorded, ranging from $619,000 to $1,210,950, with a median of $841,887. The month's top transaction was 21 Nashoba Rd., which sold for $1,210,950 on Aug. 27 to Scott and
The Planning Board continued two public hearings affecting Littleton's development landscape. The board heard arguments on proposed zoning amendments to increase setbacks for accessory structures from 10 to 15 feet and to update the town's accessory dwelling unit bylaw to comply with state law.
Littleton Affordable Housing Trust unanimously approves $500,000 Community Preservation Committee request for deeply affordable senior housing at 410 Great Road. Marianne Heer, Chair, and Matthew Nordhaus moved and voted in favor of the application, which the Trust will submit by September 11 for
Littleton's September newsletter, posted Tuesday afternoon, spotlights back-to-school logistics, a committee highlight and a staff retirement, arriving the same day Littleton Public Schools marked the first day of classes with a round of welcome-back posts, including a tribute to a long…
Littleton's Select Board restructures the police department leadership with three simultaneous promotions. Police Chief Douglas Landry promoted Sergeant Mark Scola to Deputy Chief of Police at Grade 17, Step 6; Detective Patrick O'Donoghue and Sergeant Kimberly Tocci both to Police Lieutenant at
Littleton's Planning Board scheduled two Sept. 3 public hearings on zoning bylaw amendments and a Shaker Lane School stormwater permit, both ahead of the fall Special Town Meeting. The Affordable Housing Trust and Sustainability Committee also meet that evening, while the LCTV Advisory …
Littleton Public Schools issued a final reminder on 2026-2027 busing arrangements as students prepare to return Tuesday, Sept. 1, urging families to confirm transportation plans before the kindergarten-through-12th-grade opening. The district also announced its fifth annual district-wid…
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