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Littleton Sets Final Paving Schedule for Russell Street

Littleton posted the final paving schedule for Russell Street this week, closing out a summer of town road work. Town Hall's News Flash feed carried the update on Aug. 18 without listing specific closure dates. Five town boards and committees, including the Shaker Lane School Building C…

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Littleton Opens Early In-Person Voting Saturday

Littleton opens early in-person voting Saturday, August 22, giving residents extra days to cast a ballot ahead of the State Primary. The Town Clerk's office confirmed the start date in a Monday alert, while the Shaker Lane School Building Committee meets virtually Wednesday, August 19, …

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Littleton Parks and Rec Moves to New Online Registration System

Littleton Parks, Recreation & Community Education is moving to a new online registration system this summer, the town announced on its website. The change comes as the town's committee calendar fills with four meetings between Tuesday and Wednesday, including the Conservation Commission…

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Littleton Home Sales Range From $525,000 To $1.275 Million This Summer

Littleton recorded 19 property transfers between July 17 and Aug. 15, with 14 listing a sale price ranging from $525,000 to $1,275,000 and a median of $805,000. The month's top sale was 209 Harwood Ave. at $1,275,000, sold by Steven M. and Janet M. Renaccio to Bradley Forshay and Arielle

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Littleton Touts Accessibility Grant, Rolls Out August Newsletter

Littleton touted a new accessibility grant award and rolled out its August newsletter covering elections, planning projects and veteran services. The News Flash item, titled "Advancing Accessibility in Littleton," did not detail a dollar figure, while the town separately posted guidance…

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Littleton Schools Issue Final Busing Registration Reminder

Littleton Public Schools issued a final busing registration reminder ahead of the 2026-2027 school year. Staff return Aug. 31 and K-12 classes begin Sept. 1, and the district also flagged its returning Used Sneaker Drive and a fifth annual district-wide STEM Challenge for the new year. …

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Government · Board of Health

Board of Health approves two accessory dwelling unit requests

Littleton Board of Health approves two ADU applications in septic hearing round. The board voted unanimously on four septic-related petitions during its August 12 virtual meeting. Chair Kevin E Baker, Vice Chair Daniel Kane, and Clerk Elizabeth Donegan approved accessory dwelling unit applications

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Littleton Police Provide Flock Camera System Update

Littleton Police Chief Landry's office released an update Wednesday on the town's Flock Safety camera system. The town also posted its August newsletter, covering election information, planning projects and veteran services. A Revelio Labs report titled "Middlesex Number of Employees 20…

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Government · Cultural Council

Littleton Cultural Council approves FY27 grant cycle guidelines

Littleton Cultural Council approves revised FY27 grant cycle priorities. Six members approved updates to the Mission Statement, Priorities, and Guidelines at the August 11 meeting, with Co-Chair Sarah Rustan tasked to submit to the Massachusetts Cultural Council by August 28. Officer elections were

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