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Littleton Select Board eyes Orchard House sale, sidewalk plow overhaul at blizzard meeting

LITTLETON — February 23, 2026 — Littleton Select Board moves toward selling town-owned Orchard House and overhauling sidewalk snow-removal policy. Meeting fully remote due to a blizzard on February 23, the four-member board — Chair Karen Morrison, Vice Chair Matthew Nordhaus, Clerk Gary Wilson, and Mark Rambacher, with Chuck DeCoste

Littleton Conservation Commission Unanimously Backs Three CPC Grant Applications

LITTLETON — February 17, 2026 — Littleton Conservation Commission unanimously endorses three Community Preservation Committee grant applications in a 12-minute remote meeting. With both co-chairs absent, Clerk Andrew Sammarco presided over a four-member quorum — Sammarco, Ed Fultz, Michael Livingston, and Carl Melberg — on February 17. The commission voted 4-

Littleton Planning Board Opens Hearings on 318-Unit King Street Apartment Complex

LITTLETON — February 12, 2026 — Littleton Planning Board opens consolidated hearings on 318-unit apartment building and revised King Street retail, continues both to March 5. The board heard the first formal public presentations on JLB Realty's proposed five-story, 318-unit for-rent apartment complex at 550 King

Littleton Select Board appoints two officers, promotes sergeant, opens school contracts

LITTLETON — February 9, 2026 — Littleton Select Board approves police promotions, school contracts, and town meeting warrant in unanimous sweep. The five-member board, meeting at full strength for the first time in months, voted 5-0 on every substantive item at its February 9 session. Police Chief Matthew Pinard introduced

Littleton School Committee Drops Superintendent Search Site Visits, Adopts 2026-27 Calendar

LITTLETON — February 5, 2026 — Littleton School Committee voted 5-0 to adopt the 2026-27 school calendar and accepted nine district policies for a first reading at its February 5 meeting, while agreeing to drop planned out-of-district site visits during the ongoing superintendent search. Chair Justin McCarthy led

Littleton Conservation Commission holds firm on herbicide-only lake treatment applications

LITTLETON — February 3, 2026 — Littleton Conservation Commission keeps herbicide-only lake treatment applications intact despite Clean Lakes pushback. The six-member commission, meeting over Zoom on February 3, voted by consensus to resubmit three Community Preservation Committee funding applications for aquatic invasive treatment at Long Lake and Forge Pond exactly

Littleton Planning Board Continues King Street Common Hearings, Demands Affordable Housing Clawback

LITTLETON — January 29, 2026 — Littleton Planning Board continues King Street Common hearings, demands fire safety fix and affordable housing clawback. The board heard revised architectural, pedestrian, and stormwater plans for the 550 King Street mixed-use project from the Lupoli Companies team at the January 29 meeting, with Chair Jeffrey

Littleton Boards Raise Senior Center Revolving Fund Cap, Enter Executive Session

LITTLETON — January 28, 2026 — Littleton Select Board and Finance Committee raise Council on Aging recreation fund cap and close in executive session on health insurance bargaining. The joint boards voted unanimously at their January 28 budget meeting to raise the fiscal year 2026 Council on Aging recreation revolving fund spending

Littleton Board of Health Approves Springfield Drive Septic Variance, Defers Woodland Drive Case

LITTLETON — January 28, 2026 — Littleton Board of Health approves one septic variance and continues a second hearing over a disputed bedroom count. At its January 28 virtual meeting, the three-member board — Chair Kevin Davis, Daniel Kane, and Kevin Baker, with Vice Chair Matt Wayson and Gino Frattallone absent — voted

Littleton Select Board Authorizes Signing of MSBA Shaker Lane School Agreement

LITTLETON — January 26, 2026 — Littleton Select Board approves MSBA school grant agreement and multiple spending actions in virtual storm session. Meeting virtually due to a winter storm, the three-member board — Chair Karen Morrison, Vice Chair Matthew Nordhaus, and Mark Rambacher, with Chuck DeCoste and Gary Wilson absent — voted unanimously

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