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Select Board Posts Flock Safety Camera Notice; Schools Head Into Final Week

Littleton public schools close out the 2025-26 year Thursday, June 18, on a three-hour early-release day. The district posted a final call for 2026-27 busing registrations and a welcome letter introducing Dr. Caira to the school community. On the town side, the Select Board issued a not…

Littleton Launches Annual Town Meeting Feedback Survey, School Year Ends June 18

Littleton closes out a busy civic week with a call for resident feedback and a school-year finish line in sight. The town posted a News Flash Friday urging residents to complete the 2026 Annual Town Meeting Feedback Survey at littletonma.org, giving the public a direct channel to weigh …

Littleton Board of Health elects Kevin Baker chair, advances well-water rules

LITTLETON — June 11, 2026 — Littleton Board of Health unanimously elected Kevin Baker as its new chair and debated sweeping private well-water testing rules at its June 11 meeting. Dan Kane was elected vice chair and Libby Donegan secretary, also by unanimous votes, completing the board's annual reorganization

Littleton Select Board Approves Tavern in the Square Manager, Eyes Data Center Ban

LITTLETON — June 8, 2026 — Littleton Select Board approves liquor license manager change and moves toward a data center zoning ban. The board unanimously approved a change of manager for Tavern in the Square at 810 Constitution Ave. under M.G.L. c. 138, §15 at its June 8 meeting, then

Littleton Planning Board hears plan for 88-unit deeply affordable senior housing at 410 Great Road

LITTLETON — June 4, 2026 — Littleton Planning Board receives informal pitch for 88-unit deeply affordable senior housing building at 410 Great Road. Morgan Pierson of Lupoli Companies and Kim Brooks, executive vice president of Hebrew SeniorLife, told the board Thursday that a five-story, 83,204-square-foot building with

Littleton Conservation Commission amends two Blood Road dredging enforcement orders

LITTLETON — June 2, 2026 — Littleton's Conservation Commission amended enforcement orders for two Blood Road properties and confronted an unexpected federal wildlife complication at a third site at its June 2 meeting. Co-chair Sarah Seaward presided as the six-member panel voted 6-0 twice to resolve non-

Wilmington School Committee approves Doorman cell phone app with legal review condition

LITTLETON — May 28, 2026 — Wilmington School Committee voted 5-1 to conditionally approve the Doorman cell phone management app for district middle and high schools. The vote, taken at the May 27 meeting, approves entering a contract with Doorman contingent upon a favorable review by district legal counsel, with the

Littleton Board of Health Approves Three Septic Variances at May Meeting

LITTLETON — May 27, 2026 — Littleton's Board of Health unanimously approved groundwater offset variances for three residential septic repair projects and advanced a proposed tobacco regulation amendment capping nicotine pouch strength at six milligrams. Chair Matt Wason and members Dan Kane, Kevin Baker, and new member Libby Donegan voted

Littleton Select Board Awards $447,545 in Contracts, Splits on Project Manager Hire

LITTLETON — May 26, 2026 — Littleton Select Board awards nearly $450,000 in infrastructure contracts and splits 4-1 on a personnel reclassification at its May 26 meeting. The board unanimously approved a $291,545 contract to PJ Albert Construction Co., Inc. of Fitchburg for Russell Street resurfacing and new sidewalk

Littleton Conservation Commission Approves Forge Pond Herbicide Plan, Flags Blood Road Risks

LITTLETON — May 19, 2026 — Littleton Conservation Commission unanimously approved an herbicide treatment plan for Forge Pond and raised sharp concerns about heavy equipment access on Blood Road during a lengthy Zoom session May 19. The commission voted 4-0 to authorize the use of ProcellaCOR to treat roughly 60 acres

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