Littleton Library Board Weighs Strategic Planning Costs Amid Community Needs

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Littleton Library Board of Trustees, discussions unfolded around the library’s strategic planning efforts, financial considerations for consulting services, and the introduction of a vending machine at the library. The board also tackled various policy updates and upcoming events, all while engaging in detailed debates about operational improvements and community engagement.

Littleton Officials Grapple with Dock Management and Conservation Land Access

Overview: The Littleton Board of Selectmen meeting on September 8th focused on issues surrounding the management of conservation land and docks at Long Lake, the announcement of several community committee vacancies, and the approval of an intermunicipal agreement involving the police department. Discussions also addressed traffic safety near Shaker Lane School and the town’s approach to using common areas.

Littleton Board Approves King Street Ownership Transfer Amidst Transparent Discussions

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Littleton Board of Selectmen approved a request for special permit clarifications regarding the transfer of three parcels on King Street, emphasizing the necessity of transparent ownership structures. The board also gave unanimous approval to an ANR application for property reallocation on Great Road, while discussions about Collective Cannabis’ operating hours were postponed due to absent representatives.

Horse and Bike Trail Use Sparks Debate at Littleton Conservation Commission Meeting

Overview: The Littleton Conservation Commission meeting on September 2, 2025, addressed multiple topics, with the most pressing being the debate over trail use and maintenance in the Williams Land area. The meeting also covered the approval of a land use permit for an educational event at Long Lake, updates on the Lakeshore Drive parcel, and a public hearing concerning wetland delineations on King Street.

Littleton Community Preservation Committee Considers Innovative Strategies for Controlling Invasive Species

Overview: The Littleton Community Preservation Committee’s recent meeting centered on discussions about managing invasive species, updating project application guidelines, and considering the use of Community Preservation Act (CPA) funds for local lake preservation efforts. The meeting illuminated ongoing challenges and potential strategies for ecological management and project funding, emphasizing the importance of clear guidelines and collaborative efforts.