Littleton Committee Approves Significant Building Expenses

Overview: The Littleton Permanent Municipal Building Committee recently approved a substantial warrant of $74,882.39 for various municipal construction projects, highlighting the ongoing development within the town. The meeting, chaired by a substitute as Steve was absent, saw discussions on the costs associated with several renovation and construction initiatives, including the senior center and Shaker Lane School projects.

Nagog Orchard Future Debated by Littleton Working Group

Overview: The future of Littleton’s Nagog Orchard sparked a fervent debate at the recent meeting of the Littleton Nagog Orchard Ad-Hoc Working Group. The group grappled with the orchard’s deteriorating condition and discussed various paths forward, including leasing the land, selling it, and the necessary removal of diseased trees.

Littleton High School Celebrates Student Excellence and Leadership

Overview: The Littleton School Committee meeting was a showcase of student achievement, recognizing the accomplishments of Littleton High School students both in and out of the classroom. One item at the meeting was the National Honor Society senior reception, where students were honored for their dedication to service, leadership, and academic excellence. The event also served as a platform to introduce the future leaders of the school’s National Honor Society and to acknowledge the contributions of outgoing seniors.

Littleton School Committee Tackles Diversity and Inclusion in Hiring

Overview: The recent Littleton School Committee meeting focused intensively on strengthening the diversity and inclusion within the school’s hiring practices and curriculum, addressing the community’s concerns regarding racial dynamics, and ensuring the safety and well-being of students. The meeting revealed a commitment to rigorous background checks in the hiring process, the importance of student voice in promoting cultural and progressive changes, and the need for curriculum updates to reflect a more inclusive and accurate historical perspective.

Littleton Commission Tackles Unpermitted Environmental Violations

Overview: The Littleton Conservation Commission recently addressed multiple instances of unpermitted construction and land management, with a particular focus on enforcement orders for properties on Ivy and Warren Street. These discussions dominated the meeting due to the ongoing environmental concerns and the need for compliance and remediation.