Littleton’s Tennis Court Reconfiguration Takes Center Stage at Parks Meeting

Overview: The Littleton Park and Recreation Commission meeting on May 13, 2024, focused on the reconfiguration of tennis courts, high demand for camp programs, the Rock Garden project’s future, and potential construction of a public restroom facility. The commission also discussed the successful implementation of the voting clicker system, the Touch-A-Truck event, and updates on the Frog Pond SL Wastewater management area cleanup.

Littleton Board Selects New Leadership, Addresses Town Issues

Overview: In an eventful Littleton Board of Selectmen meeting on May 13, 2024, discussions ranged from reorganization and leadership appointments to future planning for Neog Hill Orchard and updates to town transfer station fees. The board elected new officers, with Mark Rambacher becoming the chair, Karen Morrison the vice chair, and Matthew Nordhaus the clerk. The meeting also delved into the potential revival of the chair of chairs committee, the select board code of conduct policy, and the approval of a new common victualer license for High Octane Brew Inc.

Littleton’s New Center on Shad Street to House Multiple Services

Overview: The Littleton Council on Aging meeting addressed several issues, with the most prominent being the naming of the new center on Shad Street. The center, which will encompass Elder and Human Services as well as the veterans agent’s office, was unanimously voted to be named accordingly. This decision came after a thorough discussion about the appropriate representation of the building’s purpose and historical significance. The council also deliberated on pricing information for potential donors, the upcoming expiration of board members’ terms, and the development of mission and vision statements for the council.

Littleton Commission Backs Webster Property Purchase, Addresses Septic System Issues

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Littleton Conservation Commission voted unanimously to support the purchase of the Webster property, a step in local conservation efforts. The commission also tackled issues on Ivy Road, involving an enforcement order for a septic system upgrade and high groundwater levels impacting construction.

Littleton High School Ranks Top 10 in Massachusetts

Overview: In a recent Littleton School Committee meeting, Littleton High School was announced to have been ranked 36th in the nation and 8th in Massachusetts in the 2024 best high schools list by US News and World Report. The high school achieved a percentile score of 95.28%. This recognition was part of a meeting that covered a wide range of educational topics, including student achievements, curriculum updates, and new initiatives in the district’s arts and STEM programs.