Littleton School Committee Prepares for Construction Project and Upcoming Town Meeting

Overview: The Littleton School Committee convened to address essential developments related to an impending town vote on a significant construction project and the associated logistical preparations. The meeting provided updates on the pre-qualification process for selecting a construction manager, outlined community outreach efforts for an upcoming town meeting, and discussed the implications of a project scope and budget agreement with the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA).

Littleton Park and Recreation Commission Tackles Lighting Issues for Halloween Event at Fig Park

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Littleton Park and Recreation Commission, discussions centered around a range of community-focused topics, including lighting concerns for an upcoming Halloween event, the potential for park rentals, updates on transportation policies, and financial planning for recreational programs.

Littleton Prepares for Crucial Vote on Shaolane School Project at Special Town Meeting

Overview: The recent Littleton Board of Selectmen meeting focused on the upcoming special town meeting and subsequent election concerning the Shaolane school project. This initiative requires a two-thirds approval at the town meeting, followed by a ballot vote for a Proposition 2½ override to secure funding. The special town meeting is scheduled for October 28th, and early ballots for the election will be mailed out on September 29th.

Littleton School Committee Celebrates New Lighting System and School Achievements

Overview: The Littleton School Committee meeting focused on several topics, including the successful installation of a new lighting system at Jet Softball Field, the recognition of Littleton Middle School and High School for their educational improvements, and the strategic goals set by various schools within the district to enhance student engagement and learning outcomes.

Littleton Conservation Commission Deliberates Tree Removal and Restoration Plans at King Street

Overview: The Littleton Conservation Commission convened to address a range of environmental concerns, including a highly debated enforcement order on King Street, the demolition and reconstruction of a dwelling on Ipswitch Drive, and a proposed duplex development by Habitat for Humanity. The discussions revealed the complexities involved in balancing development with environmental preservation, highlighting the commission’s efforts to adhere to regulations while considering ecological impacts.