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The Bethlehem Select Board is in negotiations to purchase two parcels along Main Street as the site of a new public safety complex. If a purchase and sale agreement is

The town of Littleton has been awarded a nearly $600,000 grant that will pay nearly a third of the total $1.93 million cost for non-emergency repairs at the Littleton Wastewater

Littleton town officials are making adjustments for the total solar eclipse that will occur on the afternoon April 8, among them giving non-essential employees a day off and rescheduling a

Littleton residents cast their ballots during the 2024 town meeting vote on Tuesday at the Littleton highway garage. (Photo by Robert Blechl)

Among those taking the Littleton Police Department ice plunge on Saturday to benefit Special Olympics New Hampshire was Littleton Patrol Officer Chris Wilkins, seen here feeling the punch from the

Thad Presby, pictured here, the new owner of Big Papas Fruit and Vegetable with his brother Trevor, surveys the ongoing renovations of the building on Wednesday. With more offerings and

Big Papas Fruit and Vegetable in Littleton is under new ownership and, after ongoing renovations, could reopen as early as April with a new look and more offerings. (Photo by

A plea hearing for Tina Fournier, who embezzled more than $300,000 from two Colebrook car dealerships, was postponed on Wednesday for a second time after she has not paid the

During their meeting on Monday, the Bethlehem Select Board worked to reach a solution about the 24/7 Little Free Pantry, which recently had incidents of people sleeping in it. (File

Finding themselves in a shallow pool of viable town manager candidates, some Littleton Select Board members on Monday suggested enlisting a professional organization for candidate vetting and recruitment. Left to