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One selectman is proposing to present to March town meeting voters a warrant article asking them if they want the town offices to move back into the Littleton Opera House,

Greg Darling, chaplain of Littleton Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 816, led the prayer during the community’s Memorial Day ceremony on Monday. (Photo by Robert Blechl)

During Mondays Littleton Select Board meeting, Don Bouchard, of Horizons Engineering, spoke of the sewer upgrades needed for the planned congregate senior living community, at 1262 St. Johnsbury Road, to

Speaking during a community forum in Littleton on Thursday was David Chabot, chief legal officer for Next Steps Community Services. Abutters turned out to voice concerns about a new group

A North Country Pride sticker at the Littleton Opera House is the latest point of contention in the towns ongoing LGBTQIA+ saga. (Photo by Robert Blechl)

During Mondays Select Board meeting, Littleton Fire Rescue Chief Chad Miller presented the plan for upcoming police/fire active shooter and threat training, for which the board approved a state grant,

Littleton Town Manager Jim Gleason shares a smile during his last regularly scheduled Select Board meeting on Monday, when he bid the community farewell. His last day as manager is

During Mondays Littleton Select Board meeting, resident Barbara Buckley expressed concerns for the communitys homeless population and asked how the town is assisting them. (Photo by Robert Blechl)

During Mondays Select Board meeting, Littleton resident Suzanne McAvoy spoke of supporting the board in finding a new town manager following the departure of Town Manager Jim Gleason, whose last

During his last meeting on Monday, Town Manager Jim Gleason, whose last day is Feb. 2, received a standing ovation for his service to the community. (Photo by Robert Blechl)