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January 23, 2024
In an emotional moment, Littleton Town Manager Jim Gleason hugs Select Board member Linda MacNeil during his last regularly scheduled board meeting as town manager on Monday. (Photo by Robert
January 23, 2024
During his last meeting on Monday, Littleton Town Manager Jim Gleason thanked the community for its support and thanked resident Sally Sherrard for her farewell gift. (Photo by Robert Blechl)
January 15, 2024
During Monday’s Littleton Select Board meeting, Town Manager Jim Gleason announced his resignation, citing emotional pain from the town’s ongoing turmoil that began with one board member’s comments about the
January 14, 2024
Sharing a light-hearted moment during a trying time in town, Littleton Select Board member Linda MacNeil, left, and Littleton Town Manager Jim Gleason, as well as others, pause for some
January 12, 2024
During Mondays Littleton Select Board meeting, resident Amanda Gill said she and other residents are concerned about a new community-based residence to treat adults with mental illnesses opening up a
January 11, 2024
Franconia residents and town officials are calling in poor taste a sign that appears to be targeting police on the All Ways Inn property owned by Cornelia Lorentzen. (Photo by
January 10, 2024
Littleton School District SAU 84 Superintendent Steven Nilhas speaks at a schools deliberative session that was cut short Thursday after voters said they don’t have enough budget information and agreed
January 9, 2024
During Mondays Littleton Select Board meeting, Town Manager Jim Gleason announced his resignation, citing emotional pain from the towns ongoing turmoil that began with one board members comments about the
January 9, 2024
During Mondays Littleton Select Board meeting, board member Carrie Gendreau spoke on the topic of art and how the board has no intention of banning it. (Photo by Robert Blechl)
January 9, 2024
During Mondays meeting, Littleton Select Board Chairman Roger Emerson opened up the discussion about art and how the board has no intention of banning it. (Photo by Robert Blechl)