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On Monday, the Littleton Select Board accepted a proposal by Littleton Police Chief Paul Smith, pictured here, to require a new $50 annual fee for residents and $10 per night
Littleton Select Board member Carrie Gendreau takes criticism from residents for her opposition to the LGBTQ+ community during a board meeting at the opera house on Monday. (Photo by Robert
Littleton Town Manager Jim Gleason gave a tax rate and budget update and the status of some big projects during the 31st annual Littleton Area Chamber of Commerce economic development
Littleton Select Board member Carrie Gendreau took heat during Monday’s meeting, where hundreds of people turned out to protest comments she made on Aug. 28 about a diversity-LGBTQ mural in
Taylor Caswell, commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Business and Economic Affairs Department, was the featured keynote speaker during the 31st annual Littleton Area Chamber of Commerce economic development