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Robert Blechl's coverage is heavily focused on local community news, with an emphasis on government and politics as well as crime-related topics. His articles frequently feature evolving stories, government announcements, press releases, legal policy regulations, and breaking news related to the Littleton area.
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A Select Board in one town has unanimously voted to write a letter of support for the conservation of 750 riverfront acres that are in the process of being purchased by Ammonoosuc Conservation Trust (ACT) through grant money and private donations.
LITTLETON — During a public hearing on Wednesday, Littleton School District SAU 84 presented its proposed 2025-2026 budget and warrant, which includes a level-funded budget and a teachers union contract calling for a 3-year increase in salaries and benefits.
By: Robert Blechl
As division ratchets up in Dalton, two citizen petitions seeking a vote of no confidence in a selectman and a new approach to the proposed landfill host community agreement (HCA) with Casella Waste Systems are going to a special town vote on Thursday.
LITTLETON — Through a new leadership model implemented at Littleton Water and Light, the three-member LWL commission has created the new positions of CEO and operations manager as the replacement for Tom Considine, the former LWL superintendent who retired on Dec. 31 after 28 years.
LITTLETON — Fast-rising property values can be good for homeowners ready to sell, but not always for towns, which can see adverse impacts to yearly tax revenues.
LITTLETON — A decade and a half ago, the town completed the first phase of Main Street reconstruction, from the opera house to the Littleton Diner.
By: Robert Blechl
After a special town meeting, Dalton residents voted no confidence in a selectman and agreed to add four residents, in addition to the Select Board, to negotiate any landfill host community agreement and have any proposed agreement now go to a town-wide vote.
LITTLETON — Although the hope was to open the Littleton Winter Shelter by Jan. 13, unforeseen complications regarding the insurance policy and risk have delayed it, just as this week's overnight temperatures are forecast to plunge below zero.
The Barnet Select Board is moving into 2025 on a high note as the end comes into sight for the town hall restoration project and as a tree-planting grant could be sought for Harvey's Lake Beach, which incurred significant damage from the July 2024 floods.
LITTLETON — Not entirely certain on Monday about the date of debut, the new emergency overnight Littleton Winter Shelter opened its doors on Tuesday evening after the town declared a public emergency because of the frigid temperatures that are expected to last the rest of the week.
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