Littleton News

Jonathan Bik looked longingly out the courthouse window Wednesday while awaiting his arraignment in Ayer District Court on charges that he led police from four communities and state police on a wild chase Tuesday.

Jonathan Bik had been wanted since June 19, when police say he assaulted and then ran from a state trooper who tried to arrest him for driving with a revoked license on Route 128 in Reading.

A Massachusetts man was arrested last month on charges he impersonated a police officer, Nashua Police reported Tuesday.

Luann Colombo's blubber burgers show kids how much fat is hidden in fast food. Julie Clark's "tool box" helps youngsters learn how to study and maybe even ace tests in school.

The Toyota Motor Sales for the Boston Region has again recognized Acton Toyota of Littleton for outstanding sales results, this time for achieving the #1 sales rank for new Toyota Prius hybrid sales for the month of June in Toyota's Boston Region.

Selectmen last night learned that cuts to the town budget for the next fiscal year, which begins tomorrow, will be $69,000 less than anticipated, and the board approved a spending plan that will not require employee layoffs or furloughs.

It's fairly dark in the halls of Shirley's Town Office Building. The lights are off everywhere someone isn't working.

Superintendent of Schools Diane Bemis received a near-perfect evaluation from School Committee members last night.

Everybody's heard the words reduce, recycle and reuse to help save the environment, but sometimes some of us need a little cash incentive to hop onboard the green machine.

Report Details How to Use a Combination of New Processes and Third-Party High Availability and Disaster Recovery Products to more Effectively Meet SLAs Littleton, Mass.

It was the only town to reject the Nashoba Valley Technical High School budget. Now members of the Nashoba Tech School Committee say Chelmsford might have violated the law when changing its share of the regional school's budget.

The Relay for Life is an overnight event sponsored by the American Cancer society to raise money for cancer research, to honor cancer survivors and to bring people together.

As it turns out, the recession may actually benefit the town's efforts to create a business-overlay district to control the type of growth that occurs in the future.

Hundreds of children are raising money for cancer research this weekend in a series of charitable bike rides around Massachusetts.

Police are asking for the public's help in finding a missing 15-year-old girl. Alexa Ann "Lexie" Perivolotis was last seen on Wednesday afternoon.

Olivia Rosenblum learned how to ride a two-wheeler just a few weeks ago. On Sunday, the 9-year-old third-grader at the Russell Street School will ride in Littleton's first Pan-Massachusetts Challenge Kids Ride, a cycling fundraiser for the Jimmy Fund at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.

The Littleton Country Gardeners are celebrating their 50th anniversary this year.

May 26, 2009 Offers No-Charge implementation services to help MA-based Companies report carbon emissions data Littleton, MA Perillon Software, a leading provider of Energy, Environmental and Sustainability solutions, today announced the availability of its Greenhouse Gas Emission Management solution.

You just got laid off and feel like a victim of a down economy. But it's almost summer, you don't want to live a hermitic existence until things turn around.

The Triple Winner Car Show to benefit the Jimmy Fund will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Stop & Shop parking lot off Boston Road.