11.04.09
Gathered inside Merle’s in downtown Littleton, City Council candidates Phil Cernanec and Bruce Stahlman anxiously awaited the results of their respective...
Bruce Stahlman, second from left, waits for election results Nov. 3 at Merle's in Littleton. Photo by Courtney Kuhlen | ckuhlen@ccnewspapers.com
City enacts moratorium
Taking heed from its neighbors, the City of Littleton is barring the establishment of additional medical marijuana dispensaries for the next three months to provide time for city officials seeking to draft regulations covering the facilities. Inter-Faith needs Thanksgiving food donations
Inter-Faith Community Services issued a plea for donations so the organization can prepare and distribute food boxes to make it a nicer Thanksgiving for 900 needy local families. Health department administers first round of H1N1 vaccine
The news that H1N1 virus has peaked in the greater Denver area, and is on the decline didn’t deter people in the South Metro community. Health care providers prepare for change
Whether it’s the controversial public option, long-term costs to taxpayers or so-called “death panels,” health care reform has taken its place as the most divisive topic in politics. ACC’s H1N1 vaccine available to residents of only five counties
Arapahoe Community College is working with the Tri-County Health Department to provide the 2009 H1N1 Influenza vaccine at the ACC Main Campus. More details on police expansion
It’s old news that the Littleton Police Department will have more elbow room, once the approximately 14,000-square-foot expansion is constructed. City’s environmental stewardship recognized
The City of Littleton was awarded the silver level of environmental leadership at the 10th annual Environmental Leadership Awards.
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