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Methamphetamine contamination found in third public library in Colorado
The Bemis Public Library in Littleton closed Wednesday after test results indicated there was methamphetamine contamination in several bathrooms. The decision makes it the third library in the state to close for this reason in recent weeks.
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Littleton Public Schools nutrition director advocates for federal support of meal programs
Looking towards July, nutrition directors in schools across the country are urging federal lawmakers to strengthen their support of school nutrition programs.
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Littleton community calls for safer bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure in wake of recent deaths
In the wake of the tragic crash that recently killed a seventh-grade student on his way to school, community members want Littleton’s officials to make streets safer for bicyclists and pedestrians.
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Residents of nearby complex displaced after fire breaks out at construction site in Littleton
A fire in an empty building under construction in downtown Littleton last night left several residents of a neighboring complex displaced. Authorities said no one was injured in the fire.
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Littleton Police Department completes Active Bystandership for Law Enforcement training
Along with 21 other agencies across Colorado and about 350 across the U.S. and Canada, the Littleton Police Department has officially completed a program to create a law enforcement culture that supports peer intervention.
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Middle schoolers advocate for South Platte River health
Approximately 30 storm water drains in Littleton now boast bright colors and educational messages, thanks to a sustainability project by four local middle schoolers.
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South Suburban appoints Keith Gardner to board seat
At its meeting on June 14, the South Suburban Parks and Recreation District Board of Directors unanimously — and with no discussion — voted for former Centennial City Councilmember Keith Gardner to fill the vacant board seat left by the sudden death of Dave Lawful.
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Littleton community forum on homelessness encourages dialogue
Chattering voices filled the Littleton council chambers on the morning July 11, as people gathered around tables and wrote ideas on giant notepads in colorful markers.
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Front Range law enforcement, community groups fight against hate crimes
From 2018 to 2020, reported incidents of hate crimes in Colorado more than doubled, according to statistics from the FBI.
These numbers also increased nationwide, but in Colorado the rate is higher...
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Inflation, high demand challenge local food bank
When S.T. became a single mother in March 2022, she found herself in a place of need.
Thanks to an Englewood-based nonprofit organization, she was able to find assistance to help her pay one month of rent and feed her 5-year-old son as she worked to get back on her feet.
