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Love your enemies: they'll go crazy trying to figure out what you're up to.
-Anonymous


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Littleton Hometown Volunteer Heroes
It takes a lot to make a small town community run effectively and stay looking pristine at the same time. And here at GoLittleton.com we'd like to pay tribute to some of the Hometown Volunteer Heroes who selflessly donate their precious time, skills, and energy to help keep Littleton going, looking beautiful, and truly being a great place to live!
GoLittleton's Honored Volunteer Heroes:
- Violet and Raymond Hopkins: passionate volunteers in the community for over three decades both individually and as a couple.
- Dave Harkless: two decades of volunteer work
- Chad Stearns: A lifetime of voluntering around Littleton
- John C. Pilgrim: 40-plus years of volunteerism
- Lucy Magoon: 30-plus years of dedication to the Littleton Garden Club
Want to nominate someone who deserves to be in the Hometown Volunteer Hero Spotlight?
Contact Us stating the person to be considered, a brief list of the volunteer work he or she has done for the town of Littleton, and your contact information. Thank you for helping us to honor their accomplishments!
Littleton Regional Healthcare Appreciates the many volunteers in our Community. Here's what LRH Employees have to say about their Work at LRH:
video courtesy Littleton Regional Healthcare
GoLittleton's Honored Volunteer Heroes:
- Dave Harkless: two decades of volunteer work
- Chad Stearns: A lifetime of voluntering around Littleton
- John C. Pilgrim: 40-plus years of volunteerism
- Lucy Magoon: 30-plus years of dedication to the Littleton Garden Club

Mt. Washington seen from Sugarloaf
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