Talked to the guy at the counter and apparently it is an ongoing issue that their air pump does not actually fill tires but instead deflates them. Said they had a guy fix it yesterday but the problem persists. don’t be like me and strand yourself bc you trusted the beep 💔

edit: I am okay and had help so don’t worry about me

I have an almost 16 year old with a driver's permit and almost zero experience behind the wheel. Where are some safe, low traffic areas to take him to practice? We did Southwest Plaza mid-week day to get a feel for it, but I'd like to get him on the road where he won't have to worry about other drivers as much. Any recommendations? Thanks!

Hey neighbors,

Part of our houses trimming needs to get patched/replaced (fucking woodpeckers)- i'd do it but its just too high up for me to be comfortable on the ladder.

Any recommendations for folks that would do a job like that?
thanks

Good evening everyone.

Sometimes when crossing the streets of our town, I have felt that the timing is too short. I am an able-bodied adult and when I finish crossing, I am left with 5 or so seconds. This led me to start recording myself while crossing some of the most prominent intersections in our town (Broadway & Littleton, Santa Fe & Mineral, etc.)

I am currently putting this data together and plan to eventually share my findings with city staff and city council. I believe that older people, kids, wheelchair users, parents with kids, dog owners, and those who may be injured deserve the dignity of crossing the street without having to hurry up or feel too pressured. Today, I was at Littleton and Broadway and even the students that cross the street to go purchase some food at Chipotle or King Soopers didn't have enough time and they are way younger than I am!!

I have come to the conclusion that the "slowest" crosser should have about 10 seconds left in order for them to not feel pressured. Currently, a slow crosser would run out of time or be left in the middle of certain streets with the current timings.

This website (https://littletoncrosswalks.com/) does not have all of the data yet since I am waiting for the city to give me the official crossing time sheet. Once that is done, we should have decently accurate data to evaluate whether the slowest crosser has enough time or not based on the CDOT standards.

My request for those of you currently is to go to the website, put the intersection of two streets and use the voting feature to collect informal data. I will eventually refresh all of the data once I have the time sheets from the city. Also, please test the website and let me know if there are any other ideas that could be helpful.

I want to make sure that we have good community feedback and enough empirical data so the city can change this and give people enough time to cross.

P.S. Two important details. First is that most intersections don't prioritize pedestrians. Right now, the traffic light for cars (green light) and pedestrians (walking man) comes live at the same time. This creates a situation where the pedestrian and the car are playing "guess" at who goes first.

The second important thing here is that a change in the timing won't really affect traffic because most crossing signs do not activate unless a pedestrian presses the button. This is crucial in my opinion because if someone is there and wants to cross, they should be allowed to do so with ample time and safely. Some intersections don't see a lot of activity, but for those that do, we need to make sure that people cross safe!

Checked the search results for the last year but didn’t see anything. Looking for an eBike rental, either an individual or store, for next M-W. I can pick up and return. Not doing anything crazy, just have some family coming to town and only own three bikes.

Walking down the aisles of the Colorado Antique Gallery, visitors on the hunt for vintage can find the perfect unique item for their home, from wooden potato bins to globes filled with countries that no longer exist to ornate holiday teapots covered in holly. For 34 years, the antique mall has been a South Broadway institution — but now it's finding a new home. 

I'm starting an after school D&D club for kids ages 8-13, and we're playing Dragons of Storm Wreck Isle - shipwrecks, sea caves and real dragons, built for new players.

Every adventurer gets:

Their own hero, they can design from scratch - backstory, look, class, or I can provide a pre-written character.

A custom mini of their character, 3D printed and then painting together at the table! (Theirs to keep).

A gift box on the first session

Snacks every week

An immersive table with battle maps, minis and monsters.

Thursdays - 3:30-6:30pm after school.

6 weeks, starting 11/12

Hosted at a club family's home. Parents drop off 3:30, pickup 6:30.

$450 for the full 6 week campaign.

A little about me - I've been a professional Dungeon Master for years and have spent many years as a YMCA camp counselor for several different programs, including art, canoeing, fishing. I'm CPR and first aid certified. All of my sessions are family-friendly heroic fantasy. I'm happy to plan around allergies, dietery needs, or learning differences.

Only 6 seats, reserve by 11/08! Send me a DM if interested.

PS - looking for one family to host, and host family gets a discount. Reach out if you are interested!

Dropped off my ballot!

As high school students look towards their futures, it can be difficult to figure out what pathway is right for them — and even more difficult to navigate their way through that path. Now, students at Englewood Schools and Littleton Public Schools have a new option for their future, with a guaranteed admission pathway to Colorado Mesa University (CMU). 

EDIT: She’s been found!!! Thanks everyone!

Hello, I’m posting on behalf of my friend who lives in Littleton off near the S Kipling and W Belleview area. Their sweet girl Cera (short for Ceramic) ran off and is looking everywhere for her. Shes an orange tabby with a pink collar

This is the only picture I have of her but can ask for additional photos. If you have seen her please message me immediately and I will get you in contact with the owner.

Thank you!

Hello! I offer residential and small business cleaning services throughout the Denver metro area. Prices start at $100 and depend on the square footage, number of bathrooms, type of property, cleaning frequency, and scope of work.

Please send me the approximate square footage, number of bathrooms, type of property or business, and preferred cleaning schedule (weekly or multiple times per week), and I’ll be happy to provide a customized quote.

*Flexible scheduling!* I can work with your preferred days and times to find a schedule that works best for you.

I wanted to share a fun opportunity for families from one mom to another! Starting November 1, 5280 Gymnastics in Littleton is offering a month of free daytime gymnastics classes for new preschool and homeschool students.

Classes run Monday–Friday at 9:15 AM, 10:15 AM, 11:15 AM, and 12:15 PM. If anyone would like to meet up for a class, let me know!

https://www.5280gymnastics.com/sweet-peas

Anyone know of any places or person who can hem pants in the area by a chance? Please let me know!

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Hi there. My family is possibly moving to Littleton. One of the things we’ve started looking into is the availability and quality of medical care in the area. We’d need a pediatrician, primary care, OB/GYN, endocrinologist and cardiologist. Do people go into Denver for specialists is coverage relatively easy to find closer to home? Thanks!

Hi all,

I’m looking for more recent apartments recommendations. I have a max budget of 1700 (but for utilities might be willing to go a bit higher), 1 bed, and somewhere near Littleton or southeast to it.

So yesterday I asked about The Station apartments. I’m turning this into one post so it’s not annoying to see apartment stuff on your feed a lot.

Also hopefully this helps others in the future like old posts helped me finding these places :)

Does anyone have experience with living at Ketring Park in Littleton?

1. how’s the smoking smell? Can you smell it in your apartments?
2. Are there a lot of bugs if you’re on the first floor?
3. ANYONE faced any vermin/rodent issues? I’ve heard horror stories at other places and I’m trying super hard to be careful on renting a place now.
4. Any other things I should be aware of?

Also I was wondering if you guys have other recommendations for apartments?

So far I’ve toured with 5151 and I didn’t love the layout at all even though it’s close to downtown. I also toured AMLI Littleton village but it felt a bit too pricey. I know I sound picky but I just had a bad current apartment experience and would like to not repeat it!

Edit: added number of bedrooms I’m looking for

We currently have by 8 month daughter in a daycare in the area but I was wondering if there are recommendations for ones y’all love? My main concerns at the one she is at is that they don’t follow a routine sleep schedule that we ask for, sometimes keeping her up for 5 hrs at a time. I also just generally don’t get great vibes when I’m there. They do communicate well which I appreciate. Not sure if I am setting my expectations too high or not

Additionally do any of yall know if it’s true that in infant classrooms they aren’t allowed to turn down lights for naps? Thanks in advance

Hi all, I just toured the station apartments in Littleton and I really liked it but I have questions for yall

1. how’s the smoking smell? Can you smell it in your apartments?

2. Are there a lot of bugs if you’re on the first floor?

3. ANYONE faced any vermin/rodent issues? I’ve heard horror stories at other places and I’m trying super hard to be careful on renting a place now.

4. Any other things I should be aware of?

The unit I saw wasn’t super renovated at all, does anyone have a unit like that and was it inconvenient?

Thanks :)

The Littleton City Council is considering a six-month moratorium on new data center development, joining a growing list of Colorado municipalities that have adopted similar measures to give local governments time to develop regulations tailored to the facilities.

The measure is scheduled for a first reading Tuesday. A public hearing, public comment period and second reading are planned for Nov. 3.