For nearly a century, a silent sentinel stood in the woods of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. Shrouded by overgrowth and weathering decades of harsh White Mountain winters, the Maplewood Train Station was a ghost of a bygone era—a time when the “Gilded Age” brought thousands of elite travelers to the grand hotels of the North Country. Today, that ghost is gradually coming back to life. Thanks to a dedicated group of locals and a vision for historic preservation, this architectural gem is being saved from the brink of collapse with plans to stand tall once again in the heart of town.
A Portal to the Gilded Age
Built in 1881, the Maplewood Station was a vital artery for the legendary Maplewood Hotel, often called the “palace hotel of the White Mountains.” In its heyday, as many as ten trains a day would arrive at this station, carrying passengers from Boston and New York who were eager to escape the smog of the city for the “pollen-free” mountain air.
However, the rise of the automobile in the 1920s changed everything. Passenger service to Bethlehem ended in 1924, and the station was officially abandoned by 1925. While its sister station in Bethlehem Village was converted into a private residence, the Maplewood Station was left to the elements, slowly rotting away near the Maplewood Golf Course for nearly 100 years.
Bruce Caplain’s Vision for Preservation
The effort to save the station is led by Bruce Caplain, a Bethlehem resident, past selectboard member, volunteer and a passionate advocate for the town’s heritage. Caplain has a unique connection to this history: he actually lives in the other surviving Bethlehem depot, which he meticulously restored into his home. Recognizing that the Maplewood Station was on the verge of being lost forever, Caplain co-founded the non-profit Maplewood Station Restoration. The mission was bold:
- Document and Dismantle: Carefully catalog every beam and board of the original structure.
- Relocate: Move the station from its hidden location in the woods to a prominent spot where the public can enjoy it.
- Rebuild: Reconstruct the station to its original 1881 splendor
In late 2021, the first major hurdle was cleared. An excavator and a team of specialists carefully razed the remains of the station—not to destroy it, but to save it. The usable historic materials were salvaged and stored, awaiting their second act.
The New Home: The Sinclair Hotel Property
The most exciting chapter of this story is the station’s possible and intended destination. Bruce Caplain and the restoration committee have set their sights on rebuilding the station on the Sinclair Hotel property in the center of Bethlehem. By placing the station on the site of another legendary (now lost) hotel, the project creates a “historic hub” in the village. The plan is for the reconstructed station to serve as a:
- Historical Museum: Showcasing Bethlehem’s rich rail and resort history along with some artifacts from the Bethlehem Historical Society.
- Community Space: Providing a venue for local programs, gatherings and a meeting room complete with all of it audio and visual equipment.
- Visitor Center: A physical reminder of the town’s identity as a premier destination.
- Vendor Space: A place for local vendors and artisans to display and sell their unique creations.
Funding the Future
Preserving history isn’t cheap. The project was divided into two phases. Phase I, which involved the stabilization and dismantling of the original structure, was a success. Now, the focus is on Phase II: the total reconstruction. To date, the project has raised over $750,000 for the full rebuild but there is still more to go. Through a combination of private donations, community fundraisers, and the pursuit of historic preservation grants, Caplain and his team are working to secure the remaining capital needed to break ground on the Sinclair property.
Are you looking to know more about the Maplewood Train Station project?? Click the link and get behind history…https://www.maplewoodtrainstation.org/
 | Maplewood Train Station – A 501c-3 Non-Profit in Bethlehem New Hampshirewww.maplewoodtrainstation.orgThe Maplewood Train Station, located in Bethlehem, New Hampshire, was built in the late 1800s and in use through the early 1920s. | |
CARFAX Lifetime Dealer Littleton Chevrolet Awarded Based on Verified Customer Ratings and Reviews
CARFAX is proud to name Littleton Chevrolet, a CARFAX Lifetime Dealer, as a 2025 CARFAX Top-Rated Dealer! This marks the seventh year in a row this dealership has been recognized with this award. Every year, CARFAX honors dealerships across the nation for their exceptional service based on verified customer ratings and reviews. The average rating for the 2025 CARFAX Top-Rated Dealers was an impressive 4.6 out of 5 stars based on verified consumer ratings.
“It’s exciting to celebrate the success of our CARFAX Lifetime Dealers, reflected in strong customer reviews,” said Gregg Cleary, Chief Revenue Officer at CARFAX. “Powered by more than 10.6 million verified ratings and reviews, this recognition reflects real customer experiences and highlights dealerships built on trust and transparency. Our goal is to support consumers through their car journey by connecting them with the most trusted dealers in the country.”
Lifetime dealers such as Littleton Chevrolet access the most accident, damage, and service information through CARFAX Vehicle History Reports, offer a free CARFAX Report for all vehicles listed on carfax.com, and leverage CARFAX for Life to deliver timely maintenance reminders, boosting their customer retention. These dealers build lasting customer relationships that drive long-term customer loyalty.
“I am incredibly proud to see our team earn this distinction for the seventh consecutive year. This achievement is a direct reflection of the unparalleled experience and genuine care our employees provide to every person who walks through our doors. At the end of the day, they are the ones on the front lines making those truly incredible first impressions.
We believe that a customer’s experience is the single most important factor in what we do, and our goal is to ensure they always have a reason to come back for more. I want to extend my deepest thanks to our entire staff for their unwavering dedication and for always putting the customer first. This honor belongs to them.” said General Manager, Duane Coute.
Recognition for Littleton Chevrolet as a 2025 CARFAX Top-Rated Dealer can be found on the CARFAX Vehicle History Reports the dealerships provides to its customers.
About CARFAX
CARFAX, part of S&P Global Mobility, helps millions of people every day confidently shop, buy, service and sell cars with innovative solutions powered by CARFAX® vehicle history information. The expert in vehicle history since 1984, CARFAX provides CARFAX Car Listings, CARFAX Car Care, and the flagship CARFAX Vehicle History Report to consumers and the automotive industry. CARFAX owns the world’s largest vehicle history database and is nationally recognized as a top workplace by The Washington Post. Shop, Buy, Service, Sell – Show me the CARFAX®.
S&P Global Mobility is a division of S&P Global (NYSE: SPGI). S&P Global is the world’s foremost provider of credit ratings, benchmarks, analytics, and workflow solutions in the global capital, commodity, and automotive markets.
Littleton Chevrolet’s Blog – Winter Warriors: How to Protect Your Vehicle During a Storm
Winter storms are more than just a reason to stock up on bread and milk; they are a direct challenge to your vehicle’s health. From road salt eating away at your paint to freezing temperatures zapping your battery, the elements are not kind to cars.
Whether you’re parking on the street or preparing for a snowy commute, here is your definitive guide to protecting your vehicle this winter.
1. Pre-Storm Maintenance: The Best Defense
The best way to survive a storm is to prepare before the first snowflake falls.
- Test Your Battery: Cold weather can reduce a battery’s cranking power by up to 50%. If your battery is more than three years old, have it tested.
- Switch to Winter-Grade Fluids: Use windshield washer fluid rated for -30°C or lower. Also, ensure your coolant (antifreeze) is at the proper concentration—usually a 50/50 mix—to prevent your engine block from freezing.
- Check Tire Pressure: For every 10° drop in temperature, tires can lose about 1 PSI of pressure. Under-inflated tires reduce traction and increase wear.
2. Smart Parking Strategies
Where you park can be the difference between a quick departure and an hour of shoveling.
- Avoid the “Plow Zone”: If you park on the street, try to find a spot away from main snowplow routes to avoid your car being buried under a mountain of heavy, packed snow.
- The Wiper Trick: Pull your windshield wipers up and away from the glass. This prevents the rubber from freezing to the windshield and makes it easier to clear ice later.
- Mind the Trees: Heavy snow and ice can snap branches. Avoid parking under large trees or power lines that could fall and cause significant body damage.
3. Protecting the Exterior from “The Silent Killer”
Road salt is great for safety but terrible for metal. It accelerates rust and can ruin your vehicle’s finish.
- Wax Before the Storm: Apply a high-quality wax or sealant before winter hits. This creates a sacrificial barrier between the salt and your paint.
- The Undercarriage Wash: Once the storm passes and roads dry, visit a car wash that offers an undercarriage spray. This removes salt from the most vulnerable metal components under your car.
4. Your Winter Survival Kit
Every vehicle should have a “Go-Bag” for winter emergencies. At a minimum, yours should include:
- Traction Aids: A bag of sand or non-clumping kitty litter.
- Visibility Tools: A sturdy ice scraper, snow brush, and a flashlight with extra batteries.
- Survival Gear: Heavy blankets, extra gloves, and a portable phone charger.
- The Fuel Rule: Never let your gas tank drop below half. This prevents moisture from freezing in the fuel lines and ensures you have enough fuel to run the heater if you get stuck.
What if you get stuck?
If the worst happens and you find yourself stranded, stay with your vehicle. It is your best shelter and makes you easier for rescuers to find. If you run the engine for heat, ensure the exhaust pipe is clear of snow to prevent carbon monoxide buildup inside the cabin. Hope this got you mind thinking. Stay safe out there everyone. Thank you for reading our Littleton Chevrolet Blog. www.littletonchevrolet.com
If you grew up in the North Country during the 1980s, you remember the specific electricity that filled the air every summer. It wasn’t just the heat; it was the roar of engines and the sight of thousands of people descending upon the Moore Dam Reservoir.
The Moore Dam Regatta was more than just a boat race—it was a cultural phenomenon that put Littleton, New Hampshire, on the map in a way few events ever had before.
The Visionaries Behind the Splash
The Regatta didn’t just happen by accident; it was the brainchild of a group of local movers and shakers who wanted to prove that Littleton was a destination, not just a pass-through town.
The event was spearheaded by the Littleton Area Chamber of Commerce and a dedicated committee of local business owners leading the charge. Their goal was simple but ambitious: utilize the massive, often-underused 3,500-acre Moore Reservoir to create a world-class powerboat racing event.
A Decade of High-Octane Glory
The Regatta hit its stride in the early to mid-1980s. For about a decade, the event grew from a local gathering into a sanctioned Northeast powerhouse.
It featured everything from:
- Stock Outboard Racing: Small, nimble boats that skipped across the choppy reservoir water.
- Hydros and Runabouts: High-performance machines that reached eye-watering speeds.
- Family Festivals: Beyond the water, the shores were packed with food vendors, live music, and the famous “Regatta Dances.”
While the logistics and rising costs eventually saw the event wind down by the early 90s, those years in the 80s remain the “Golden Era” for many locals.
What It Did for Littleton and the North Country
The impact of the Moore Dam Regatta reached far beyond the water’s edge. It served three major purposes for our region:
1. An Economic Engine During Regatta weekend, every hotel room from Littleton, Franconia, St. Johnsbury and beyond was booked solid. Local restaurants, gas stations, and shops saw their biggest weekends of the year. It injected hundreds of thousands of dollars into the local economy at a time when the North Country was transitioning away from its heavy industrial roots.
2. Putting the “North Country” on the Map The Regatta was a sanctioned event that drew racers and spectators from all over New England, New York, and Canada. It proved that Littleton had the infrastructure and the community spirit to host “big city” events. It gave the town a sense of pride and a distinct identity.
3. Community Cohesion Perhaps most importantly, it brought the town together. Hundreds of volunteers worked side-by-side to manage the crowds and the safety logistics. It was the “can’t miss” social event of the year where neighbors met on the banks of the Connecticut River to celebrate summer in the White Mountains.
A Lasting Legacy
Though the roar of the engines has faded and the Moore Reservoir is back to its peaceful, scenic state, the spirit of the Regatta lives on. It taught Littleton how to dream big—a spirit you can still see today in our thriving Main Street and community festivals.
Did you attend the Regatta back in the day? We’d love to hear your favorite memories—whether it was the sound of the starting gun or the taste of a fried dough in the summer sun!
Photo Credit – Ben Lemay
For truck enthusiasts, the arrival of a new generation is like a national holiday. The current Silverado has been a powerhouse since 2019, but with the competition heating up from Ford and Ram, Chevrolet is preparing a ground-up overhaul for the 2027 model year.
Recent patent filings and spy shots have pulled back the curtain on what to expect. If you’re a fan of the Crew Cab—the bread and butter of the Silverado lineup—the 2027 redesign is shaping up to be the most high-tech, aggressive version yet.
1. Exterior: A More Chiseled Profile
The 2027 Silverado moves away from the rounded edges of the current model in favor of a more “squared-off” and “modern-industrial” look.
- The “Face” of the Future: New design patents reveal a front fascia inspired by the latest Chevy Tahoe and Suburban. Expect C-shaped LED daytime running lights that hook around the main headlamp units.
- Pronounced Fenders: The Crew Cab’s profile looks more muscular, with flared wheel arches that provide a wider, more planted stance.
- Tailgate Evolution: The rear features elongated taillights (similar to the Silverado EV) and a refined Multi-Flex tailgate. The “CHEVROLET” lettering is rumored to be replaced by a clean, prominent Bowtie emblem.
2. Interior: The Tech Revolution
The biggest complaint about earlier Silverados was the interior. Chevy fixed that in 2022, but for 2027, they are going even further.
- Giant Horizontal Displays: Spy photos show a massive, integrated screen layout. Rather than the vertical “tablet” style seen in some competitors, Chevy is doubling down on a panoramic horizontal screen that stretches from the driver’s gauge cluster across the center dash—likely a 33-inch display similar to those in recent Cadillacs.
- Column Shifter Returns: In a move that will please traditionalists, it appears the console-mounted shifter is being moved back to the steering column. This frees up a massive amount of storage space in the center console for wireless chargers and deep bins.
- Ultifi Platform: The truck will run on GM’s new Ultifi software system, allowing for faster over-the-air updates, deeper app integration, and “smart” features that learn your driving habits.
3. Powertrains: The End of the 5.3L?
General Motors has invested nearly $1 billion into a sixth-generation Small Block V8.
- New V8 Displacements: Rumors (and GM Authority reports) suggest the long-running 5.3L and 6.2L engines may be retired. In their place, we expect two new V8s: a 5.7L and a high-performance 6.6L gas engine.
- Hybrid Power: For the first time, these engines are expected to feature electrification (Hybrid/PHEV) to meet stricter emissions standards while providing an instant torque boost.
- Reliability Fixes: The new engine architecture is designed to permanently address “lifter failure” and “Dynamic Fuel Management” issues that plagued some previous models.
4. Off-Road Dominance: The 35-Inch Club
The ZR2 trim is getting a massive upgrade. For years, Silverado fans have asked for larger tires from the factory.
- 35-Inch Tires: Spy shots of 2027 prototypes show the truck finally sitting on 35-inch Goodyear Territory MT tires.
- Enhanced Suspension: To accommodate the larger rubber, the 2027 Silverado features a redesigned suspension geometry with even more wheel travel, aimed squarely at the Ford Raptor and Ram RHO.
When Can You Buy It?
While official dates haven’t been set, the industry expects a full reveal in early 2026, with the 2027 Silverado 1500 Crew Cab hitting dealership lots in the Fall of 2026.
Note: Initial production will likely prioritize high-end trims like the High Country, ZR2, and Trail Boss before the Work Truck and Custom trims follow.
Interested in getting on our list so we can contact you when the new 2027 Silverado becomes available?? Give us a call at 603.444.1999. You can check out our inventory at www.littletonchevrolet.com
LITTLETON CHEVROLET BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT —Curated with Love: Discovering “Brown Paper Packages” in Bethlehem, NH
If you’ve taken a stroll down Main Street in Bethlehem lately, you might have noticed a charming new addition to the town’s eclectic storefronts. Brown Paper Packages, located at 2053 Main Street, officially opened its doors in December 2024, and it has quickly become a local and visitor favorite for anyone looking for that “just right” gift.
Founded by Alyssa Schoenfeld—the entrepreneur behind the successful Bites of Boston Food Tours—this boutique is more than just a retail shop; it’s a celebration of craftsmanship, community, and the art of giving.
From Food Tours to Gift Boxes
Alyssa’s journey to Bethlehem is a story of resilience. When the pandemic halted her food tour business in Boston, she pivoted to creating curated gift boxes that featured local makers. What started as a way to support fellow small business owners during a crisis blossomed into a passion for product curation.
After moving to the North Country with her husband, Mike, Alyssa found the perfect brick-and-mortar home for her brand. The shop reflects her personal philosophy: “Everything in the store is something that I would either use, eat, or decorate my own house with.”
What’s Inside the Package?
The shop specializes in goods from small-batch makers, with a heavy emphasis on women-owned businesses throughout New England. When you walk in, you’ll find:
- Handmade Ornaments: From White Mountain hikers to ceramic New Hampshire shapes, these are perfect for locals and visitors alike.
- Artisan Home Goods: Think hand-poured candles, luxe soaps, and unique pottery.
- Curated Gift Boxes: Alyssa’s signature service. You can choose from pre-assembled collections or work with the staff to build a custom box that is—true to the name—tied up with string.
- Local Edibles: A nod to her foodie roots, featuring treats you won’t find in a typical grocery aisle.
A Meaningful Addition to Main Street
What makes Brown Paper Packages stand out is its commitment to storytelling. Many of the artisans featured don’t have their own storefronts, and Alyssa takes pride in giving their work a platform. It fits perfectly into Bethlehem’s “Small Acts Community” spirit, offering a warm, welcoming space where every item has a face and a story behind it.
Whether you’re shopping for a birthday, a housewarming gift, or just a little something to brighten your own home, this shop makes the experience feel personal and intentional.
Plan Your Visit
- Location: 2053 Main Street, Bethlehem, NH
- Current Hours: Thursday–Saturday (11 AM – 6 PM), Sunday (11 AM – 4 PM), and Monday (11 AM – 4 PM).
Bethlehem, NH is a growing town with so many more unique and cool businesses. Take a stroll down the Main Street and not only check out Brown Paper Packages (https://www.facebook.com/brownpaperpackages.nh) but check out all of the other business that make Bethlehem very special.
In the heart of Bethlehem, New Hampshire, there’s a quiet revolution happening on Main Street. While most coffee shops are designed to move people in and out as quickly as possible, The Place Above the Notch is doing something radically different. They aren’t just selling lattes and New York-style bagels; they are selling space, connection, and a new way to do business in the White Mountains.
Founded by Angie and Steve Cleveland, this isn’t your average “grab-and-go” cafe. It’s a community hub that serves as a living room, a professional office, and a high-end roastery all under one roof.
A Business Built on “The Space”
The most innovative part of their business model is The Space Above the Notch, a dedicated coworking wing designed specifically for the modern professional.
In a world where remote work is the new norm, many North Country residents find themselves stuck between a lonely home office and a noisy public cafe. The Place Above the Notch bridges that gap by offering:
- Professional Amenities: High-speed internet that actually works (a luxury in the mountains!) and a sound-resistant “Telephone Booth” for private Zoom calls or sensitive client meetings.
- Flexible Access: You can book “Just Give Me a Day” for a quick $20 drop-in or opt for 10 and 20-visit monthly subscriptions.
- Collaborative Vibes: By bringing together freelancers, entrepreneurs, and creators, they’ve created a “water cooler” effect where local business owners can network organically over a morning brew.
The “Living Room” Experience
While the coworking side handles the “hustle,” the cafe side handles the “heart.” The shop features an eclectic, cozy atmosphere with comfortable couches and a layout that encourages you to stay a while.
Whether you’re meeting a friend to catch up, playing a board game during one of their community nights, or browsing their selection of local artisan goods, there is zero pressure to rush. They’ve successfully cultivated a “third place”—that essential spot outside of home and work where community actually happens.
Quality with a Conscience
The Clevelands aren’t just innovators in real estate; they are masters of the craft. They roast their own beans in-house using a Diedrich IR-5 roaster, focusing on fair-trade, shade-grown beans.
Their menu is a love letter to the Northeast, featuring:
- Brooklyn-style Bagels: Real-deal New York bagels with creative cream cheeses.
- Local Pastries: Sourced from the Polish Princess Bakery.
- The Bethlehem Bento Box: A curated charcuterie spread designed for hikers and skiers heading into the Notch.
Why It Matters
The Place Above the Notch is a Registered Benefits Corporation (B-Corp), meaning they prioritize social and environmental responsibility alongside profit. By offering a workspace for local businesses and a welcoming area for friends to gather, they are proving that a coffee shop can be the economic and social engine of a small town.
In Bethlehem, business isn’t just about transactions anymore—it’s about shared space and shared success. Check them out at…https://www.theplaceabovethenotch.com/
More Than Just a Handover: Why Littleton Chevrolet’s Delivery Coordinator is Your New Vehicle’s Best Friend
You’ve spent hours researching, test-driving, and finally signing the papers. The keys to your new (or new-to-you) vehicle are finally in your hand. In many dealerships, this is where the relationship ends—you’re given a quick “congrats” and sent on your way to figure out the buttons and screens on your own.
At Littleton Chevrolet, we believe the moment you get your keys should be the start of a confident journey, not a guessing game. That is why our Delivery Coordinator is one of the most vital roles in our dealership.
Leading that charge is Patty Rivera, and she’s here to make sure you don’t just drive away—you drive away empowered.
The “Patty Rivera Experience”: Knowledge is Power
Modern vehicles are essentially computers on wheels. Between advanced safety suites, infotainment systems, and customizable driver settings, there is a lot to learn. Patty’s job is to bridge the gap between “buying” and “operating.”
Here is how Patty ensures every customer leaves feeling like a pro:
- Tailored Technology Tours: Whether you’re a tech wizard or prefer things simple, Patty walks you through the infotainment system, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto integration, and navigation at your pace.
- Safety Feature Deep-Dives: Do you know how your Lane Keep Assist feels when it engages? Or how to adjust your Forward Collision Alert? Patty explains these lifesaving technologies so they never take you by surprise.
- The “Hidden” Basics: From pairing your phone via Bluetooth to getting your MyChevrolet App on your phone and understanding all of the benefits of this critical technology, no detail is too small for Patty to cover.
- The OnStar Onboarding: Patty assists in setting up your OnStar account and trial, ensuring that if you ever need help on the road, it’s already active and ready to go.
- The Walkaround: Patty spends additional time with you. She gives you a personal tour of the dealership so you are familiar as to where to go within the store depending on your needs, meeting key individuals in each department and finishes it all off with an introduction to our General Manager, Duane Coute.
Why a Delivery Coordinator Matters
You might wonder, “Can’t the salesperson just do this?” While our sales team is fantastic, the Delivery Coordinator role is a specialized service designed to remove the “rush.”
| The Old Way | The Littleton Chevy Way |
| Rushed walkthrough while the salesperson moves to the next lead. | A dedicated, one-on-one session focused entirely on you. |
| Figuring out the “Check Engine” or “Maintenance” lights later. | Full explanation of service intervals and dashboard icons. |
| Feeling overwhelmed by 500-page owner’s manuals. | Hands-on demonstration of the features you’ll actually use daily. |
Leaving with Confidence
When you work with Patty Rivera, you aren’t just a transaction; you’re a member of the Littleton Chevrolet family. Her goal is to ensure that when you pull out of our lot and onto the road, you aren’t fumbling for the wipers or wondering how to set your cruise control. You are focused on what matters most: enjoying the drive.
Next time you visit us, keep an eye out for Patty. She’s the one making sure our customers are the most informed drivers in New Hampshire!
Ready to find your next ride? Browse our New and Pre-Owned Inventory by clicking this link…www.littletonchevrolet.com or stop by to see Patty and the rest of the team in person. We look forward for you to Experience The Difference with your next purchase or service appointment.
Littleton Chevrolet’s Blog – Drive Worry-Free: Everything You Need to Know About Littleton Chevrolet’s Big Deal Plus!
When you purchase a vehicle, you’re not just buying a set of wheels—you’re investing in your peace of mind. That’s why at Littleton Chevrolet, every new and pre-owned vehicle comes with our exclusive Big Deal Plus+ Maintenance Plan at absolutely no extra charge. It’s our way of delivering value that extends far beyond the sale, ensuring your ownership experience is as worry-free as possible.
What is the Big Deal Plus+ Plan?
The Big Deal Plus+ is a comprehensive package designed to cover your vehicle’s essential maintenance for the first two years, plus a valuable lifetime commitment for as long as you own your car. It’s all about making vehicle ownership simpler and more affordable!
Key Features of the Big Deal Plus+
The plan is packed with high-value services that save you money and keep your vehicle in top condition:
| Feature | Coverage Details |
| Unlimited Scheduled Maintenance (2 Years) | Includes unlimited oil and filter changes, unlimited tire rotations, and unlimited multi-point inspections for the first two years of ownership. This alone represents a significant savings and ensures your vehicle’s primary maintenance needs are met without counting coupons or trips. |
| Lifetime State Inspections | Get your state inspections covered for as long as you own your vehicle! |
| Service Rewards & Discounts | Receive a 5% reward on all service purchases and enjoy discounts on official Chevrolet accessories. |
| Trade-In Bonus | A $300 Next Vehicle Trade-In Bonus is included toward your next purchase, rewarding your loyalty. |
| Emergency Reimbursement Benefits | Up to $1,000 in reimbursement benefits for unexpected events, including: |
| * Emergency Roadside Service | |
| * Towing Reimbursement | |
| * Travel Interruption (for repairs while away from home) | |
| * Key Lock Out assistance | |
| * Insurance Deductible reimbursement | |
| Extended Service Contract Discount | Get a $100 Off any Extended Service Contract purchase. |
| Money-Saving Coupons | Receive $500 in money-saving coupons for future needs. |
Interested in checking out some vehicles and taking advantage of our Big Deal Plus Maintenance Package? Click the link for more information and to explore our website…www.littletonchevrolet.com 603.444.1999
On Monday, November 10th, Littleton Chevrolet sponsored another round of Sweethearts and Heroes. This time it was at the Danville School. Sweethearts and Heroes focus is on students and teachers to discuss and converse about Hope, Bullying, Suicide and Leadership. This is a powerful session that leaves each student and teacher walking away with a different perspective. This week the Principal shared with us a poem that one of her 8th graders wrote as he felt inspired to put pen to paper. Below is his poem. We wanted to share with the world.
Let me ask you a few questions,
Do you have hope in your life?
Do you have dreams?
Because you need to have hope in your life if you want to live,
Because if you don’t you will get sick of your life,
And we might just take that knife,
And end everything because you don’t think you have any more
Possibilities in your life,
But once I had someone come to my school and teach me the
True Meaning of Hope,
He told us it means, “Hold On Possibilities Exist”,
And you have to hold on to the possibilities in your life,
Because many of them exist and they are your dreams,
And while giving up on hope is giving up your dreams,
You know, I never understand why we don’t go back to our
Dreams After we have given up on them,
And why we give up our lives,
And we do it for only a dime,
Even though our lives are worth so much more than that,
We can’t put a price on the gift of life that God has given us,
And God says if you ever feel hopeless, remember him and the
Sacrifices that he made,
Because God sacrificed his son because he loved us so much,
And he doesn’t want you to live under depression,
The person who came to my school also shared something else,
It was an experiment that was made in the 1950s,
The scientist behind it took a handful of mice and tossed them in
A Bucket of water,
And they all drowned within 15 minutes because they had no
Hope That they would make it,
Then he took a second handful and tossed them into the bucket,
But then when they were starting to drown he dove his hands into
The bucket and let them rest just for a little bit,
And when he put the mice back into the bucket,
They were swimming for days because they had hope,
They had a dream that the hand would come back in to save
Them,
All that being said, This poem can’t make you do anything or
Change you,
But if it did,
Go give someone hope
This is pretty awesome. Littleton Chevrolet is so proud to partner with Sweethearts and Heroes in order to make a difference in the students and teachers lives and outlook. Want to know more about the presenters? Click this link for more information…https://www.sweetheartsandheroes.com/
Connect with us
- February 2026
- January 2026
- November 2025
- October 2025
- September 2025
- August 2025
- July 2025
- June 2025
- May 2025
- April 2025
- January 2025
- December 2024
- November 2024
- October 2024
- September 2024
- August 2024
- May 2024
- April 2024
- February 2024
- January 2024
- November 2023
- October 2023
- September 2023
- August 2023
- July 2023
- February 2023
- January 2023
- November 2022
- April 2022
- February 2022