More than 120 Abington residents turned out for a Black Lives Matter rally in support of anti- racism.
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Anti-racism rally and vigil scheduled for Sunday
Abington residents are invited to gather in the name of social justice and anti-racism at a Black Lives Matter rally and vigil scheduled for Sunday afternoon at Memorial Field.
TOWN MEETING ’20: Smooth sailing for town budget
In just under 80 minutes Monday night, Abington voters approved more than $63 million in proposed municipal spending for the fiscal year starting July 1.
The spending includes the town's $55 million operating budget, more than $8 million in capital projects, and a half million dollars in Community Preservation Act appropriations.Water ban likely in effect for next 2 weeks
The town's outdoor water ban will likely remain in effect for the next couple weeks.
YOUR CHOICE: Kolodziej and Bezanson win selectmen seats
Abington voters elected Michael Kolodziej and Alex Bezanson to three-year terms on the Board of Selectmen during Tuesday's Town Election.
YOUR CHOICE: It’s Election Day. Go vote!
Polls will be open for voters on Tuesday, June 23, Election Day from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m.
TOWN MEETING ’20: CPA projects up for a vote
Voters at Town Meeting will be asked to approve funding for multiple Community Preservation Act projects.
TOWN MEETING ’20: $8.7 million in capital spending proposed
Abington voters on Monday will be asked to approve more than $8.7 million in capital spending on a range of projects that include new security measures at two of the town's schools, new police cruisers, and repairs to the drive-up window outside the treasurer/collector's office.
TOWN MEETING ’20: Budget proposal spares layoffs, protects services – for now
Abington residents Monday night will be asked to vote on a $55.5 million FY 21 budget that protects services, avoid layoffs and adds more than $1 million into its rainy day fund.
Outdoor water ban now in effect
Abington residents are now prohibited from any outdoor watering while the water department continues to investigate why water reserves keep dropping.
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