Abington's week ahead includes things reopening, town budget, town elections, candidate news, marijuana job fair, North Quincy St; the planning, health, parks & rec, finance, housing, assessors boards meet
Abington selectmen are expected to launch an investigation Monday into 267 North Quincy St, which has been the site of growing storage and commercial activity.
[Due to a misunderstanding, we have updated the location of the accident] [Abington Police confirmed that the worker died from his injuries. They are withholding his name until family can be notified.] An employee at a North Quincy Street car…
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The steel structure for the first building of the future Abington Industrial Park is up, and owner Peter Fiore hopes tenants will start moving into the Chestnut Street property this summer.
A GoFundMe page has been set up to help an Abington business owner who lost her home following an early morning fire on Sunday.
Abington's WEEK AHEAD: School plans, Town Elections, 9-1-1 dispatching, fish chowder, football season starts
Luau Market in Abington Center is carrying on the tradition of the independent neighborhood market, catering to the region's growing Brazilian population.
WEEK AHEAD: Town Meeting, Town Elections, donation boxes, restrictions lifted; planning, health, library, assessors, conservation boards meet
Abington's week ahead features continued unhappiness over vaccinations, discussions about town elections, a boosters fundraiser, and meetings with the selectmen, finance, and school boards.
Scenes from Opening Day at the Abington Dairy Queen.
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