This weekend in Abington features a Senior Cruise, a rabies clinic, open hours at the compost site, and restaurants awaiting news about outdoor seating.
IT’S FRIDAY: What you should know going into the weekend
Category: Community Connection
AHS announces Class of 2020 academic awards and scholarships
Due to the generous Abington community and alumni, Abington High School announces the Class of 2020 academic awards and scholarships totaling over $60,000. Students receiving awards or scholarships have demonstrated either outstanding achievement in a particular subject, significant contributions and…
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AHS celebrates Class of 2020 with Senior Cruise on Saturday
The Abington High School Class of 2020 will cruise through town Saturday, June 6th, to celebrate their graduation.
Work starts on Chestnut St/North Quincy Ave intersection
Work has started to improve the dangerous Chestnut Street/North Quincy Avenue intersection.
Abington’s Community Preservation Funds at work
Work is finishing up on the entrance to the Millennium Memorial Complex, another project in Abington funded by Community Preservation Act dollars.
YOUR CHOICE: Selectmen candidates discuss overrides, town budget
Candidates for Abington selectmen discuss overrides and the town budget.
Abington churches can open, but not all are
Churches in Massachusetts are now allowed to resume in-person services. But Abington's faithful should check, because not all churches are reopening yet.
New ‘Community Connections’ interviews available to stream
Abington Community Access & Media has made a number of new episodes of "Community Chat" available. The show, which features local newsmakers, is hosted by ACAM Executive Director Kevin Tocci.
Abington Strong helps those in need
Joe LaPointe and his wife Kaitlyn founded the Abington Strong Fund to help the Abington Food Pantry and those in need due to the COVID-19 economic slowdown
Abington Pickleball courts open Monday
The Abington Pickleball League will kick off Monday now that Gov. Baker has relaxed stay-at-home restrictions due to COVID-19
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