Selectman Kevin DiMarzio has resigned, deepening a period of upheaval in Abington's town government. DiMarzio cited "personal circumstances" in his resignation letter, which was submitted Monday morning. "[It's] with a heavy heart that I must acknowledge my inability to continue…
In one of the tightest elections in recent years, Paul Bunker and Roger Woods won seats on the Abington Select Board at Saturday's Annual Town Elections. Bunker, the current Conservation Commission Chairman, was the top vote-getter in the three-way race,…
Read More YOUR CHOICE ’24: Bunker, Woods wins Select Board seats in a squeaker
Neighbors around Abington's Myers Avenue and Rockland's Hingham Street water treatment plants may be noticing an uptick in construction activity. Yes, that is site work underway ahead of the $26 million improvement project designed to virtually eliminate PFAS from the…
Abington's Week Ahead for Feb, 26, 2024
It's Rivalry Week, but before we get to that, Abington News wants to give thanks. THANKS to everyone who has read, shared, and engaged with one of our articles this year. Thanks to everyone who has reached out to let…
Read More WEEK AHEAD: Giving Thanks; an era ends Thursday; saying goodbye to a political legend
The AHS Drama Cliub's presentation tells the story of the women in the early 20th Century who worked in factories painting supplies for the war effort with little awareness of the dangers of the radium involved.
Abington News is once again sponsoring its annual community bowling tournament as part of the upcoming Abington Celebrates Christmas Weekend. The Holiday Ball Bowling Tournament will be held Sunday, Dec. 10 at Webster Timber Lanes. Bowlers of all ages and…
Read More Annual Abington News bowling tourney to benefit Jacobs Scholarship
Abington hoped to send legendary football coach Jim Kelliher off into retirement with another state title. But #15 Stoneham ended that dream Thursday night by intercepting a last chance pass in the end zone and securing a 22-14 upset win…
Abington voters Saturday approved a $38.5 million tax hike by a 60-40 vote.
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