Candidates for Abington Select Board discuss the town's tax rate and how to grow the town's tax base.
YOUR CHOICE ’25: Candidates discuss tax rates and the tax base
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Big events planned for 250th anniversary of Battle of Lexington
The Lex250 Commission and the Town of Lexington are very pleased to announce an historic slate of events on April 19, commemorating the 250th Anniversary of the Battle of Lexington and the start of the American Revolution.
Public hearing on CPA projects Tuesday
Abington's Community Preservation Committee is looking to again direct most of the upcoming year's spending toward improving the town's parks and recreational facilities.
44th Music Parents Craft Fair on Sunday
The 44th annual Abington Music Parents Craft Fair is this Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Abington High School.
Memorial Field lighting upgrade done, turf improvements next
The Abington High Athletic Department will debut the field's upgraded lighting system tonight during the Green Wave's home game against Apponoquet. And starting Monday, the back half of the complex will be closed to public use until next spring while contractors rebuild and realign about 3 acres of space.
EEE found in Abington mosquito; spraying to start Monday
A mosquito infected with Eastern Equine Encephalitis has been found in Abington; as a result Plymouth County Mosquito Control will be spraying in the northern area of town starting on Monday, August 5.
Green Wave teams get spring tourney dates
Every spring sports team for Abington is making a state tourney appearance
DiMarzio resigns, adding to period of uncertainty
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…
YOUR CHOICE ’24: Bunker, Woods wins Select Board seats in a squeaker
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,…
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WEEK AHEAD: Water plant work getting started; AHS Drama Club show starts Thursday; St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Sunday; Harris decides against BoS run; meeting schedule
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…
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