More zoning complaints; COVID restrictions lifting; busy selectmen's meeting Monday, Garden Club sale, compost site open; planning, health, COA, parks boards to meet
Ryan Frazier developed his love of baseball while playing in Abington Little League more than 30 years ago. On Saturday, his family was in attendance to throw out the season's First Pitch.
We'll keep this short and sweet considering how many of you are likely reading this with Mickey ears on while eating a giant turkey leg... TOWN ELECTIONS The Annual Town Elections are THIS Saturday, April 24. Polls will be open…
Abington's candidates for Board of Selectmen discuss what their goals are for their term.
Spring is springing. The daffodils are out. Trees are starting to bud. Allergies are in full swing. Perhaps no Abington entity glams up more during spring than Griffins Dairy. The 64-acre former dairy farm is in the process of coming…
Those running for Abington's Board of Health explain how their backgrounds have prepared them as candidates.
Somehow, someway, its Opening Day for the Red Sox this Thursday. And for the first time since October 2019, there will be fans in the stands. About 4,000 of Fenway's Faithful are expected to semi-fill the stands, as the Baker…
Read More WEEK AHEAD: Opening Day, numbers rise, school budget, finance and conservation boards meet
Candidates for the Abington Board of Selectmen answer Abington News' Question of the Week
More than a dozen businesses are temporarily shut down after Abington officials found a “lengthy list” list of worrisome safety violations at a North Quincy Street property.
He scrimped and saved and clipped his vaccination coupons and somehow Public Health Director Marty Golightly and his team came up with enough vaccination doses to give first shots to any Abington educator who wanted one last week. About 175…
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