Abington, like every other nearby town, is struggling to close an approximate $1.2 million budget gap for the fiscal year starting July 1.
Abington — like others — wrestling with budget gap
Category: Town Hall
Thoughts wanted on North Abington Center improvement effort
The town is holding a public meeting Tuesday night to discuss North Abington Center beautification efforts
Future of town-owned home up for discussion Monday
The Select Board is expected to discuss Monday night whether to sell a single-family home located on Strawberry Valley Golf Course.
Public meeting on Chestnut Street/139 redesign this Wednesday
Residents have a chance to weigh in on a proposed redesign of the Route 139/ Chesnut Street intersection this Wednesday during a virtual meeting held by MassDOT.
Search on for new Building Commissioner after Harris leaves
Abington is again looking for a new Building Commissioner after Jason Harris resigned this week to focus on a new consulting firm.
Street hockey project moving forward, while town takes another look at Gliniewicz Way park
Plans to build street hockey courts at Arnold Park are continuing to move forward following a Select Board discussion last night.
New street hockey rink on board agenda for Monday
A plan to build a new street hockey rink at Arnold Park could cross its first procedural hurdle Monday night.
Top court backs MBTA zoning law, tosses guidelines
The state's highest court today upheld the controversial law requiring MBTA communities to allow multifamily housing, but threw out the accompanying guidelines saying the state adopted them illegally.
Search still on in Abington homicide investigation
Law enforcement say they are still trying to figure out how a Plymouth Street man wound up dead in his backyard with multiple blunt force injuries and who may have been involved.
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