Abington's library and town hall will be closed Tuesday as portions of the parking lots and driveways that serve both buildings are repaved. For the past couple weeks, a crew from Glenn R. LaPointe, Inc., has been removing the asphalt…
With COVID-19 numbers threatening to tick back upwards, Abington health officials are urging families to avoud large graduation parties this weekend.
The Abington school committee and planning boards both have big votes scheduled or this week, and the Class of 2020 will finally receive their diplomas.
With temperatures soaring into the high 90s today, the Town of Abington has is opening the Senior Center as a "Cooling Center." In a release, Acting Town Manager Scott Lambiase, Council on Aging Director Suzanne Djusberg, and the Abington Police…
An outdoor water ban remains in effect for Abington (and Rockland) as demand remains high and work nears completion on the Myers Avenue water treatment plant. Home and business owners have been prohibited from watering their lawns and gardens since…
With temperatures expected to hit the mid-90s Sunday and Monday, the Abington Parks and Recreation Department has extended hours at the Island Grove pool. The pool, which is available for members only, will be open until 7 p.m. on both…
Abington Police Deputy Chief Chris Cutter is disputing many findings and recommendations contained in a recent independent report on the department's operations and policies, questioning it's methodology, accuracy, quality, and even handedness specifically to department leadership.
A highly anticipated analysis of the Abington Police Department’s policies and operations determined that it overall performs well compared to other similar departments, but it also confirmed the existence of deep divisions within the department.
The Island Grove pool will open for swimming Wednesday, and signups are underway for a host of town sponsored sports camps.
In just under 80 minutes Monday night, Abington voters approved more than $63 million in proposed municipal spending for the fiscal year starting July 1.
The spending includes the town's $55 million operating budget, more than $8 million in capital projects, and a half million dollars in Community Preservation Act appropriations.
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