Abington's candidates for selectmen give their thoughts on senior housing in town.
Category: Town Hall
IT’S FRIDAY: What you should know going into the weekend
This weekend in Abington features a Senior Cruise, a rabies clinic, open hours at the compost site, and restaurants awaiting news about outdoor seating.
Selectmen to discuss expanded outdoor seating for restaurants
Selectmen are meeting Thursday night to discuss a possible streamlined permitting process for restaurants looking to open temporary outdoor seating areas.
Abington’s Community Preservation Funds at work
Work is finishing up on the entrance to the Millennium Memorial Complex, another project in Abington funded by Community Preservation Act dollars.
Better than money
Some jingling change in the bottom of a dryer helped Abington Selectman Jim Connolly find a Rockland woman's missing wedding ring.
Planning Board meets Monday
The Planning Board will meet Monday at 6 p.m., however, public hearings for a number of projects under consideration will happen later in June.
New ‘Community Connections’ interviews available to stream
Abington Community Access & Media has made a number of new episodes of "Community Chat" available. The show, which features local newsmakers, is hosted by ACAM Executive Director Kevin Tocci.
Voting hours set for Annual Town Elections
Abington voters will be able to cast ballots between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., when the Annual Town Election rolls around on June 23, selectmen voted Tuesday night.
YOUR CHOICE: Abington Selectmen candidates
We're four weeks away from Abington's Annual Town Elections. There are five candidates for two open seats on the Board of Selectmen. Each week, Abington News will pose a question to the candidates and post their responses. Week One features…
Gliniewicz Way eyed for new fire HQ
The Fire Station Study Committee is recommending the town build a new $30-34 million fire department headquarters off Gliniewicz Way.
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