Island Grove will be closed dusk to dawn moving forward
Selectmen close Island Grove Park from dusk to dawn
Tag: John Nuttall
Still few answers in Rt. 18 pedestrian death
Not many details have been released about the fatal pedestrian accident on Route 18 last week
Hopes extinguished for Gliniewicz Way fire station site; board eyes possible public works complex
Town officials developing plans for a new fire station headquarters are shifting their attention away from a proposed site off Gliniewicz Way and instead focusing on the public works yard located next to the police station on Central Street.
WEEK AHEAD: Storm cleanup continues; town elections update; school news; Green Wave milestones; Griffins Dairy, selectmen policy, finance, assessors, zoning boards to meet
Abington's Week Ahead features continued storm cleanup, Town Elections news, school updates, and more
Strong winds expected Sunday as Henri moves west
Abington is expected to miss the brunt of Hurricane Henri, but still could be impacted by strong winds that lead to downed trees and power outages.
MIDWEEK UPDATE: New firefighters; 12-15 yo vax clinic; school budget finalized; health board vacancy
Abington welcomes two new firefighters, the school committee finalizes its budget, a truck ban on Summit Road, and Town Meeting approaches
Green Day: Abington’s first retail marijuana shop opens Monday
Bud's Goods & Provisions, Abington's first recreational marijuana shop, opens for business Monday morning
$1.6M in federal aid coming to Abington
Abington stands to receive about $1.6 million in federal funding over the next two years, which could allow the town to escape the pandemic, and its economic impacts, without major layoffs or program and service cuts.
‘Lot of issues’ at North Quincy Street property
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.
‘A waste of time, energy, and resources’
Local leaders from across the region, including Abington, launched a broadside against the Baker Administration Thursday saying the state’s decision to eliminate town-organized vaccination clinics threatens the safety of vulnerable populations.
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