It's a busy week ahead in Abington
WEEK AHEAD: ConCom allegations, school mask discussion, Water board meets, BoH postponed, vax clinic for teens, playground fundraiser, and more
Tag: Marty Golightly
Masks “strongly recommended” but not required in Abington schools
Abington students will not be required to wear masks when they return to school in September.
WEEK AHEAD: Zoning feuds, Abington vax rate below average, Zip-Trip-ing to town; Boosters fundraiser; Conservation, zoning, assessors, health boards meet
Abington's Week Ahead includes zoning feuds, lower than average vax numbers, a Zip-Trip visit, a Boosters fundraiser; and the Conservation, zoning, assessors, health boards meet
Awards Night: Selectmen’s meeting features multiple award winners; date set for surplus land auction; and an update from the DPW
Monday's selectmen's meeting felt like an awards show with a number of people receiving commendations for their work on behalf of the community.
Abington hopes Lt. Gov. visit results in more local clinics
Abington officials welcomed Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito to town Friday hoping to show her that communities can efficiently manage vaccine clinics.
WEEK AHEAD: Opening up more; selectmen, housing trust, school boards meet; soccer, football, lifeguard signups open
Abington's Week Ahead include new gathering limits, and meetings of the selectmen, housing trust, and school boards.
Mid-week update: Vaccines for teachers, town hall reopens, capital planning meeting, school committee candidates, Rotary Club raffle
Teachers can start getting signing up for vaccines March 11; changes in school committee candidates, town hall open again to the public, and more!
WEEK AHEAD: Vaccinations unhappiness; town elections; boosters fundraiser; veteran’s birthday; selectmen, finance, school boards meet
Abington's week ahead features continued unhappiness over vaccinations, discussions about town elections, a boosters fundraiser, and meetings with the selectmen, finance, and school boards.
‘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.
EDITORIAL: Baker, DPH owes towns an apology, explanation
The Baker Administration and state DPH owes town's like Abington an apology and explnation.
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