Abington's week ahead features dropping case numbers, a public meeting on CPA projects, kindergarten registration, and meetinsg with the community preservation, golf course, zoning, and finance boards
Abington will finish 2021 with its highest level of known COVID cases since the start of the pandemic
Abington High football coach Jim Kelliher coaches his 500th game, results from the Planning Board meeting, and more
It's a busy week ahead in Abington
Abington students will not be required to wear masks when they return to school in September.
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
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 officials welcomed Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito to town Friday hoping to show her that communities can efficiently manage vaccine clinics.
Abington's Week Ahead include new gathering limits, and meetings of the selectmen, housing trust, and school boards.
Teachers can start getting signing up for vaccines March 11; changes in school committee candidates, town hall open again to the public, and more!
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