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.
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.
The Baker Administration and state DPH owes town's like Abington an apology and explnation.
Teachers should be considered front line workers and made eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine immediately, Abington Schools Superintendent Peter Schafer and Abington Education Association President Steve Shannon argue in a letter sent to Gov. Charlie Baker yesterday.
Abington's week ahead includes more snow, no vaccines, and more retail marijuana talk.
The first 150 Abington seniors received COVID-19 vaccinations Wednesday; town health officials wish they could move faster.
ABINGTON'S WEEK AHEAD: Vaccine clinics; budget talks; storm prep; planning, health, assessors, capital planning boards meet
Abington held its first COVID-19 vaccination clinic Wednesday. It's ready to hold more; they just need the doses.
This week the Abington Board of Health hopes to hold its first COVID-19 vaccine clinic; selectmen, school and finance committees meet.
The Week Ahead in Abington,, including board agendas and high school sports schedules.
