This week in Abington, town hall rolls back its openings, the health and planning boards meet, the schools remain open, and Christmas festivities around town.
It's Thanksgiving Week in a year there hasn't been much to be thankful for.
Abington’s classrooms are opening back up Thursday for the first time in more than two weeks after they were closed in an effort to stop COVID-19 from spreading in the town’s schools.
The schedule this week includes Election Day, a Board of Health meeting, a possible Planning Board vote on a pot shop, and a bowling tournament.
Another case spike; more than 130 students and staff in "close contact" quarantine [This is breaking news and this article will be updated throughout the night.] Abington students will learn from home fulltime for the next two weeks, Schools Superintendent…
The week of Halloween has people watching rising COVID-19 numbers, Abington's early voting numbers, and trick or treating plans.
A rash of new positive COVID-19 tests has pushed Abington into the "red." But with no cases tied to the town's schools, Abington students will remain on their hybrid schedules.
What's happening this week in Abington
Abington Schools Superintendent Peter Schafer talks with Rick Collins of Abington News in the latest episode of Community Chat
Two more members of the Abington school community have tested positive for COVID-19
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