The Abington Planning Board Monday night approved a new 7-unit condo complex off Spruce Street.
Spruce Street condo project wins key approval
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WEEK AHEAD: Town Meeting, Town Elections, donation boxes, restrictions lifted; planning, health, library, assessors, conservation boards meet
WEEK AHEAD: Town Meeting, Town Elections, donation boxes, restrictions lifted; planning, health, library, assessors, conservation boards meet
WEEK AHEAD: Vaccine clinics; budget talks; storm prep; planning, health, assessors, capital planning boards meet
ABINGTON'S WEEK AHEAD: Vaccine clinics; budget talks; storm prep; planning, health, assessors, capital planning boards meet
Rt. 18 self-storage project dropped
Plans for a three-story self-storage facility on the corner of Rt. 18 and Shaw Street in Abington have been scrapped, and the commercial parcels sold off.
WEEK AHEAD: Back-to-school; Planning, Health, School boards meet; Top 10 stories
This week in Abington includes students returning back to school; health, planning, and school board meetings, and more.
WEEK AHEAD: Town Hall rolls back opening; health, planning boards meeting; Xmas festivities
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.
A green wave in Abington?
Abington will soon be able to permit up to five retail marijuana operations under an updated zoning bylaw overwhelmingly approved by Town Meeting Tuesday night.
Summer Street project developers withdraw
The proponents behind a 156-unit housing development off Summer Street suddenly withdrew the project Monday night following more than two hours of comments, questions, and criticisms from the public.
WEEK AHEAD: Summer St. hearing, Special Town Meeting, COVID-19 watch
An abbreviated Week Ahead looks at tonight's Summer Street Planning Board meeting, Tuesday's Special Town Meeting, and more.
Summer Street development hearing resumes Monday
Neighbors and proponents will get another chance Monday night to weigh in on a 156-unit apartment complex proposed for land next to the MBTA commuter rail station.