Abington police slammed the Board of Selectmen in a recent Facebook post saying the lack of action on a contract is helping push more officers put the door
Police slam lack of contract progress as more cops leave town
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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.
Possible cop departures again an issue for Abington
Abington's top police union official says multiple cops are ready to transfer out, but town officials say that's not likely.
WEEK AHEAD: Weekend articles, Summer Street 40B, town boards reorganize; selectmen, school, finance, summer concert, conservation boards meet
This week in Abington features Summer Street 40B, town boards reorganize; and the selectmen, school, finance, summer concert, conservation boards meet
Chapin, Hagerty, Schultz, Whalen winners on Election Day
Abington voters chose on Saturday to send Tim Chapin and Alex Hagerty to the Board of Selectmen, and Chris Schultz and Kevin Whalen to the Board of Health. Hagerty and Chapin received 676 and 625 votes, respectively, narrowly edging the…
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Today’s Election Day. Please go vote!
April 24 is Election Day in Abington. Go vote.
YOUR CHOICE ’21: Selectmen candidates on goals for term
Abington's candidates for Board of Selectmen discuss what their goals are for their term.
YOUR CHOICE: Selectmen candidates on taxes, services
Candidates for the Abington Board of Selectmen answer this week's question on property taxes and municipal services
YOUR CHOICE ’21: Selectmen candidates on how their background prepares them
Those running for the Abington Board of Selectmen explain what experiences from their lives make them good candidates.
Selectmen likely to launch investigation of N Quincy St site
Abington selectmen are expected to launch an investigation Monday into 267 North Quincy St, which has been the site of growing storage and commercial activity.
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