Abington's Week Ahead includes a discussion about water and taxes, a new play by the drama club, and more
Tag: water works

PFAS levels in water again rise above limits
PFAS levels in Abington's water system popped back up over reportable levels this summer, while the department works on a longterm fix.
WEEK AHEAD: Cheering this past weekend, Green Wave athletics teams; Title IX forum Wednesday; Fall AHS sports sign-ups ongoing; Grade 8 Field Trip info; meetign schedule
Abington's Week Ahead includes a Title IX forum, a state semifinals baseball game for the baseball team, and more
WEEK AHEAD: New terms begin; HS blackout fundraiser; Green Wave sports schedule; weekly meetings
The Week Ahead for Abington includes cheers and jeers, meeting schedule, and HS sports schedule.
WEEK AHEAD: Town Meeting issues; water study results; MCAS testing starts; selectmen discuss quorum; meeting schedule
Abington's week ahead features lots of discussions about Town Meeting, the water system study results are revealed, and more

State grant funding water supply expansion
A New state Grant will help the Abington/Rockland Joint Water Works bring a new well online at its Myers Avenue facility
WEEK AHEAD: ConCom allegations, school mask discussion, Water board meets, BoH postponed, vax clinic for teens, playground fundraiser, and more
It's a busy week ahead in Abington

Water levels recovering but still low
The rainiest July in recent memory has helped replenish reservoir levels but the water ban remains in effect - for now.
WEEK AHEAD: Summer is here; volunteers wanted; free water; Beaver Brook playground discussion; school committee meets in person
The week ahead in Abington includes a call for volunteers, an in-person school committee meeting, a discussion about the Beaver Brook playground, free water for some.

TOWN MEETING ’21: Voters asked to consider balanced budget, fire station design work, land use changes
Abington voters will be asked at Annual Town Meeting Monday night to consider a $59.7 million balanced budget, fire station design work, and a number of land use changes.
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