Abington's fire station and DPW building committee set aside $350,000 for furniture and systems commissioning as its construction contingency shrinks.
Abington Planning Board confronts a decade of commercial stagnation and signals zoning action on data centers.
Abington Board of Health names interim agent, defers kratom ban vote.
Abington School Committee approves wellness policy revisions, restructured job descriptions, and a London-Paris student trip while a key literacy curriculum adoption slips another year.
Abington Conservation Commission ratifies enforcement orders against two properties and approves Summer Street sidewalk improvements.
Abington Council on Aging marks its biggest Kentucky Derby Party yet at the Senior Center. Director Amy Barrett called it "the biggest one yet," with musician Jim Armstrong performing live and a catered lunch of sandwiches, pasta salad, potato salad and pastries.
Abington Select Board adopts cannabis licensing policy, hears $80,000 veterans van fundraising success.
Abington Zoning Board approves fire-damaged home addition and garage-to-ADU conversion. Vice Chairman Robert Manning chaired in place of Chairman Richard Peterson, out with a health issue, and recused himself from the first vote citing "past history" with the property.
Abington Board of Health defers kratom ban vote after its largest-ever public hearing.
Abington town meeting warned an override failure would trigger $358,380 in Town Hall cuts.