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Old 10-22-2007, 03:21 PM
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Default Maybe moving to Abington, MA- need info
Im might be moving to Abington MA from CT. Can anyone give me some information on the town of Abington, MA. (good town?, tough area?, schools, safe place to be at night?)
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Old 10-23-2007, 11:16 AM
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I live on the south shore near Abington and I would call it a typical NE town - people from Abington tend to stay in Abington, work in or near Abington and keep it local. I would say that it is a fine town and has OK schools and low crime - somewhat working class but becoming more white collar - I think that they people there are happy.
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is there any sections in abington i should stay away from?
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I'd stay away from neighborhoods close to Brockton or Randolph, especially Brockton. What made you choose Abington?
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family, and whats wrong with the neighborhoods near brockton
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