Talk:Abington, Massachusetts
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[edit] Vandalism
Whoever is vandalizing the page (aka, "Michael"), your IP address has been reported to Wikipedia for vandalism. You will be blocked if you don't stop. ToddC4176 20:35, 14 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] John L Sullivan
the notable residents section states JL Sullivan was born 1858 and died 2007 .....!
- Sorted - took me a minute to work out the problem though! →Ollie (talk • contribs) 04:14, 15 April 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Factual Errors in the Government Section
The town has a town manager, not an executive secretary; that change was made several years ago in the town charter. As for the town's ambulance service, there is only one ambulance, it is housed at the Rockland Street Station, and it often carries patients to Brockton Hospital as well as South Shore hospital, depending on the situation. The former town hall was located in the former North Congregational Church, at 33 Randolph Street. That building has been subsequently sold and renovated into apartments. The building shown in the picture is located at 416 Washington Street, and was never used as a town hall. That building was formerly used as a Masonic Lodge (and at times prior to the 1960s for sittings of the District Court), and is now an Assembly of God Brazilian church. There was failed attempt for a year or two in the early 1990s to use it as a community center. 151.203.29.117 20:45, 16 May 2007 (UTC)
