The publication incorporated new filters in two key areas: countywide unemployment and housing distress as a result of COVID-19 economic disruptions and demographics, to ensure locations selected for this year's list were racially diverse and well-integrated. 'Kids in the area love Alverthorpe Park - which features a wading pool, a playground and more.' Money added several additional factors this year to account for the coronavirus pandemic and recent unrest stemming from racial inequality. 'For those looking for cultural experiences, the city's sculpture garden at Abington Art Center is a must-see, and you can visit the Briar Bush Nature Center's museum and bird observatory for just $3,' the publication notes. Money pointed to Abington School District schools winning the Blue Ribbon award, as well as the proximity of major employers nearby. Reporters then researched each location to ensure the statistics were an accurate representation of each community.

The publication then analyzed 115 separate data points on each community's economy, housing market, education system, employment, weather and more. To determine this year's Best Places To Live, Money analyzed a list of 1,890 communities with a population of at least 25,000.

Out of communities on this year's list, Abington placed 19th overall. That's according to Money Magazine, which cites 'great jobs, safe streets, and affordable homes' in its new ranking issued for 2020 this week. Abington has achieved national recognition on the list, which cites 'great jobs, safe streets, and affordable homes.' ABINGTON, PA - Great news for Abington area residents: the township has achieved national recognition as one of the best places to live in the country.

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