Vice President of the PCJ, Board member of the Bryantville Meeting House, and resident of Pembroke since 1999. She is interested in quilting, accessibility, the annual struggle with her garden and all things Pembroke.
The August 26 Select Board meeting agenda included a presentation on the Flock camera system, which had to be postponed until September 23. The rest of the agenda was followed
Everyone born before 1995 remembers where they were on September 11, 2001. Whether at work, school, in your car, or just near a radio or television, the day left an
The Marshfield Fair is open for another year of fun, food, animals, gardening and crafts. This year, they are adding honors for veterans through the Quilts of Valor program.
The
The Friends Meeting House held their annual open house this past weekend, inviting the public to come in to see the oldest meeting house in Massachusetts and the 3rd oldest in the United States.
This Tuesday September 1 is primary day in Massachusetts. While many races are uncontested, there are a few stand out races that voters will decide ahead of the midterm elections
This past week saw the PHS marching band unit getting ready for the opening of the field marching year.
Band Camp, which from Monday, August 10 through Friday, August 14
The Board of Health (BOH), and the Health Agent, are responsible for a wide array of health and safety issues that affect the residents of the Town of Pembroke, and
The Select Board had a full agenda on July 29, 2026, including the promotion of two police officers and a discussion regarding the code of conduct for the Board.
Police
The Visual and Performing Arts department of the Pembroke School System has the potential to impact every student in the school system. Gwynne Chapman, Director of Fine and Performing Arts
