Meet Evie "Mama", this week's PCJ Pet of the Week.
Evie was adopted from 'Buddy & Friends Animal Rescue' in March. She was rescued with her five puppies. She spent 18 months within the rescue until finding her forever home with her now mom, who happens to be the Shelter Director for BFAR. She is 3 years old, goofy, loves people, but LOVES other dogs and cats more than anything. Her favorite hobbies are playing with her friends and chewing a bone of any kind. She is living proof that even a little pittie who needed extra time, patience and love to figure herself out can turn into the best pup ever! Submitted by Cat Morris
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I've been a Pembroke resident since 2022. Growing up I spent many a weekend at my grandfathers on Little Sandy. I enjoy boating, fishing, swimming or tubing in the summer and ice fishing in the winter.
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The Zoning Board of Appeals voted unanimously Oct. 19 to allow the park's amphitheater to sit 12.5 feet from the road instead of the required 15 feet, after the working group said the site couldn't be moved.
Pembroke, Duxbury and Marshfield senior centers list November programs, including a Nov. 18 Thanksgiving luncheon for Pembroke residents and a Nov. 17 Medicaid planning session in Duxbury.
About 75 guests attended the Pembroke Citizen Journal's free Trivia Night Launch party on Oct. 23 at the Pembroke Community Center, where teams answered 16 questions about the town and local restaurants donated food.
The Zoning Board of Appeals voted unanimously Oct. 19 to allow the park's amphitheater to sit 12.5 feet from the road instead of the required 15 feet, after the working group said the site couldn't be moved.
Buddy & Friends Animal Rescue
