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.
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.
Voters at the Oct. 20 Special Town Meeting amended the proposed battery storage bylaw from a 150-foot to a 300-foot setback, then passed it by a two-thirds majority and sent it to the state for review.
PCJ staff photographer Brittany Murphy is one of 12 artists whose work on the theme "Hallowed, Haunted, Historic" is on view at the Local Seen Studio gallery in Plymouth through Feb. 11.
The developer's Sept. 11 MassHousing application would put two driveways on a 6.7-acre Pembroke lot, and a concept plan marks a possible wastewater treatment plant there, though the application says no structures are anticipated.
