The town-owned house at 369 Washington St. was to be relocated for the public safety building project until move preparations exposed deterioration that town officials said made it unsafe to move.
A fun night of Pembroke-themed trivia hosted by the Pembroke Citizen Journal, with complimentary snacks from local restaurants and a cash bar. Tables seat eight, so bring a team or join one when you arrive — space is limited and registration holds your spot.
Pembroke's Special Town Meeting convenes at 7 p.m. Oct. 20 at the high school with seven warrant articles after a 6 p.m. Select Board meeting.
A new weekly series shows a photograph, or part of one, and asks residents to guess the Pembroke location, with the answer revealed the following week.
The Chamber of Commerce revived the event after 11 years to benefit the Community Center and New England Village in Pembroke, with five food vendors and three sponsors.
Engineers and the building inspector found the house too fragile to move, Town Manager Bill Chenard said, and the town will seek a demolition permit that goes before the Historic District Commission.
