Pembroke High School celebrated the graduation of the Class of 2026 on Saturday, May 30. While rain moved the ceremony indoors, a packed crowd turned out to honor the graduates and send them off to whatever comes next.
Electronic waste, or “e-waste,” is not permitted in curbside trash or recycling.
E-waste includes items such as old cell phones, computers, stereo equipment, remote controls, and any device that has a battery or cord.
The town of Pembroke hosts one hazardous waste day each spring. Pembroke is a member of the South Shore Recycling Cooperative which allows residents to attend hazardous waste collection events
Whether you are interested in chair yoga or Zumba, an art class or gardening, walking on the track, playing poker or pickle ball - the Pembroke Community Center is a shared
Centuries before the Town of Pembroke was incorporated, Namassakeesett – the Native American name for the region, meaning “place of much fish” – was known for its herring.
As far back as