Many residents who have attended Town Meeting are familiar with the table at the front of the auditorium where members of the Advisory Committee sit during the meeting. But how
Three years ago, Pembroke voters approved funding for a major investment in Pembroke’s public safety infrastructure, which is being used to co-locate state-of-the-art police and
This Fourth of July is predicated to be a hot one with temperatures possibly reaching into triple digits and the heat index making it feel even hotter.
It's
This July 4th represents the 250th anniversary of the creation of the United States of America. Throughout the country, Americans will celebrate, parade, Bar-B-Q, and, hopefully, reflect on
Every sitting committee and board in the Town of Pembroke is required by the Open Meeting Law (https://www.mass.gov/the-open-meeting-law) to post agendas for meetings
On a beautiful Saturday morning the Pembroke Farmers Market kicked off its second week of local fare to the sound of an acoustic guitar played by local musician Ric Allendorf.
Deputy Chief Wendy LaPierre was sworn in as Pembroke Chief of Police on Wednesday evening, July 1, 2026. She will replace retiring Chief Richard MacDonald and will be Pembroke'
During the week of Friday June 19 through Thursday June 25, 2026, the Pembroke Police logged approximately 183 calls of service.
Arrests
Chad Morris, 50 years old, from Pembroke for
Recreation Department offers an 8 week Summer Scene camp for students ages 5-13. Camp is Monday - Friday from 8:30-3:30 with extended morning and evening sessions if
Welcome to our first PCJ question of the week. Each week we will be asking people a question and posting their answers here. Keep a look out for our reporters
