After months of debate, the Select Board voted 4-1 to approve new regulations for short-term rentals in Pembroke. Hosts must now register annually and limit rentals to 90 days per year.
The rules aim to protect long-term housing availability while still allowing residents to earn extra income.
With local elections approaching, Town Clerk Patricia O’Malley is reminding residents that the deadline to register to vote or update registration is May 26 for the June 16 preliminary
The Select Board voted to install four new Level 2 electric vehicle charging stations at the Town Hall parking lot and two at the Public Safety Complex.
The project is
Article 12 on the Annual Town Meeting warrant proposes the construction of a new 12,000-square-foot Senior Center at a cost of $4.8 million. The current center, built in
Town Clerk Patricia O’Malley announced early voting hours for the June 16 preliminary election. In-person early voting will be available at Town Hall from June 6–14, 8:30
The Pembroke Garden Club’s annual plant sale on May 17 raised $3,800, which will fund two $1,900 scholarships for graduating seniors pursuing environmental or agricultural studies.
Thank
With dry conditions continuing, the Pembroke Fire Department has issued a reminder that open burning is prohibited until further notice. Residents are urged to exercise extreme caution with any outdoor
Road Work: Washington Street (Route 53) will have single-lane closures between Oak Street and Pleasant Street May 14–16 for utility work. Expect delays during peak hours.
School Events: Pembroke
