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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of September 14 through September 20, 2026

Four Pembroke, Massachusetts obituary notices were published this week (September 14-20, 2026): Browne Jr., Albert E., 85; Comer, William Michael, 91; MacNevin, Joanne, 82; and Zona, Richard T. "Ricky," 62. All four were identified in their notices as Pembroke residents, with Browne for…

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Morning Brief

Maine Author Visits Pembroke Library, Quilt Raffle Launches

Pembroke's library scene drove the week's news as author events and a new fundraiser took center stage. Maine writer Pauline Cates read from her memoir "Because She Asked...Memories of a Downeast Childhood" at Pembroke Library on September 17, while the library unveiled a new raffle qui…

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of September 7, 2026 through September 13, 2026

This week's Pembroke obituary column carries two notices, both handled by Shepherd Funeral & Cremation Service of Kingston. Ray, Susan Elizabeth, 72, lived decades past what her obituary says doctors expected after she was born with a significant heart defect. Traynor, James R. ("Jim"),…

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Government · Select Board

Select Board Approves $5.2 Million Bond Note Sale

Pembroke Select Board approves $5.2 million bond note sale, stalls on conduct-code censure clause. Town Clerk Tracy Marino announced the town sold $5,185,304 in bond anticipation notes to TD Financial Products LLC at a net interest cost of 2.8939 percent.

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Sports

Pembroke sports roundup, Aug. 31 to Sept. 6

Pembroke Youth Soccer organized a group outing to Gillette Stadium on Aug. 31 to cheer on Boston Legacy FC's inaugural season, offering members discounted tickets ($33 per person, or $29 in groups), an optional $10 club pinnie, and the chance at on-field experiences. The event was promo…

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