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Article content Members of Pembroke city council received $235,376.89 in remuneration payments in 2020. On April 6, as obligated under the Municipal Act, the city released its remuneration list for 2020, which itemizes what council members and those who serve on boards took home last year, both as base honoraria and for expenses reimbursed to them which they incurred while on council business. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Pembroke council remuneration nearly $236K; Annual list of what council members took home released Back to video Councillo...

Article content Rumblings of a remuneration review for Pembroke city council have been put to rest after a vote on a motion to initiate just such a review failed to pass at the March 2 meeting. The vote was three for and three against and a tied vote fails to pass. Councillors Ed Jacyno, Christine Reavie and Finance Committee Chairman Coun. Andrew Plummer were in favour of initiating a review while Mayor Mike LeMay, Deputy Mayor Ron Gervais and Coun. Pat Lafreniere voted against. Coun. Brian Abdallah was absent, but later told the Observer he also was not in favour of a study at this time.

Reserves at Southend Monday, 5th Feb 2007 12:07 Released academy defender Luke Webster will be in action against his old team-mates today when Town's second string travel to Southend (Roots Hall, KO 2pm). Last month TWTD reported that Webster would not be offered a professional contract by the Blues. The 18-year-old is now with the Shrimpers trying to win himself a deal with Steve Tilson's club. Former Canary Spencer Prior is also in the Southend squad. Town have named Shane Supple, George O'Callaghan, Darren Currie, Sito and Matt Richards in their side for a game which was originally sch...

A quick review of the Pembroke Business Improvement Area and library budgets was all that was needed on day two of Pembroke’s 2021 budget discussions before…

Article content City staff has been given the go ahead to proceed with the next step in developing a new aquatic facility for Pembroke to replace the aging Kinsmen Pool. On Jan. 19 Pembroke’s combined committee of council cleared the Operations Department to use the design-build method for development and construction of the facility and to proceed by hiring a firm to provide project management services. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Design-build method to be used in development of Pembroke's new aquatic facility Back to video While impossib...