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Town of Berwick, Maine

Town of Berwick, Maine

por Berwick, Maine

Temporada 2026

Talk of the Town with Morgan Harper • Nancy McEachern • Aging Well and Finding Connection

In Episode 25 of Talk of the Town, Morgan Harper sits down with Nancy McEachern, a volunteer with Berwick for a Lifetime, to talk about aging well, finding connection and helping residents stay active, informed and involved. Nancy shares how she found community in Berwick after moving to town in 2020, first through the Berwick Public Library, then chair yoga, the walking group and eventually Berwick for a Lifetime. The conversation explores the group’s work, including the walking group, Lunch and Learn programs, the Aging Well Resource Center, digital literacy support, food delivery efforts, sand buckets and the larger goal of helping older residents remain connected and independent. Throughout the conversation, Nancy returns to the importance of stories, neighborliness and making sure people know there are places to go, people to meet and ways to help. Listen to the full conversation to learn more about Berwick for a Lifetime and the many ways residents can get involved.

Talk of the Town with Morgan Harper • Niles Schore • Civic Participation & Why Berwick Works

In Episode 24 of Talk of the Town, Morgan Harper sits down with Berwick Planning Board member Niles Schore for a wide-ranging conversation about civic participation, lifelong learning, public service, and the people who help make Berwick work. Niles reflects on moving to Berwick more than 16 years ago, becoming involved with the Planning Board and Envision Berwick, and watching the town grow through the work of residents who see a need and step up to help. A lawyer for more than 50 years, Niles also shares stories from his career in legal services and Pennsylvania state government, along with his current work teaching courses on law, history, government and the U.S. Constitution through Maine’s Senior College Network. Throughout the conversation, Niles returns to one central idea: a strong town depends on people being informed, respecting different points of view and getting involved in whatever way they can. “Berwick is one of the most inviting towns to have people participate,” he says. Listen to the full conversation to hear Niles’s reflections on Berwick’s past, its future, and why he believes this town will continue to figure things out together.

Select Board Meeting - July 7, 2026

The Town of Berwick Select Board meets on the first and third Tuesdays of every month at 6:30 PM at the Berwick town hall.

Board of Appeals Meeting - July 1, 2026

Board of Appeals meeting. July 1, 2026.

Planning Board Meeting - June 25, 2026

The Town of Berwick Planning Board meets on the first and third Thursdays of every month at 6:30 PM at the Berwick town hall.

Select Board Meeting - June 12, 2026

The Town of Berwick Select Board meets on the first and third Tuesdays of every month at 6:30 PM at the Berwick town hall.

Planning Board Meeting - June 4, 2026

The Town of Berwick Planning Board meets on the first and third Thursdays of every month at 6:30 PM at the Berwick town hall.

Board of Appeals Meeting - June 3, 2026

June 3, 2026. Board of Appeals meeting.

Select Board Meeting - June 2, 2026

The Town of Berwick Select Board meets on the first and third Tuesdays of every month at 6:30 PM at the Berwick town hall.

Talk of the Town with Morgan Harper • Amanda Brandt • Movement and Meeting You Where You Are

In this episode of Talk of the Town, Morgan Harper sits down with Berwick resident and yoga teacher Amanda Brandt to talk about yoga, community, movement, and the importance of meeting yourself where you are. Amanda teaches at Rooted Inflow and also leads chair yoga at the Berwick Public Library. She shares how yoga first became part of her life as a teenager, why the practice is about much more than physical postures, and how breath, movement, and mindfulness can help people find calm in the middle of busy modern life. The conversation also explores Amanda’s work with Girls on the Run in Berwick, a program that helps young girls build confidence, movement, emotional awareness, and community without focusing on competition. From yoga mats to Memorial Field, Amanda’s work is rooted in helping people of all ages reconnect with themselves and one another.

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