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Lithuanian radio station, Radio FM99, a partner of the EFJ-led Local Media 4 Democracy (LM4D) project, published a story about a development plan that would destroy the historical heritage of Alytus. The story gained traction and the Prosecutors’ Office opened an investigation into the plan. All of this was funded by the LM4D and the radio benefited from the mentorship by the project. We talk to Vilija Ramanauskiene, journalist at Radio FM99, to find out more.
Radio FM99 is a legacy radio outlet in South Lithuania and one of the first commercial radio stations in independent Lithuania. This year, it is celebrating its 30th anniversary by gifting its staff support from the Local Media 4 Democracy (LM4D) project – and a good story to go with it.
“The project was well-timed and a good direction for us,” said Vilija Ramanauskiene, Journalist and Podcast Editor at Radio FM99. Ramanauskiene was talking from a busy Brussels airport, after attending the European Week of Regions and Cities and returning to her home in Alytus, Lithuania.
Moments after signing the contract for the LM4D project, a local story about a fast-tracked, unpopular development plan in Alytus fell onto their laps.
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