General assignment reporters Christina Brown and Emily Bracher discuss the top headlines from the Thursday, March 5 edition of the paper. In the second segment, they discuss the life and legacy of Frances Perkins, of Newcastle, the former United States Secretary of labor under President Franklin Roosevelt.

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General assignment reporters Christina Brown, Claire Taylor and Emily Bracher discuss the top headlines from the Feb. 19 edition of The Lincoln County News. In our second segment, we discuss some new (ish) bylines in the paper as we welcome our new reporter Emily Bracher and welcome back Christina Brown (formerly Christina Wallace) after her wedding earlier this month.

Thank you for listening to "Beyond the Broadsheet: A Podcast by The Lincoln County News." Beyond the Broadsheet is produced by Lucas McNelly and Maia Zewert. Production support provided by Tyler Davis of Tyality Productions. Theme music by Stu Mahan and Sherwood Olin.

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General assignment reporters Christina Wallace, and Claire Taylor discuss the top headlines from the Thursday, Dec. 4 edition of The Lincoln County News. In the second segment, they discuss ways the staff at LCN stay active and social in the depths of Maine winter and offer tips listeners can try out, including some exciting upcoming events in the area.

Thank you for listening to "Beyond the Broadsheet: A Podcast by The Lincoln County News." Beyond the Broadsheet is produced by Lucas McNelly and Maia Zewert. Production support provided by Tyler Davis of Tyality Productions. Theme music by Stu Mahan and Sherwood Olin.

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General assignment reporters Christina Wallace and Claire Taylor go over the top headlines from the Thursday, January 8 edition of The Lincoln County News. In the second segment, Christina Wallace sits down with Trish Jonason, the assistant director of the new Shuck Town Pep Band in Newcastle. They discuss the goals of the group, how it started, and how people can join.

Thank you for listening to "Beyond the Broadsheet: A Podcast by The Lincoln County News." Beyond the Broadsheet is produced by Lucas McNelly and Maia Zewert. Production support provided by Tyler Davis of Tyality Productions. Theme music by Stu Mahan and Sherwood Olin.

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General assignment reporters Ali Juell and Claire Taylor talk through the top headlines from the Thursday, Dec. 11 paper. In the second segment, Ali reflects on her time at The Lincoln County News as she prepares to take on a new reporting adventure.

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Beyond the Broadsheet is produced by Lucas McNelly and Maia Zewert. Production support provided by Tyler Davis of Tyality Productions. Theme music by Stu Mahan and Sherwood Olin.

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General assignment reporters Christina Wallace, and Claire Taylor discuss the top headlines from the Thursday, Dec. 4 edition of The Lincoln County News. In the second segment, Lucas McNelly from Maine Basketball Rankings and sports reporter Mic LeBel discuss the greatest season of them all: the upcoming high school basketball season for Wiscasset, Boothbay, Lincoln Academy, and Medomak Valley.

Thank you for listening to "Beyond the Broadsheet: A Podcast by The Lincoln County News." Beyond the Broadsheet is produced by Lucas McNelly and Maia Zewert. Production support provided by Tyler Davis of Tyality Productions. Theme music by Stu Mahan and Sherwood Olin.

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General assignment reporters Christina Wallace, and Claire Taylor discuss the top headlines from the Thursday, Oct. 23 edition of The Lincoln County News. In the second segment, Lucas McNelly and sports reporter Mic LeBel give a recap of another successful season of fall sports for our Lincoln County teams.

Thank you for listening to "Beyond the Broadsheet: A Podcast by The Lincoln County News." Beyond the Broadsheet is produced by Lucas McNelly and Maia Zewert. Production support provided by Tyler Davis of Tyality Productions. Theme music by Stu Mahan and Sherwood Olin.

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General assignment reporters Ali Juell, Christina Wallace, and Claire Taylor discuss the top headlines from the week. In the second segment, Christina Wallace sits down with Christina Belknap, the executive director of the Lincoln Theater in Damariscotta to discuss their recent renovations and reopening gala.

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Thank you for listening to "Beyond the Broadsheet: A Podcast by The Lincoln County News." Beyond the Broadsheet is produced by Lucas McNelly and Maia Zewert. Production support provided by Tyler Davis of Tyality Productions. Theme music by Stu Mahan and Sherwood Olin.

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LCN general assignment reporters Claire Taylor and Christina Wallace cover the top stories from the October 29 edition of The Lincoln County News. In the second segment, they talk about some new and exciting updates in local businesses around the county.

Thank you for listening to "Beyond the Broadsheet: A Podcast by The Lincoln County News." Beyond the Broadsheet is produced by Lucas McNelly and Maia Zewert. Production support provided by Tyler Davis of Tyality Productions. Theme music by Stu Mahan and Sherwood Olin.

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General assignment reporters Ali Juell, Christina Wallace, and Claire Taylor discuss the top headlines from the Thursday, Oct. 23 edition of The Lincoln County News. In the second segment, Lucas McNelly sits down with Keri Lupien, the current concert organizer and former president of the Waldo Theatre to discuss their upcoming season.

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Thank you for listening to "Beyond the Broadsheet: A Podcast by The Lincoln County News." Beyond the Broadsheet is produced by Lucas McNelly and Maia Zewert. Production support provided by Tyler Davis of Tyality Productions. Theme music by Stu Mahan and Sherwood Olin.

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