Irwin Gratz is a Morning Edition Host and Producer at Maine Public Broadcasting. He covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, climate change, and culture, with a particular focus on issues relevant to Maine, such as unemployment and academia. Irwin has been featured in Waste Advantage Magazine, BDN, Maine Public, and The Cape And Islands NPR Station.
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Irwin Gratz predominantly focuses on local news in Maine, with a strong emphasis on government and politics, as well as finance and economy. His articles often cite data, cover government announcements, press releases, legal policy regulation and frequently address topics such as legislation, transportation, economy and tourism within the state.
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The U.S. drought monitor found virtually no change in drought conditions from last week to the week before.
The federal, Bureau of Labor Statistics, part of the Department of Labor, has released the latest unemployment statistics for Maine's three recognized urban areas.
By: Irwin Gratz
Maine humorist and former public radio jazz host Robert Skoglund, known widely as "the humble Farmer," has died.
By: Irwin Gratz
The Town of Bucksport is highlighted in the most recent "Measures of Growth" economic report for rebounding from the closure of its major employer a decade ago.
By: Irwin Gratz, Nicole Ogrysko
Trees are down across the state and tens of thousand of Mainers are without power after Wednesday's storm brought heavy rain and wind gusts of up to 60 miles per hour.
By: Nicole Ogrysko, Irwin Gratz
In 1978, the late President Jimmy Carter visited Bangor during his "town hall" meetings he held around the country.
As outgoing Publisher and Chief Executive Lisa DeSisto wrote in a recent letter to readers, the road ahead must also include a path to sustainability.
Bonauto was honored for her work as an attorney representing the LGBTQ community.
By: Irwin Gratz
Fecteau acknowledges that a more narrow majority for Democrats in the House could affect the goals his party hopes to achieve, but he told Maine Public's Irwin Gratz he believes bipartisan agreement can be reached on issues such as housing and child care.
By: Irwin Gratz, Nicole Ogrysko
Sen. Angus King told Trump's nominee that the newly implemented hiring freeze of the federal workforce should not apply to direct-care workers. Doug Collins said he'll make sure that veterans have access to the care they need but did not commit to pursuing exceptions to the hiring freeze.
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