Nicole Ogrysko is a Reporter at Vermont Public. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, social issues, and crime, with a particular focus on workforce dynamics and travel. Nicole's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NPR, WBUR, and Maine Public, among others.
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Nicole's coverage is predominantly focused on local government and politics, with a particular emphasis on Maine-specific issues. Given her extensive coverage of government announcements, legal policy regulation, and citations of data, she is likely to be receptive to pitches offering expert commentary or insights into local political developments in Maine.
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By: Nicole Ogrysko
In his annual "state of the city" address, Portland Mayor Mark Dion said homelessness and public safety concerns are the top issues facing the city.
Maine set another record for recreational cannabis sales last year. Sales totaled nearly $244 million in 2024, a 12 percent increase over the previous year.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
Residents of the Cedar Falls Mobile Home Park voted over the weekend to purchase their community for $8 million, using grants from Maine Housing and the city of Bangor, as well as loans from the Genesis Community Fund and a group of non-profits and banks led by Bangor Savings Bank.
State police are investigating the death of a three-year boy in Corinna over the weekend.
The Portland planning board has approved nearly 100 new apartments, including units intended to serve chronically unhoused people, in the city's Bayside neighborhood.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
The announcement marks a defeat for conservationists, marine scientists and the effort to protect the critically endangered species from extinction.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
Marine scientists had an unexpected sighting earlier this week — a large number North Atlantic right whales near Jeffreys Ledge off the southern Maine and New Hampshire coasts.
Augusta city councilors approved a series of tax incentives and zoning changes late last week that will allow the project to move forward.
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.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
Samples of fish taken near the former naval airbase in Brunswick have been found to be contaminated by PFAS chemicals from this past summer's spill of toxic firefighting foam.
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