Nicole Ogrysko is a reporter based in Maine, focusing on local news and issues in Portland. She has written for various publications including Maine Public, BDN, and The Cape And Islands NPR Station. Nicole's work covers a range of topics including homelessness, environmental concerns, education, and labor rights.
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By: Nicole Ogrysko
The bus had about 15 middle and high school students on board at the time of the incident and was evacuated.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
About 70% of law enforcement agencies in Maine that responded to a recent survey are using the cameras. Three years ago, roughly half of all Maine law enforcement agencies had adopted them.
About 70 percent of law enforcement agencies in Maine that responded to a recent survey are using the cameras. Three years ago, roughly half of all Maine law enforcement agencies had adopted them.
The organizers said in a Facebook post that the metal detectors will replace the bag checking that has been at the fair in the past, and that the Fryeburg Fair has always been a no-weapons event. Signs have been posted the fairground entrances for many years, they added.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
A new study finds that Maine's most rural counties have more to do to move toward meeting regional housing production goals by the end of the decade.
That will replace the old bag-checking system used at the fair.
Washington and Aroostook counties, however, must increase housing production by at least 30 percent next year, and more than double construction during each of the next five years.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
Drinking water at more than 30 properties in Brunswick has been tested in the wake of last month's spill of firefighting foam at the former naval airbase.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
The Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority said it's looking into alternative fire protection systems after a toxic foam spill at the Brunswick Executive Airport, but it cannot turn the existing systems off.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
About a handful of state planning and community resilience programs will be reorganized under a new, standalone office in the Maine executive branch to better serve municipalities.
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