Nicole Ogrysko is a Reporter at Vermont Public. She focuses on themes such as construction and real estate, including the housing market, urban development, and legal affairs related to these sectors. Nicole's work has been featured in notable outlets including NPR, WBUR, and Connecticut Public.
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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.
She also covers topics such as homelessness, home loans, lobster fishing specific to Maine. Therefore, if you have expertise in these areas and can provide valuable insights or data related to the mentioned topics within the context of Maine's local governance and policies then your pitch may align well with Nicole's coverage interests.
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By: Nicole Ogrysko
Full-time Maine residents are eligible for a check if they have filed a 2025 tax return and report an adjusted gross income that's less than $100,000 if married and filing jointly, $75,000 if filing as head of household, or $50,000 for individuals.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
The state of Maine will begin mailing out one-time $300 checks to eligible taxpayers later this month.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
The compliant, filed in federal court in Maine, alleges that Afshar was denied reentry without a meaningful reason.
A new report finds that Maine renters must work more than two minimum wage jobs to afford a typical two-bedroom apartment in the state.
The ordinance , approved by the Waterville City Council Tuesday night, prohibits city staff — including local police — from sharing potentially sensitive information or making city property available to immigration enforcement agents, among other restrictions.
Under a new policy adopted by the town select board, the flags will go up at the first confirmed sighting of a great white shark, marking the beginning of "shark season." The flags will remain up until the end of the summer.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
Maine and nearly two dozen other states are suing the Trump administration over new requirements that could force them to change their election systems and cooperate with federal immigration enforcement in exchange for receiving federal emergency funds.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
Maine mobile homeowners may be able to save hundreds, even thousands of dollars on financing for their homes under a new state law that went into effect Wednesday.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
Tyler Norod stands on an abandoned lot in Biddeford's historic mill district. The pavement is cracked, and it's overgrown with weeds.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
A Biddeford woman is suing a Freeport-based hotel group in federal court after her personal information was stolen in a data breach last November.
