Nicole Ogrysko is a Reporter at Vermont Public. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, healthcare systems, and consumer health, with a particular focus on the housing market and real estate development. Nicole's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NPR, WBUR, and New Hampshire Public Radio.
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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.
Since her geographic focus includes Portland and the state of Maine specifically along with national (United States) news that affects them directly, consider tailoring your pitches to match this geographical scope for optimal relevance.
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A new report shows that just 54% of Maine households can afford basic needs, with single parents struggling the most.
Portland City Councilors approved a $364 million budget Monday night. The budget includes the elimination of 74 municipal positions.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
The local developers behind a controversial music venue proposed for downtown Portland are suing the city over zoning changes that blocked the project.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
Incumbent Cumberland County District Attorney Jackie Sartoris appears to have won the Democratic primary.
After city councilors voted to disable them in South Portland, city officials said the Flock cameras are no longer sharing data with Maine agencies. Contractors will remove the cameras as soon as possible.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
Violations include failing to immediately liberate fish and fishing in closed areas or within 150 feet of the dam.
Under the "payment in lieu of taxes," or PILOT policy, tax exempt organizations that own property in Portland would be asked to pay a portion of their taxes to the city.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
Under the "payment in lieu of taxes," or PILOT policy, tax exempt organizations that own property in Portland would be asked to pay a portion of their taxes to the city.
By: Nicole Ogrysko
Maine ranked third in the nation for having the highest increases in home prices over the last decade, according to one recent study
By: Nicole Ogrysko
The 159,000 square foot building would serve as a "last mile facility," where packages would be received and dispatched to their final destinations. Amazon officials have said the warehouse would generate 150-200 full and part time jobs for the area.
