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Nicole Ogrysko
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Reporter, Maine Public Broadcasting Network
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Gender , Technology , Startups , South Asia
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By Nicole Ogrysko Verified| New Hampshire Public Radio Verified Despite a recent pause on some tariffs, many local companies are still grappling with higher costs for materials and are choosing to hire fewer people this summer, Portland-area business leaders say. Mark Ferguson, president of the South-Portland based axe maker Brant and Cochran, said he already sources steel from the United States. But Ferguson said the price has gone up by 35% in the last month, as demand for the domestically manufactured material has increased.
By Nicole Ogrysko Verified| Maine Calling@ Maine's highest court has affirmed state permits issued to Kingfish Maine for a yellowtail fish farm in Jonesport. The Maine Supreme Judicial Court struck down an appeal from opponents, who argued that the Board of Environmental Protection should have been required to assess the site's impacts under the Natural Resources Protection Act. Now that the appeals are resolved, it can proceed with its construction plan.
By Nicole Ogrysko Verified| New Hampshire Public Radio Verified Despite a recent pause on some tariffs, many local companies are still grappling with higher costs for materials and are choosing to hire fewer people this summer, Portland-area business leaders say. Mark Ferguson, president of the South-Portland based axe maker Brant and Cochran, said he already sources steel from the United States. But Ferguson said the price has gone up by 35% in the last month, as demand for the domestically manufactured material has increased.
Company Info
Maine Public Broadcasting Network
Maine Public is Maine's leading independent public media network, providing a wide range of educational, cultural, and news content. Formed in 1992 from the merger of WCBB, a PBS member station, and other media outlets, it has a history dating back to 1961. The organization delivers its services through television, radio, and digital platforms, ensuring comprehensive coverage across the state. Maine Public broadcasts PBS programming and operates multiple NPR-affiliated radio stations, offering news, classical music, and talk shows. It also produces local journalism focused on important issues affecting Maine, such as environmental concerns and infrastructure projects. The network serves a diverse audience, including the general public, educators, and cultural enthusiasts, providing valuable resources for learning and community engagement.
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Founded: 1992