Nicole Grohoski

Nicole Grohoski earned a bachelor's degree in environmental studies and chemistry from Middlebury College in 2005. Grohoski's career experience includes working as a cartographer and GIS specialist. She has served as the board secretary for the Northern Forest Canoe Trail, as a WMA Wilderness first responder, and as a volunteer firefighter with the Winooski Fire Department. Grohoski has also been affiliated with the Ellsworth Green Plan and the Maine Master Naturalist Program.[1][2]

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Nicole Grohoski was raised in Ellsworth and works from her home office as a cartographer for a Maine-based mapping company. Though she could work from anywhere, Nicole chooses to make her home in Hancock County. She enjoys our vibrant community and the beautiful waterways, mountains, and woods that make Maine special.[3]

—Nicole Grohoski[1]