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ACAP's Early Care and Education Center earns National NAEYC Accreditation - Vimarsana News

ACAP's Early Care and Education Center earns National NAEYC Accreditation

Aroostook County Action Program’s Early Care and Education Program located in Caribou has earned accreditation from the National Association for the Education of Young Children — the world

Partnership between ACAP and the Maine Dept. of Economic and Community Development results in a new mobile home for a County family - Vimarsana News

Partnership between ACAP and the Maine Dept. of Economic and Community Development results in a new mobile home for a County family

Thanks to a partnership between Aroostook County Action Program and the Maine  Department of Economic and Community Development, a couple from Crystal have a new mobile home to replace their former residence which was beyond repair. 

Our View: Heating prices leave Mainers anxious as winter approaches - Vimarsana News

Our View: Heating prices leave Mainers anxious as winter approaches

Congress can make it all go away by approving heating assistance at the same level as a year ago.

UMPI's Wieden Hall renamed in honor of Gauvin family - Vimarsana News

UMPI's Wieden Hall renamed in honor of Gauvin family

University of Maine at Presque Isle president Raymond J. Rice unveiled the renamed Wieden Hall on Sept. 21 in honor of Ray and Sandy Gauvin at “The Heart of Aroostook” event.

With sky-high fuel prices, more Mainers are applying for heating assistance - Vimarsana News

With sky-high fuel prices, more Mainers are applying for heating assistance

Community action programs around Maine are bracing for what they believe will be a sizeable increase in the number of Mainers calling for emergency fuel this winter, as heating assistance funds won't stretch as far due to high energy costs.