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Maine Food Waste Solutions Summit to be held April 15 - Vimarsana News

Maine Food Waste Solutions Summit to be held April 15

ORONO — The 2022 Maine Food Waste Solutions Summit will be held virtually on Friday, April 15, from 9 a.m.–noon. This year’s theme is “Improving Maine’s Food System.” Food waste data is grim. The Natural Resources Defense Council estimates that 40%...

Caribou Police donate more than 250 pounds of food to local charity - Vimarsana News

Caribou Police donate more than 250 pounds of food to local charity

The Caribou Police Department donated 256 pounds of food to Catholic Charities this week, in honor of National Faith in Blue Day, which was on Oct. 10.

Caribou police ask community to help Feed the County this weekend - Vimarsana News

Caribou police ask community to help Feed the County this weekend

Caribou Police Chief Michael Gahagan invites the community to help “Feed the County” during a food drive that will end Tuesday, Oct. 12.

Telethon to Support Aroostook County Food Pantries Returns - Vimarsana News

Telethon to Support Aroostook County Food Pantries Returns

Telethon to Support Aroostook County Food Pantries Returns The Operation 24 Telethon will once again be happening on March 11th on WAGM-TV.  However, this year the name had to be changed to Operation Hunger due to Catholic Charities now serving over 28 food pantries.  Catholic Charities has been working daily since COVID-19 entered our communities to provide tons and tons of food to the people of Aroostook County.  They have gone from supporting 24 food pantries to 28 plus, as well as doing mass distributions of food throughout Aroostook County.  In some situations, the pantries have gone...

Maine Farmers Exchange talks variety and Farm-to-Family Program - Vimarsana News

Maine Farmers Exchange talks variety and Farm-to-Family Program

coordinator. Photo courtesy Exchange. Though Maine is mostly known for its round whites, other varieties have found success and Maine Farmers Exchange looks to sell variety this season. “We have supplies of round whites, reds, yellows and Russets which are the four basic categories,” said Davis. “I anticipate good demand for all the varieties and sizes of potatoes from Maine right through to the first of the year.” In the past few years, a new up-and-coming variety has been the Caribou Russet according to Davis. “It hasn’t been a gangbuster, but its big advantage is that it can be...