If anyone's interested in French woodworking courses see:

studioartisane.com

You would be disappointed.

Your friend should file a claim with the Office of Civil Rights.

It sounds very unfortunate but I am not sure what sort of “justice” you are wanting here. These get-your-pitchforks post tend to end very badly for anyone innocently involved with the guilty party.

Ben là, c'est mal

Maybe try cookie jar on the sopo cape Elizabeth line

Grant's Bakery in Lewiston is great! I'd be willing to bet they'd make them.

> I will put the link to all the information in the comments

[links to a TikTok.]

Lol. I’m really hoping it’s some person doing a “shuffle dance” all about medical privacy.

Been a long time since I've been there but when I was, living in Old Town was only an option is you had no sense of smell. That fucking mill REEKED. And it if was foggy out, even worse. We didn't have a/c at the house we rented and one night in the summer - and thus had the windows open - the smell was so bad, I tied a tube sock around my head to cover my nose before going to sleep. Paper mills make rotten eggs smell like a rose bush.

That's over 3,000 miles away - you have the wrong Portland. ce qui peut

HIPAA violations protect yourself

Sorry! Greater Portland area/Cumberland county!

https://www.afportland.org/

https://afdume.org/

Check these people out instead, Lewiston is ~45 min from Portland

Edit: linked the wrong Portland

Thank you very much. Appreciate it!

Is your dad my dad?

Lovely article, also from 6 years ago! It is nice to see French bring new and old Mainers together

I feel like everyone answered the question correctly: the front doors are designed poorly for winter.

But that just raises another question: why the heck is there hundreds of years of building front doors wrong? Why not just make a front door coat room part of the plan?

Yea there’s plenty of African Francophones in Portland, but it’s almost exclusively their second language. Even the one’s I’ve spoken French with are usually conversing in other languages primarily.

The article is a little dated by OOB has a strong French connection.

http://archive.boston.com/news/local/articles/2007/08/12/at_old_orchard_beach_canadians_right_at_home/

That's interesting. Hope you have a great time in Portland.

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I'm pretty sure Christmas Tree shop sells Micky Mouse shaped cookie cutters, though it might have been a seasonal thing.

Even if you dont consider yourself a good cook, I bet your sister will love the cookies even more if they are hand made!

There a place in Madawaska?

I am from Ontario, right next to Quebec. I went to school in all French!

I am moving to Portland to attend USM! I think that’s fairly close to Lewiston?

In what part of Canada are you from?