AUGUSTA, Maine — French music will be playing and French food will be on the menu as Maine’s Franco-American community is recognized during the state’s 11th annual Franco-American Day.
Festivities at the state capitol Wednesday include French music being performed in the halls of the State House, a Franco-American breakfast menu in the cafeteria and historical and cultural displays from Franco-American organizations.
Presentations are scheduled by Franco-American veterans from Lewiston and dignitaries from France and Canada. There will also be a press conference to announce this year’s inductees into the Maine Franco-American Hall of Fame.
The festivities are scheduled during International Francophone Week, which is being celebrated worldwide this week.
If LePage is the best they have to offer, I wouldn’t be celebrating anything…
Lepage is just one of many who have contributed to building this great country.
Ripping apart would be a more accurate choice of words.
Quite often, you DO have to rip something apart in order to get at the rot.
MSHA for example.
Franco American breakfast
UMMMMMMMMMMM!!! UMMMMMMMMM!!!
My Mother-in-law cooked as if she was feeding an army. Well she did for a small one. Total of 22 kids and her husband over time.
Then there was the wood camp with the French Canadian cooks. If you were hungary after breakfast, lunch or dinner it wasn’t their fault.
Sidney Bob, the article is about Franco American nationality which you obviously aren’t a part of. Nor is it about you. And it’s not about the Governor. It’s about his heritage. Let’s put yours up and see how well you measure up to it.
I like Canada and Canadians.. let’s celebrate!!!!! St. George de”buce was alot of fun back in the day.
I think we’d have been better off with the Irish…….Save Maine……Recall LePage !!!!