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French teens meet distant relatives on 1st trip to Maine

Summary by Bangor Daily News
FORT KENT, Maine — After centuries of separation, distant cousins have reunited through an exchange program between schools in Fort Kent and Cholet, France. Local students met some relatives during trips to France in 2019 and 2023, but their recent visit is the first time they’ve met cousins who are attending the other school.  The two schools have participated in the exchange for about 12 years. Daigle applied in 2011 for a Maine Department of …

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French teens meet distant relatives on 1st trip to Maine

FORT KENT, Maine — After centuries of separation, distant cousins have reunited through an exchange program between schools in Fort Kent and Cholet, France. Local students met some relatives during trips to France in 2019 and 2023, but their recent visit is the first time they’ve met cousins who are attending the other school.  The two schools have participated in the exchange for about 12 years. Daigle applied in 2011 for a Maine Department of …

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Bangor Daily News broke the news in Bangor, United States on Friday, November 14, 2025.
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