Here’s a sneak peak from the upcoming film – think of it as a little holiday gift. Tell us how you spell it!
Comments ( 10 )
lcmsa wrote on I believe there is a space in between. In fact if you order online, most sites won’t recognize the city state zip, unless there is a space. Cant wait to see the documentary!!
Michelle wrote on
Jan 24 10 at
1:39 am
Mickey wrote on Space, if we’re being technical. Can’t wait to see/get finished product. Been months of anticipation. Looking forward to seeing you guys again too. Let me know when the premiere is.
Loveless wrote on
Feb 16 10 at
9:08 pm
LaPorte, IN
There need only be a space, if you are writing in French.
Katie Grace wrote on
May 23 10 at
3:34 pm
Never did use a space, probably and Americanized version of French.
Jeff Zirzow wrote on
Jun 05 10 at
12:49 pm
haa,,wow i cant belive my hometown is in a doc. movie,, cant see the premire ut will qet the dvd!
Jordyn wrote on
Jun 28 10 at
2:58 pm
LaPorte with no space, it is the name of the town I call home.
If I was writing french and talking about “the door” then I would put the space in.
Betty Atwood wrote on
Jun 29 10 at
1:39 pm
To those who believe that La Porte only needs a space if it is written in French: I have never seen Des Moines, Iowa, Des Plaines, Illinois, or Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, just to name a few,written as one word. Would you write LosAngeles, SantaFe, SanFrancisco, or for that matter SouthBend? Cities with two-word names should be written as two words, regardless of the language.
Calico Jane wrote on
Nov 30 10 at
8:11 am
