‘Who is My Neighbor?’ Peace event
News Photos by
Diane Speer
RIGHT: The community turned out in force Saturday for a first ever peace event, Who Is My Neighbor? Building Peace, Tolerance and Community. The non-political, non-denominational event featured speakers, music, art and dance to advance the cause of peace. Jim DesRocher, a member of the Alpena Peace Coalition, visits with a participant at his informational booth.
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- News Photos by Diane Speer RIGHT: The community turned out in force Saturday for a first ever peace event, Who Is My Neighbor? Building Peace, Tolerance and Community. The non-political, non-denominational event featured speakers, music, art and dance to advance the cause of peace. Jim DesRocher, a member of the Alpena Peace Coalition, visits with a participant at his informational booth.
News Photos by Diane Speer
The community turned out in force Saturday for a first ever peace event, Who Is My Neighbor? Building Peace, Tolerance and Community. The non-political, non-denominational event featured speakers, music, art and dance to advance the cause of peace. Jim DesRocher, a member of the Alpena Peace Coalition, visits with a participant at his informational booth.
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