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During the COVID-19 pandemic, photographer John Noltner sold his house in Minnesota, packed up all his belongings in an RV, and set off on a 900 day, 93,000 mile journey, to write his fourth book “Lessons on the Road to Peace.”

Perham Living residents were recently featured in a series of portraits called "Belonging" by artist John Noltner.

“Belonging” by John Noltner is part gallery exhibit and part public art project at New York Mills Regional Cultural Center about the sense of community using portrait photography of area residents.

All the latest happenings in and around Perham

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John Noltner presented a keynote presentation at the Corvallis Community Center on Oct. 20 at 6 p.m., part of his “A Peace of My Mind” exhibit that has visited many cities across the United States. When traveling to Corvallis, Noltner brought along the question, “What does belonging mean to you?” Noltner collected anecdotes throughout the...