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Sean Breeden-Ost looks at the young plants growing in his greenhouse. The family's $10,000 annual income comes from the crops they grow and sell locally.
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Sean Breeden-Ost looks at the young plants growing in his greenhouse. The family's $10,000 annual income comes from the crops they grow and sell locally.
The Breeden-Osts stand in front of the acres they use for planting. Since receiving health care from the Healthy Indiana Plan, Denise Breeden-Ost says she worries less about farm accidents or other emergencies.
Licensed practical nurse Lorie Conolty checks Hoosier Barber Shop owner Jay Thompson’s blood pressure on Saturday at his store. Free public health screenings were offered at the barbershop as part of the Black Barbershop Health Outreach Program.
Hoosier Barber Shop owner Jay Thompson shaves customer Mark Pointer‘s head while IU Health personnel wait to give free public health tests on Saturday. The Black Barbershop Health Outreach Program offered the tests as part of a statewide initiative to spread health education to the African-American community.
Licensed practical nurse Lorie Conolty checks Hoosier Barber Shop owner Jay Thompson’s blood pressure on Saturday at his store. Free public health screenings were offered at the barbershop as part of the Black Barbershop Health Outreach Program.
Four-year-old Ayedan Orman touches Melvin, a 100-pound albino burmese python, during "Sizing Up Snakes: A Live Animal Show" on Sunday at the WonderLab Museum of Science, Health and Technology. Ed "Snakehead Ed" Ferrer brought eight of his 26 snakes to educate and entertain the audience.
Samuel Smith, 7, helps his father, George, hold Melvin, a 100-pound albino burmese python, during "Sizing Up Snakes: A Live Animal Show" Sunday at WonderLab Museum of Science, Health and Technology. Smith said that out of the eight snakes Ed "Snakehead Ed" Ferrer, brought to the show, he liked Melvin the best.
Samuel Smith, 7, holds Melvin, a 100-pound albino burmese python, with the help of Ed "Snakehead Ed" Ferrer, during "Sizing Up Snakes: A Live Animal Show" Sunday at WonderLab Museum of Science, Health and Technology. Smith said that out of the eight snakes "Snakehead Ed" brought to the show, he liked Melvin the best.
Four-year-old Ayedan Orman touches Melvin, a 100-pound albino burmese python, during "Sizing Up Snakes: A Live Animal Show" on Sunday at the WonderLab Museum of Science, Health and Technology. Ed "Snakehead Ed" Ferrer brought eight of his 26 snakes to educate and entertain the audience.
Ed "Snakehead Ed" Ferrer, with help from volunteers George Smith, Jess Hulse and John Schroeder, holds Melvin during "Sizing Up Snakes: A Live Animal Show" on Sunday at the WonderLab Museum of Science, Health and Technology. Melvin, an albino burmese python, is 15 feet long and weighs 100 pounds.
Jacob Surface packs green and purple shredded cabbage into a jar to make sauerkraut at the Monroe County Public Library event "It's Your Money: Fermented Food Fun!" on Tuesday. The event was organized by Mother Hubbard's Cupboard.
Bloomington residents Jacob Surface and David Gilther pack cabbage in a jar to make sauerkraut at "It's Your Money: Fermented Food Fun!" on Tuesday at the Monroe Public Library. The event was organized by Mother Hubbard's Cupboard to teach participants the basics of home fermentation processes.
Jacob Surface packs green and purple shredded cabbage into a jar to make sauerkraut at the Monroe County Public Library event "It's Your Money: Fermented Food Fun!" on Tuesday. The event was organized by Mother Hubbard's Cupboard.
Stephanie Solomon, Mother Hubbard's Cupboard director of education and outreach, offers fermented food samples to participants at "It's Your Money: Fermented Food Fun!" on Tuesday. The event was sponsored by the Monroe County Public Library and taught participants the basics of home fermentation processes.
Nine-year-old Michael Proffer sorts seeds from fake chimpanzee dung at the WonderLab Real Life Science: Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration on Monday. Seymour wants to be a scientist when he grows up.
Vanessa Conner,8, learns to inject bacteria into plant leaves from an IU Botany volunteer at WonderLab Museum on Monday as part of the Real Life Science: Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration.
Five-year-old Grant Knowles smiles as a volunteer from the IU Etomology presentation places a dung beetle in his hand at Wonderlab Museum on Monday.
Seven-year-old Julie Hong watches as volunteer Fran Weinberg holds an Australian bearded dragon at Wonderlab's Real Life Science: Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration. Hong was able to touch the bearded dragon, which she said felt softer than she expected.
Nine-year-old Michael Proffer sorts seeds from fake chimpanzee dung at the WonderLab Real Life Science: Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration on Monday. Seymour wants to be a scientist when he grows up.
State Rep. Matt Pierce, D-Bloomington, speaks at the Hoosiers for a Commonsense Health Plan on Wednesday night at the Monroe County Public Library.