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Enrique Saenz

Enrique Saenz

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Reporter, Free Press Indiana

Bloomington, Indiana

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Health Care

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fashion, beauty, arts, business

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Total articles 2994

  • Near West Community Health Fair in Indianapolis offers free screenings

    By Enrique Saenz Verified| Mirror Indy (US)@ Learn more about your health and the resources available near you April 18 at the Near West Community Health Fair. The free fair is from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Haughville branch of the Indianapolis Public Library, 2121 W. Michigan St.Free health screenings will be available, as will information about cholesterol, blood pressure, diabetes, women’s health, dental health and mental health.

    By Enrique Saenz Verified · Mirror Indy (US)

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Sample food from westside restaurants at Taste of the Westside

    By Enrique Saenz Verified| Mirror Indy (US)@ Savor the flavor of some of the best food west of the White River while helping students pay for college at Taste of the Westside. The event is from 5-8 p.m. April 25 at 1899 Events, 164 Steeples Blvd. It will showcase food from local restaurants and businesses, like Barry’s Pizza and Wings, The Workingman’s Friend, Mamá Ines Mexican Bakery, Mug-N-Bun and many more.

    By Enrique Saenz Verified · Mirror Indy (US)

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Raisin' These Kids: How I use fancy cheese to teach my kid the sky’s the limit

    By Enrique Saenz Verified| Mirror Indy (US)@ Every couple of months, my family holds the equivalent of a black tie event at our home. We call it the Fancy Cheese Party. Fancy cheese has felt like a bougie luxury throughout most of my life — a treat for the monied elite. It felt like they got the brie, while we got the neon yellow processed cheese singles in individual wrappers. For me, it was that way until college, when I tried my first fancy cheese, a tangy goat cheese, at a function.

    By Enrique Saenz Verified · Mirror Indy (US)

    Apr. 09, 2025

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Free Press Indiana