Planned Parenthood new health center

Planned Parenthood is opening its new health center, with nine exam rooms, two surgical suites and a community classroom.

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Sat., June 16, 2018

Guests converse and explore in the new Planned Parenthood building lobby after a ribbon cutting ceremony on June 15, 2018. The facility is located at 123 E. Indiana Ave.

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An exam room at the new Planned Parenthood building on E. Indiana Ave. is seen on June 15, 2018. The building has nine of these exam rooms, plus two surgical suites and a community classroom.

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Don Barbieri (center) and Sharon Smith (right) converse following a ribbon cutting ceremony at Planned Parenthood's new facility at 123 E. Indiana Ave on June 15, 2018. They are foundation trustrees whose names are on display on the east exterior of the building, and represent the Smith-Barbieri Progressive Fund.

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President and CEO of Planned Parenthood of Greater Washington and North Idaho Karl Eastlund gives a speech prior to the ribbon cutting on June 15, 2018. The ceremony was followed by a free tour of the building which has nine exam rooms, two surgical suites and a community classroom.

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A protester who declined to give her name holds a sign reading "Pray to End Abortion" outside of the Planned Parenthood facility on E. Indiana Avenue on June 15, 2018. Planned Parenthood held a ribbon cutting ceremony inside.

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The new Planned Parenthood builiding on E. Indiana Ave. is seen while protesters Hilary Hammett and Mike Carpenter stand just off the property on June 15, 2018. "Women and our children deserve better than this," Hammett said.

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