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Bloomfield Art teacher Wyatt LeGrand sketches the progression of the eclipse.
(By Sabrina Stockrahm)
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Bloomfield students Blake Albertini and Brody Skinner were fascinated as the moon started to pass over the sun.
(By Sabrina Stockrahm)
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Bloomfield Principal David Dean checks out the view.
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Rilee Schantz (from left), Ashlyn Stahl, Madi Denham and Ansley Ross tried to catch the eclipse with a cell photo through their special glasses, provided by the school.
(By Sabrina Stockrahm)
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Bloomfield students in grades 5-12 stepped out into the park Monday to watch the solar eclipse, with specialized glasses gathered by science teacher Thea Frank.
(By Sabrina Stockrahm)
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Jesse (left) and Aron Milroy check out the solar eclipse at the Linton Public Library Monday.
(By Patti Danner)
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From left, Levi Singleton, Amanda Singleton, Matthew Lantrip and Joshua Singleton at Monday's viewing party in Linton.
(By Patti Danner)
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Scot Anderson, husband to Linton Library's Diane Anderson, shows off his ISO-certified eclipse viewing glasses.
(By Patti Danner)
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Janis Brett assists a patron with viewing the eclipse.
(By Patti Danner)
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Friends of the Library's Janis Brett checks out the eclipse.
(By Patti Danner)
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A crowd of about 100 attended Monday's eclipse viewing party at the Linton Public Library.
(By Patti Danner)
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Virginia Lucas, left, attended the viewing party with friends Maxine and Dave Osborne, who moved to Linton from Fort Walton Beach, Fla.
(By Patti Danner)
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Sisters Ripley (left), age 1 and Myka Owen, age 4, attended Monday's event with mom Alicia Owen.
(By Patti Danner)
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Myka Owen said she was excited to see "The moon doing shadows on the sun," Monday in Linton.
(By Patti Danner)
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Bloomfield residents gathered on the lawn in front of the Bloomfield Public Library for a viewing party.
(By Andrew Christman)
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Snacks of Sun Chips, Sunkist sodas and cupcakes were provided by Friends of the Library at Bloomfield Public Library.
(By Andrew Christman)
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A total of 92 people attended the Bloomfield Public Library viewing party. 60 had RSVPd in advance.
(By Andrew Christman)
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Kimberly Porter, the Adult Services Librarian at Bloomfield Public Library, distributes appropriate eclipse viewing glasses to those who RSVPd.
(By Andrew Christman)