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ANGELS FROM THE ATTIC BY MARK MARDEROSIAN

ANGELS FROM THE ATTIC

BY MARK MARDEROSIAN

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Comets Calpito and Ward each earn a pair of automatic berths at Class 3A Track and Field State Qualifier
Press photos by John Burbridge On her first attempt, Charles City sophomore Sofia Calpito broke her own school record in the girls long jump with a leap of 17 feet, 9 1/2 inches at Thursday’s Class 3A State-Qualifier at Decorah. Calpito placed second in both the LJ and girls 100-meter hurdles while earning automatic berths for next week’s State Track and Field Championships.
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Comets Calpito and Ward each earn a pair of automatic berths at Class 3A Track and Field State Qualifier

By John Burbridge sports@charlescitypress.com DECORAH — It was the type of day where...

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Main Street’s Day of Service makes citywide cleanup a breeze
Luke Schrodt and Blake Conrad came out to clean up the sidewalks around Central Park on Thursday, May 15.
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Main Street’s Day of Service makes citywide cleanup a breeze

By Travis Fischer, tkfischer@charlescitypress.com Charles City cleaned up on Thursday, May 15,...

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High school spotlights seniors with color-themed pops concert
The 2025 CCHS Choir Pops Concert kicked off with a song and dance number spotlighting soloist Blake Hoeft.
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High school spotlights seniors with color-themed pops concert

By Travis Fischer, tkfischer@charlescitypress.com Charles City High School vocal performers...

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Council prepares for staff turn around
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Council prepares for staff turn around

By Travis Fischer, tkfischer@charlescitypress.com The Charles City Council discussed upcoming...

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Library sets up summer schedule
It was a nice day for croquet on Tuesday as the Charles City Public Library gears up for a busy summer of kids activities. Press photo by Travis Fischer
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Library sets up summer schedule

By Travis Fischer, tkfischer@charlescitypress.com Kids enjoyed outdoor games at the Charles City...

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Floyd County Medical Center CEO discusses rural maternal health in Washington, D.C.
Dawnett Willis, CEO of the Floyd County Medical Center (seated at right) attended the American Hospital Association's annual meeting last week in Washington, D.C. While there, Willis and other representatives of hospitals across Iowa met with various federal officials and members of Congress, including Iowa Sen. Charles Grassley (standing center back). Submitted photo
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Floyd County Medical Center CEO discusses rural maternal health in Washington, D.C.

To The Press Dawnett Willis, chief executive officer of Floyd County Medical Center, traveled to...

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