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Columbia Heights seniors take part in signing ceremony

2024-05-09

Four Columbia Heights High School seniors were recognized May 2 in a signing ceremony to compete in college sports. Signing were: Hakara Ogul (football, Augsburg), Isabel Hernandez Monroy (track and field/cross country, St. Catherine’s), Melissa Torres (track and field, St. Mary’s), and Ryan Agudo Medina (soccer, University of Northwestern).

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