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IC Repair volunteer Chris Anderson sharpens a knife for an attendee April 4. CREDIT IC REPAIR
Four times a year, IC Repair volunteers gather in Iowa City to fix a wide range of household items. At the East Side Recycling Center, 2401 Scott Blvd., the repair station fills with everything from lamps and furniture to computers, smartphones, clothing, and — depending on the season — snow blowers and lawn mowers.
“It’s a wide range of things, and I think maybe lamps are the biggest one,” said…
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