Holiday Hoopla
Your go-to guide for all the December happenings in Bugleland. ... more-
Latkes and pumpkin pie
If the Pilgrims had the Maccabees over for the holiday meal, what would they serve? ... more -
Where have all the flowers gone?
With the demise of Linder's Garden Center, Larpenteur Avenue’s ‘greenhouse era’ comes to an end. ... more -
A hair-raising journey to the state championship
Halloween win in the boys state soccer tournament gave Como Park Senior High School its first team championship. ... more -
Wreathmaking is 15-year tradition for local Scouts
For many St. Anthony Park residents, the first sign of the holidays is answering the door to find a Boy Scout selling wreaths for local Boy Scout Troop 17. ... more
What does the future hold for St. Anthony Park?
That’s the question that will be discussed at the St. Anthony Park Community Foundation’s December gathering, State of the Park. St. Anthony Park residents are invited to attend an evening of getting to know the people and the groups that … more
Luther Seminary explores property development projects
Luther Seminary is in the early stages of exploring ways to develop some of its property. This exploration has been prompted by the changing needs of the seminary, as well as the surrounding communities. As President Rick Foss said at … more
Put the Park Bugle on your year-end gift list
As you assess your year-end charitable giving, don’t forget to give to the Park Bugle. Like most nonprofits, the Bugle relies on tax-deductible donations to help defray its annual operating costs. Your donations go toward the cost of printing and … more
His next act: certified sommelier
Tim Hausmann, manager and wine buyer at the Little Wine Shoppe on Carter Avenue, has added a new notch to his career belt: certified sommelier. The accreditation comes after six months of attending eight-hour classes once a week through the … more
Fixing cars for 70 years in Falcon Heights
In the 1950s, five-year-old Steve Horazdovsky decided to emulate his dad by playing “service station man” and filled up the gas tank of the family car. Unfortunately, he used the garden hose to do it. Overcoming that early misadventure, Horazdovsky … more
New businesses on Como Avenue
The Como Park area’s dining and drinking choices have expanded in the past few months, with the addition of a new wine and liquor store and two new restaurants, one serving a variety of regional Chinese cuisines and the other … more
Como Community Council to hold special election
The District 10 Como Community Council will hold a special election at its Dec. 17 board meeting, held at 7 p.m. at the Historic Streetcar Station, 1224 N. Lexington Parkway. The election will fill two vacancies on the board created … more
Scams on rise as healthcare act rolls out
Scammers are targeting senior citizens as Affordable Care Act launches. more
30 years of song at St. Matthew’s
St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church will honor J Michael Compton for his 30 years as music director with a special musical program on Nov. 1. more
How can seniors downsize and stay in the neighborhood?
District 12 Land Use Efficiency group will ask residents if St. Anthony Park is ready for zoning changes that would allow ‘granny flats’ and ‘alley houses’ at a community meeting on Nov. 5. more
