It’s back! St. Anthony Park history book
The book “St Anthony Park—Portrait of a Community” is making a comeback after being out of print for nearly 20 years. Adam Granger, a St. Anthony Park resident and writer... Read More
Featured artists of the canceled SAP Arts Festival
Although this month’s St. Anthony Park Arts Festival has been canceled due the coronavirus pandemic, the Bugle is giving a shout out to the three people who were slated to... Read More
Read Brave events set for March in St. Anthony Park
By Dave Healy We love to talk about the weather—and sing about it, too: “Stormy Weather,” “Dust in the Wind,” “Hurricane,” “Clouds,” “Lightning Bolt,” “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head,”... Read More
Annual SAP progressive dinner March 7
Registrations are now open for the 34th annual St. Anthony Park Progressive Dinner, which is scheduled for Saturday, March 7. Send an email to progressivedinnersap@gmail.com and organizers will send you... Read More
SAP Elementary School Read-a-thon coming
By Sarah CR Clark St. Anthony Park Elementary School’s annual Read-a-Thon will run from Feb 7 to 16. All kindergarten to fifth-grade students are invited to count the minutes they... Read More
District 12 Community Council files appeal on Kasota Development
St. Anthony Park District 12 Community Council is appealing the St. Paul Planning Commission’s recent conditional approval of the Rohn Industries’ site plan for 2495 Kasota Ave. Currently, Rohn Industries... Read More
