August 2022 print edition
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Getting a free jump on college
By Joe Nathan St Anthony and Como Park students and families have terrific opportunities to personalize the students’ education or to sign up to earn... Read More
Monday, August 15, 2022
Opinion
SAP Community Foundation renews mission, strategic focus
By Julie Drechsler The annual meeting of the Saint Anthony Community Foundation was held on Jan. 26 with more than 50 people in attendance through... Read More
From the Desk of the Editor
By Scott Carlson A changing of our graphics guard With the April issue of the Bugle, we will welcome Eddie Hofmeister as our new graphics... Read More
The Curious, Proud Diabetic
By Ranae HansonCommentary I went to a pharmacy to collect my insulin. Two weeks earlier, a metal grid had blocked the counter: the staff were... Read More
Bugle poetry contest is resilient
By Scott CarlsonBugle managing editor We have issued our challenge! But will you submit your rhyme in time? With spring on the horizon, the Bugle... Read More
‘The clipping’ and ‘on getting older’
By Jack Neely Much has been written about the aging process, some humorous, some deadly serious. (Sometimes I wish the elderly were not so often... Read More
Reading Buddies for a just, livable world: A report and invitation
By Ranae HansonCommentary “Human beings may not be inherently destructive.” Six of us neighbors—reading buddies—found ourselves amazed by this apparently new idea when we met... Read More
He found the game of Ping-Pong a smashing success
By John Horchner Ping-Pong started as a winter sport when lawn tennis players in England were looking to bring their game indoors in the 1880s.... Read More
From the Desk of the Editor
By Scott Carlson Resolved to resolve By the time this issue of the Bugle reaches you, we will be already close to a month into... Read More
Are outdoor cats, on the run, getting a bad rap?
By Christopher R. TyndallCommentary Since European settlers introduced them to North America, cats have been popular pets. And even after thousands of years of living... Read More
Becoming a diverse neighborhood for all people
By Grant Abbott My wife Elaine Tarone and I moved into St. Anthony Park in September 1981, eight months after I had become the rector... Read More
From the Desk of the Editor
By Scott Carlson Welcome Laura! Rolling into 2022, the Park Bugle is making a significant New Year’s resolution that we hope our readers will notice:... Read More
Educator argues St. Paul school closing plan is flawed
By Joe Nathan The St. Paul Schools “Envision” Plan to close small schools is seriously flawed and should be rejected. While I share the district’s... Read More
Diane supports the Bugle and here’s why
Diane Young, first a resident of St. Anthony Park and now of Falcon Heights, shares her thoughts on supporting the Bugle. Why are you committed... Read More
More Garden Club thank-yous
Dear readers, what a lovely letter of thanks Nancy Plagens wrote to the Bugle (“Thank you, Library Volunteers!”) in the November issue. I would like... Read More