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Upcoming Bugle deadlines

Here are our Bugle deadlines for the next three issues. As always, we appreciate when writers and readers submit their articles early.

October 2021 Issue (Food & Drink Guide): Deadline, Sept. 15
November 2021 Issue: Deadline, Oct. 13
December 2021 Issue (Holiday Guide): Deadline, Nov. 10

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Park Bugle Photo Gallery

Our photo gallery is a combination of photos from our print edition and pictures that we could not run due to lack of space. We are accepting photo submissions from readers for possible publication. Got an interesting photo of something that happened or is going on in your neighborhood? Send your photo submissions to editor@parkbugle.org with the caption line “Photo Gallery.”

BUGLE MIDPOINT

Midpoint

September Midpoint

Editor, Park Bugle

22 Sep 2020

Here is the latest “Bugle Midpoint,” a mid-month Web report on some new local news and information since the publication of our September issue: Free apple cider making webinar Sept. 24 The Good Acre, a nonprofit food hub in Falcon Heights, is offering a free webinar from 5 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 24 on the art of making apple...

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Editor, Park Bugle

27 Jan 2021

Park Bugle 2021 preview

By Scott Carlson As the Bugle kicks off a new year of reporting, we expect 2021 to be every bit as eventful as 2020. Some items will be new while others will be a continuation of projects and events from...

Editor, Park Bugle

21 Jan 2021

Photos from candlelight peace vigil

A number of St. Anthony residents participated in a candlelight peace vigil Wednesday evening to mark Inauguration Day. The event was “a time to walk in solidarity with our neighbors as we work for peace in our community and nation,”...

Eric Erickson

22 Dec 2020

Como football wins conference championship

By Eric Erickson For the first time since 2009, the Como Park Cougars football team earned a championship, finishing 4-0 in St. Paul City Conference. After an ever-evolving schedule eventually led to high school football kicking off a shortened season...

Staff

22 Dec 2020

Promoting peace piece by piece

By Maja Beckstrom Last spring a group gathered weekly under the aspen trees on the front lawn of Karen Rue’s home in St. Anthony Park to sew 1,000 small leather pouches to hold some very special stones. Each pocket holds...

Adam Granger

22 Dec 2020

Thinking of the summer cabin

By Adam Granger Why write about a summer cabin in the wintertime? Read on. Although I was raised in Oklahoma, I had Minnesota connections. My great-grandfather, Albert Laubach, owned a store in St. Paul until 1912 when his partner absconded...

Anne Holzman

22 Dec 2020

Area communities reorganizing IT management

The Falcon Heights and Lauderdale city councils in December approved establishing a joint powers agreement to manage Roseville’s Metro I-Net internet technology services used by several dozen north suburban entities. Currently, there are 34 full member agencies and 9 receiving...

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People in Your Neighborhood & VOICES

School News

Social studies students reflect on history in the making

Eric Erickson

27 Jan 2021

By Eric EricksonCommentary What questions do you have? What reactions or feelings do you have? Those two questions were the extent of my lesson plans...

Eric Erickson

22 Dec 2020

Como’s Class of 2021 struggles with strange senior year

By Eric Erickson Distance learning during the COVID pandemic has been challenging for students across the country at every grade level. Stories of low engagement...

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Transition Town

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Donors News

Bugle launches 2019-20 annual fund drive

Staff

24 Oct 2019

By Beth Magistad 2019 has been the second-wettest year on record to date in the Twin Cities, but thanks to our new mailbox delivery, your...

Pat supports the Bugle and here’s why

Pat Thompson

19 Sep 2019

Pat Thompson, a retired graphic designer and St. Anthony Park resident deeply active in the community, shares her thoughts on supporting the Bugle as we...

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Obituaries

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Corona virus update

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District 12 Community Council Update: Rohn Industries proposal still on hold District 12 has filed a citizen’s petition with the Environment Quality Board seeking an...

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