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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.”

Young people gathered at the U.S. Capitol in April 2017 for climate justice. Photo by Lori Shaull (Wikimedia Commons).
Massage therapist Morgan Thomas, at Healing Elements, recently worked with a client. Photo submitted by Healing Elements.
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Joe Krivit (far right) is pictured in front of the Shwedagon Pagoda, the holiest Buddhist site in Myanmar. Also pictured with him (from left to right) are his sister Jenna, father Dan and mother Susan. Photo submitted by Joe Krivit.
Photo submitted by Defining You Pilates & Fitness.
Photo submitted by Defining You Pilates & Fitness.
Photo submitted by Defining You Pilates & Fitness.
Photo submitted by Defining You Pilates & Fitness.
Photo submitted by Defining You Pilates & Fitness.
Suzy Levi, owner of Defining You Pilates & Fitness, is shown offering instruction via a Zoom session with students spaced for health safety. Photo submitted by Defining You Pilates & Fitness.
Photo submitted by Defining You Pilates & Fitness.
Photo submitted by Defining You Pilates & Fitness.
Five St. Anthony Park churches sponsored an evening candlelight peace vigil on Jan. 20, Presidential inauguration day. Photo by Soren Sackreiter.
Five St. Anthony Park churches sponsored an evening candlelight peace vigil on Jan. 20, Presidential inauguration day. Photo by Soren Sackreiter.
Five St. Anthony Park churches sponsored an evening candlelight peace vigil on Jan. 20, Presidential inauguration day. Photo by Soren Sackreiter.
Five St. Anthony Park churches sponsored an evening candlelight peace vigil on Jan. 20, Presidential inauguration day. Photo by Soren Sackreiter.
Five St. Anthony Park churches sponsored an evening candlelight peace vigil on Jan. 20, Presidential inauguration day. Photo by Soren Sackreiter.
Five St. Anthony Park churches sponsored an evening candlelight peace vigil on Jan. 20, Presidential inauguration day. Photo by Soren Sackreiter.
St. Anthony Park resident Betty Lotterman has converted an old bus shelter as outdoor gathering place. Pictured are (left to right) Arlene Wegener and Nancy West. Photo submitted by Betty Lotterman.
St. Anthony Park resident Betty Lotterman has converted an old bus shelter as outdoor gathering place. Photo submitted by Betty Lotterman.
Deb Hansmeier (center) facilitated the Como debate team through virtual meetings this season. Sam Skinner (left) and Chikamso Chijioke (right) qualified for the state tournament. Photo submitted by Eric Erickson.
The Women’s Drum Center has held a few in-person classes with participants wearing masks and maintaining social distance from one another. Photo submitted by Bettie Seitzer.
The Women’s Drum Center has held a few in-person classes with participants wearing masks and maintaining social distance from one another. Photo submitted by Bettie Seitzer.
The Women’s Drum Center has held a few in-person classes with participants wearing masks and maintaining social distance from one another. Photo submitted by Bettie Seitzer.
The Women’s Drum Center has held a few in-person classes with participants wearing masks and maintaining social distance from one another. Photo submitted by Bettie Seitzer.
The Women’s Drum Center has held a few in-person classes with participants wearing masks and maintaining social distance from one another. Photo submitted by Bettie Seitzer.

News Update

BUGLE MIDPOINT

Bugle Midpoint debuts

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Today marks the debut of “Bugle Midpoint,” a mid-month report on our website that will give readers an update on some news and information since the publication of our last issue and before our upcoming edition is printed. Our monthly report will be a quick read on some new local news and information: —Event cancellations due to coronavirus concerns....

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Coronavirus Update

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German Immersion School opens with a new wrinkle

By Scott Carlson After months of legal wrangling in 2019 over whether they would be able to tear down the former St. Andrew’s Church to make way for a $6 million building expansion, leaders of the Twin Cities German Immersion...

Lauderdale shifts fire service to St. Paul

By Anne Holzman The city of Lauderdale has negotiated a fire services agreement with the St. Paul Fire Department and has, as of July 30, stopped routing calls from within in its municipality to Falcon Heights. Lauderdale was already receiving...

Churches find new ways to meet spiritual needs during pandemic

By Maja Beckstrom When a beloved member of St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church died in the spring, parishioners couldn’t safely visit the widow with food and comfort in this period of the COVID-19 pandemic. So, they created a new ritual: They...

Falcon Heights considering sanctuary ordinance

By Anne Holzman An ordinance under consideration in Falcon Heights generally would protect immigrants living in the city from being questioned about their legal status. Led by Council member Yakasah Wehyee, the Falcon Heights City Council has begun discussing a...

New Como Zoo exhibit under construction

By Sarah CR Clark While the Como Park Zoo & Conservatory this spring and summer has been closed to the public due to coronavirus restrictions, construction is continuing on Como Harbor, a new seal and sea lion exhibit. “Como Harbor...

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Donors News

Update on Bugle list of donors

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The Bugle’s annual fall fund is inching ever closer to our goal. The Bugle’s goal for 2019-20 is $52,000; as of Jan. 15, we have...

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Transition Town

“Local Dough” on the rise: An investment club with a conscience

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At Hampden Park Co-op, the new manager comes around to his roots

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School News

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Como principal shares thoughts on distance learning in COVID-19 times

Home schooling takes on a virtual, new meaning

Shar Too wins Athena, Downtown Lions Club honors

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Obituaries

Barbara Eide

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Patrick Duffy

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City Files

St. Anthony Park community council news

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District 12Community Council Applications open through Sept. 23 for the 2020 Board of Directors electionSt. Anthony Park Community Council (SAPCC) is seeking candidates for 2020...

Como Park community council news

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District 12 Community Council

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District 10 Community Council

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Neighbors

Tuesday scholar series online

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SAP Community Blood Drive

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From the Desk of the Editor

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Dealing with COVID-19

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Birdman of Lauderdale

The sight of a golden-winged warbler was his karmic reward

Clay Christensen

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