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Wednesday, November 29, 2023

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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.”

Elmhurst Cemetery general manager Jay Larson stands in front of the new gateway sign erected this fall. Established in 1858, Elmhurst is now 165 years old. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Wildfire season is over, but winter air quality still poses risk. Article by Lara Steen
The McGill house on Scudder Street. Submitted photo by Kristin Anderson.
Como Park seniors Kai Sackreiter and Sophie Warner are National Merit Scholarship semifinalists. Photo by Eric Erickson
Cougars’ 28-14 homecoming victory. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Cougars’ 28-14 homecoming victory. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Cougars’ 28-14 homecoming victory. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Como senior running back Thierry Tetevi rumbled through the defense for a touchdown in the Cougars’ 28-14 homecoming victory. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Cougars’ 28-14 homecoming victory. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Cougars’ 28-14 homecoming victory. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Cougars’ 28-14 homecoming victory. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Cougars’ 28-14 homecoming victory. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Cougars’ 28-14 homecoming victory. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Cougars’ 28-14 homecoming victory. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Cougars’ 28-14 homecoming victory. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Cougars’ 28-14 homecoming victory. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Cougars’ 28-14 homecoming victory. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Cougars’ 28-14 homecoming victory. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Cougars’ 28-14 homecoming victory. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Cougars’ 28-14 homecoming victory. Photo by Lou Michaels.
The Cougar girls soccer team celebrated its thrilling win over Humboldt with the Mayor’s Cup. Photo by Justin Oakman Photography.
The Como football team’s resilient senior class with some adoring fans. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Elizabeth Postigo. Submitted photo from ComoConnects.
Retired nurse JoAnn White (left) and Carol Larson with ComoConnects. Submitted photo from ComoConnects.
Dakota Land Map—U’s Magrath Library
“Unci Maka,” which is translated from the Dakota language to Grandmother Earth, is the title of the mural by Thomasina Topbear (Santee Dakota and Oglala Lakota) on the south wall of the Murphy Rigging building at 2299 Territorial Road W. Photo by Drew Henderson.
The Dakota program at Gibbs Farm: Pathways to Dakota & Pioneer Life is influenced by the seasonal life of the Dakota of Ȟeyáta Othúŋwe (Cloud Man’s Village) at Bdé Makhá Ska of the 1800s and includes replica tipis. Photo by Drew Henderson.
Fourth graders at TCGIS worked hard this fall to earn their Fahrradführerschein, or bike licenses. Photo courtesy of Paige Yurczyk.
The Twin Cities German Immersion School hosted 38 students from partner schools in Germany for two weeks this September. Photo courtesy of Paige Yurczyk.
Third and fourth grade SAP Elementary students have been reflecting on the feelings they get from familiar spaces. Art teacher Mara Schriver explained, “These pieces are like a collage of places.” Schriver said this project was inspired by UK artist Shantelle Martin’s large-scale line drawings. Photo by Sarah CR Clark.
Murray students Sofia Patronski, Addie Nelson and Rachel Englund showed their History Day projects at an October National History Day teachers’ training session at the Minnesota History Center. Photo courtesy of Murray principal Jamin McKenzie.
James Wassenberg, running for Falcon Heights City Council
Paula Mielke, running for Falcon Heights City Council
Randy Gustafson, incumbent mayor.
Abby MacFarlane, of Practically Magical, a Milton Square shop featuring new, vintage and reclaimed goods offered by individual merchants. Photo by Drew Henderson.
Almost Heaven nail artist/owner Isa Pizano with client Gabriela Sierra celebrated the grand opening of the decorative nail service. Photo by Drew Henderson.
Hilary Brasel (upper left) speaks recently to friends and supporters at a fundraiser for the St. Anthony Park Community Foundation’s youth endowment fund honoring Michael. (Upper right) Music was provided by Dominick Washington, Mark Severt (the host) and Kate McRoberts. Photos by Sonia Ellis.
Neighbors and friends recently came to hear about the St. Anthony Park Community Foundation new youth endowment fund to honor Michael Brasel. Photo by Sonia Ellis.
Hilary Brasel (upper left) speaks recently to friends and supporters at a fundraiser for the St. Anthony Park Community Foundation’s youth endowment fund honoring Michael. (Upper right) Music was provided by Dominick Washington, Mark Severt (the host) and Kate McRoberts. Photos by Sonia Ellis.
Hilary Brasel (upper left) speaks recently to friends and supporters at a fundraiser for the St. Anthony Park Community Foundation’s youth endowment fund honoring Michael. (Upper right) Music was provided by Dominick Washington, Mark Severt (the host) and Kate McRoberts. Photos by Sonia Ellis.
Neighbors and friends recently came to hear about the St. Anthony Park Community Foundation new youth endowment fund to honor Michael Brasel. Photo by Sonia Ellis.
Hilary Brasel (upper left) speaks recently to friends and supporters at a fundraiser for the St. Anthony Park Community Foundation’s youth endowment fund honoring Michael. (Upper right) Music was provided by Dominick Washington, Mark Severt (the host) and Kate McRoberts. Photos by Sonia Ellis.
Michael Brasel was a man of many interests that included spending many hours with youth activities. He was particularly devoted to coaching youth hockey. Submitted photos from Hilary Brasel.
Michael Brasel was a man of many interests that included spending many hours with youth activities. He was particularly devoted to coaching youth hockey. Submitted photos from Hilary Brasel.
Michael Brasel was a man of many interests that included spending many hours with youth activities. He was particularly devoted to coaching youth hockey. Submitted photos from Hilary Brasel.
Michael Brasel was a man of many interests that included spending many hours with youth activities. He was particularly devoted to coaching youth hockey. Submitted photos from Hilary Brasel.
Elaine Tarone and Grant Abbott recently held a garage sale with all proceeds going to support the Bugle. Submitted photo.

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Everything you need to know about the St. Anthony Park Arts Festival

The St. Anthony Park ARts Festival will be held Saturday, June 6, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. in St. Anthony Park. Booths will be set up between Luther Place and Carter Avenue along Como Avenue. Find out more at www.sapartsfest.org. Here...

Meet the featured artists at the 2015 St. Anthony Park Arts Festival

The St. Anthony Park Arts Festival will be held Saturday, June 6, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. along Como Avenue in St. Anthony Park. Meet the three featured artists at this year’s festival. Brenna Busse Brenna Busse’s mixed media figures aren’t your...

Kristal Leebrick

Donate to the Fourth in the Park

The annual Fourth in the Park parade and picnic in St. Anthony Park happens each year through the generosity of neighbors and local businesses. Donations are needed. Donate online at: 4thinthepark.org/donate-now or mail a check to Fourth in the Park  c/o...

Local author’s summer serial tells story of Iron Range labor history

“There once was a union maid, she never was afraid / Of goons and ginks and company finks . . .” Woody Guthrie, “The Union Maid” Union membership is down, and many Americans don’t remember much about the great strikes...

Kristal Leebrick

The owl babies of University Grove

The sight of two great horned owl chicks hanging out in the brushy commons on Northrup Street last week was a celebratory event for neighbors in the University Grove community of Falcon Heights. Their appearance together means the two owls—one...

Kristal Leebrick

A giant mastadon, a blue toad and a few natural disasters

It was pure serendipity that St. Louis Park Middle School offered a math elective called Mini Golf Madness at the same time Can Can Wonderland put out a call for artists to submit design proposals for an 18-hole mini golf...

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Honors go to Como musicians

The Como Park String Orchestra was judged with the highest rating of “Superior” at the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) regional ensemble competition on...

Como students get a close-up view of Washington

Eighteen AP Government and AP Macroeconomics students spent a busy week in late February in Washington, D.C., as part of the national Close Up program,...

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Go on a photographic safari

Retired Spanish teacher award

Elder care law topic of Nov. 5 talk at SAP UCC

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Letter: Cougars hockey team needs a home rink

Letter: ‘Everything I know about hockey I learned at Langford’

Letter: Nostalgia, pride and passion

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City Files: Lauderdale

The Lauderdale City Council meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at Lauderdale City Hall, 1891 Walnut St. Lions...

City Files: Falcon Heights

City files: Como Park

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