March 2023 print edition
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Here are our Bugle deadlines for the next three issues. As always, we appreciate when writers and readers submit their articles early.
Please note our publication dates represent when the newspapers go out for delivery. Mail distribution of the paper may take up to several business days. Meanwhile, bulk drop-offs of the paper around town are usually completed two to three days after publication.
- April 2023 Issue: Deadline, March 8
- May 2023 Issue (Home & Garden Guide): Deadline, April 12
- June 2023 Issue (SAP Arts Festival Guide): Deadline, May 10
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Wellness Guide
Some straight talk on carbohydrates
By Jenni Wolf With March comes the Bugle’s Wellness section, an annual feature that also coincides with National Nutrition Month. Today we are going to... 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
Wellness businesses continue to evolve amid COVID uncertainties
By Christie Vogt Since the Bugle’s last wellness edition in March 2021, the arrival of COVID-19 vaccines, boosters and variants has continued to alter the... Read More
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.”
Alisa Mee in the front yard of the SAP Library with ’Ruby the Raccoon’ in a weather resistant tent. Photo courtesy of Alisa Mee.
Janet Haugan (left) and Peggy Merrill are co-owners of boreal. Photo by Jan Geisen.
The Rusty Patched Bumble Bee. Photo by Johanna James-Heintz.
Next time you pour a bowl of Cheerios, check out the label to see what vitamins and minerals it offers you. Photo by Jenni Wolf.
Hygienist Janice Ettle provides dental care to St. Anthony Park Dental Care patient Sheila McGill, of St. Paul. “Our dental hygienists are at the front line of dental care for our patients,” said Dr. Paul Kirkegaard, DDS. Photo by Lily Sanchez, St. Anthony Park Dental.
Lindsay Knight consults Zhane Singer about her injury in the Como training room before basketball practice. Photo by Eric Erickson.
Squirrel inside bird feeder. Photo by Clay Christensen.
Squirrel inside bird feeder. Photo by Clay Christensen.
Odd Fellows Hall/Hampden Park Co-op at Raymond and Hampden. Photo by Kristin Anderson.
Alex Le after achieving his private pilot’s license at the Naval Summer Flight Academy last August. Photo by Thephong Le.
Clockwise from left: Michael, Tommy, Jimmy and Jim Burt. Photo by Travis Anderson.
Local company "We Are Nuts"
Local company "We Are Nuts"
Local company "We Are Nuts"
Local company "We Are Nuts"
Recompose facility in Seattle.
For her Climate Solutions talk, Katrina Spade (left) was joined by Angela Woosley, a St. Paul provider of alternative funeral services (InspiredJourneysMN.com). Behind them is a street view of the Recompose facility in Seattle. Photo by Mindy Keskinen.
BUGLE MIDPOINT
Midpoint report for February Bugle website
Here is the latest “Bugle Midpoint,” a monthly Web report on some new local news and information since the publication of the February 2023 Bugle SAP Community Foundation grants The Saint Anthony Park Community Foundation starting in March is accepting applications from local community organizations and groups for its 2023 grant program. Grants will be awarded in June. Further details... Read More
Heart health month: A dietary check-in
By Jenni Wolf February is National Heart Health Month, making it a good time to check in on your eating patterns to help make sure you’re keeping your ticker ticking! While there are several nutrients that play a role in... Read More
SAP history lectures continue Feb. 14
By Mary Mergenthal The free, monthly St. Anthony Park history series sponsored by SAP Lutheran Church, resumes at 7 p.m., Feb. 14, at St. Anthony Park Lutheran Church, 2323 Como Ave. Lecture presenter is Kristin Anderson, a St. Anthony resident... Read More
Como Friends Bouquets fundraiser set for Feb. 23
By Janet Wight Como Friends, a nonprofit organization that supports the Como Zoo and Conservatory, invites members to spend a winter evening at the Conservatory for its Bouquets fundraiser, beginning at 7 p.m., Feb. 23. Live music, food samples from... Read More
Luminary festival coming
By Bryn Manion The second annual St. Anthony Park Elementary Luminary Festival will be held on Feb. 25 and 26 at Langford Park. Illumination will begin both nights during the 5 p.m. hour and by twilight the luminary path will... Read More
Playwrights’ Center planning move to south St. Anthony Park
By Scott Carlson The Minneapolis-based Playwrights’ Center is expected to unveil in mid-February detailed plans on relocating to 710 Raymond Ave. in south St. Anthony Park. The Center’s intentions follow news of the artistic theatrical nonprofit winning a $4 million... Read More
New city planner joins Falcon Heights
By Anne Holzman The Falcon Heights city staff recently welcomed Hannah Lynch as their new planner and community development coordinator. And Lynch’s move from the Carolinas to the Twin Cities has been an adventure … and a cold one, at... Read More
People in Your Neighborhood & VOICES
School News
Some accommodations expected on Cleveland Avenue Phase 2 project
By Scott Carlson Ramsey County is expected this spring to rebuild a segment of Cleveland Avenue in St. Anthony Park with special conditions aimed at... Read More
School news around town
SAP Elementary School By Sarah CR ClarkNews commentary Grade school students petition for snow days At the end of this past November, with a winter... Read More
Bugle donors fundraising update
By Scott Carlson As the Bugle concludes its 2022 fall fundraiser, it’s worth remembering that our healthy operations are greatly buoyed by the strong support... Read More
Bugle donors’ fundraising update
As the Bugle nears the end of its annual fall fund drive, it’s worth remembering that our healthy operations are greatly buoyed by the strong... Read More
Kids' Corner
Kids’ Corner
Editor’s note: Starting this issue of the Bugle, we will be periodically showcasing the writings of students. For this issue, Matt Ammerman submitted three poems... Read More
St. Anthony Park community council news
District 12 New board members The District 12 Council has three new board members-Cambray Crozier and Joy Gerdes from north St. Anthony Park and Jennifer... Read More