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August 2022 Issue: Deadline, July 13
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“We saw you at the parade!”

For the first time in a couple of years, the 4th in the Park Committee was able to run a complete Fourth of July parade. The in-person parade was cancelled in 2020 due to Covid-19 restrictions and then brought back only in a limited fashion in 2021. This year, however, hundreds of spectators came out to see the full-blown parade with dozens of marching units strolling down Como Avenue in St. Anthony Park, celebrating America’s Independence Day. Parade participants included a color guard, neighborhood units, bands, floats and music.

Photos by Lou Michaels.

BUGLE MIDPOINT

Midpoint

June Midpoint Report

Editor, Park Bugle

20 Jun 2022

Here is the latest “Midpoint,” a mid-month Web report on some local news and information, since the publication of our June issue: Welsh play set for June 28 A live production of the Welsh play “West” is coming to St. Anthony Park Lutheran Church, 2323 Como Ave., at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, June 28. The play is sponsored by the...

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Staff

27 Jul 2022

Former Sholom Home now takes on new identity

By Janet Wight After being vacant for more than 10 years, the former Sholom Home on Midway Parkway has been transformed recently into a modern, inviting apartment building: Holden House, comprising 144 units, recently opened for occupancy. Owned by Twin...

Staff

30 Jun 2022

Sixteen initiatives win SAP Community Foundation funding

By Julie Dreschler The St. Anthony Park Community Foundation has awarded $32,000 in grants to support the activities and initiatives of 16 local non-profit organizations and community groups for calendar 2022. The foundation’s latest grants are spread across several categories...

Sarah CR Clark

29 Jun 2022

SAP Lutheran church kicks off Dwelling Place program

By Sarah CR Clark, Commentary When I’m not writing Bugle articles, I have the honor of helping a small but mighty committee organize programs for children and families through St. Anthony Park Lutheran Church. However, our newest program is not...

Staff

29 Jun 2022

Pat Thompson named Spirit of the Park winner

By Christie Vogt The Saint Anthony Park Community Foundation has named Pat Thompson as the recipient of its annual Spirit of the Park Award. Since 2007, the foundation has solicited nominations from the community with the goal of commemorating neighbors...

Scott Carlson

29 Jun 2022

New housing projects opening in south St. Anthony Park

By Scott Carlson, Christie Vogt and Janet Wight Nearly 600 new apartment units are coming online this summer in south St. Anthony Park, representing a burgeoning addition of new housing in the area’s Creative Enterprise Zone district. Apartment complexes new...

Scott Carlson

13 Jun 2022

Cleveland Avenue tree protest held Saturday

Several hundred citizens marched on Saturday to protest Ramsey County’s plans this week to start taking down the first of some 150 trees along Cleveland Avenue, from Como and Buford avenues, as part of a road construction project. “Many residents...

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People in Your Neighborhood & VOICES

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School News

Como Park Spring Sports Summaries

Eric Erickson

30 Jun 2022

By Eric EricksonSports analysis For the Bugle community, we offer a snapshot of the spring sports season at Como Park Senior High. Track & Field:...

Eric Erickson

30 Jun 2022

Como class of 2022 celebrates graduation

Seniors from the Class of 2022 and their families were busy celebrating accomplishments in early June. Graduation took place on June 7 at Roy Wilkins...

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Transition Town

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Donors News

Bugle fundraising nears $58,000

Editor, Park Bugle

28 Mar 2022

As the Bugle moves deeper into the second half of our 2021-2022 fiscal year, we have attracted about 650 individual and business donors. From the...

Bugle annual fundraiser update

Editor, Park Bugle

28 Jan 2022

As the Bugle concludes its fall fundraiser, its biggest campaign of the fiscal year, we have attracted some 620 individual and business donors. From the...

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Obituaries

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Corona virus update

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Opinion

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Birdman of Lauderdale

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Kids' Corner

Kids’ Corner

Editor, Park Bugle

21 Dec 2021

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...

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City Files

Como community council news

Editor, Park Bugle

31 May 2022

District 10 Community Council Changes on District 10 board of directors At its annual meeting and election in April, District l0 Community Council members...