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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

January Midpoint Report

Editor, Park Bugle

17 Jan 2021

Here is the latest “Bugle Midpoint, a mid-month Web report on some local news and information since the publication of our January issue: Candlelight peace vigil Four area churches are sponsoring an outdoor candlelight peace vigil from 7 to 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 20., Presidential inauguration day. The event “will be a time to walk in solidarity with...

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Sarah CR Clark

24 Feb 2021

Luther Seminary lands $1.5 million grant for studying congregations

By Sarah CR Clark Luther Seminary has landed a nearly $1.5 million grant this year from Lilly Endowment Inc. that will be used to explore ways that church leaders can reshape and deepen congregational life in their churches, according to...

Scott Carlson

24 Feb 2021

Wellness businesses primed for rebound from COVID?

By Scott Carlson In a time when staying healthy has been more on people’s minds because of the COVID-19 pandemic, wellness and fitness businesses have been challenged to stay afloat. From yoga and fitness centers to community block nurse programs...

Editor, Park Bugle

24 Feb 2021

From SAP to Myanmar, a long-distance teaching gig

By Joe Krivit My name is Joe Krivit, and I work the late-night shift as a social studies teacher at a high school on the other side of the world from my parents’ basement in Saint Anthony Park. It’s not...

Anne Holzman

28 Jan 2021

Falcon Heights dismantles fire department

By Anne Holzman The city of Falcon Heights has dismantled what remained of its volunteer fire department and is contracting now with the St. Paul Fire Department for fire services. The City Council took that action at its Jan. 13...

Editor, Park Bugle

27 Jan 2021

Neighbors

New dentist Saint Anthony Park Dental Care announces Dr. Nadine Yacoub has joined its clinic. Yacoub, a native of Minnesota, completed her undergraduate and dental degrees from the University of Minnesota. She will begin working at the clinic in February...

Staff

27 Jan 2021

Grants are music to Grasselli’s ears for vocal academy

By Cigale Ahlquist Forty years after discovering she could sing anything, from country to classical songs, without injuring her voice, Diana Grasselli is still teaching others how to make the most of their vocal talents. Grasselli has been teaching voice...

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School News

Back-to-school news roundup

Sarah CR Clark

25 Aug 2021

By Sarah CR Clark Regardless of whether face masks get packed among students’ shiny new notebooks and folders, the start of the 20021-2022 school year...

Eric Erickson

29 Jul 2021

Cougar sports teams enjoy summer activity

By Eric EricksonSports analysis While the summer Olympics proceed in Tokyo, international soccer tournaments are held and Minnesota’s professional sports teams host games with fans...

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Transition Town

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Donors News

Bugle continues annual fund drive, your support is vital

Editor, Park Bugle

15 Dec 2018

Just a few weeks into the Park Bugle’s annual fund appeal, we are more than halfway toward our $52,000 goal for the 2018-19 fiscal year....

Park Bugle annual fund drive is under way

Editor, Park Bugle

19 Nov 2018

Thank you, Bugle supporters! The Park Bugle’s annual fund appeal is in full swing and we are nearly halfway to our $52,000 goal for...

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Corona virus update

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St. Anthony Park community council news

Editor, Park Bugle

19 Sep 2019

District 12Community Council Ward 4 City Council candidate forum The St. Paul Housing Coalition is hosting a Ward 4 Candidate Forum. Bring your questions about affordable...

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