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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
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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.”

BUGLE MIDPOINT

Midpoint

August Midpoint –for the Bugle

Editor, Park Bugle

17 Aug 2021

Luther Seminary community meeting Aug. 18 Inland Development Partners is holding the second in a series of neighborhood meetings on Aug. 18 to share their vision for redeveloping a 15.5-acre section of the Luther Seminary lower campus. The open house meeting is scheduled for 4 to 7 p.m. on the front lawn of Lauderdale City Hall, 1891 Walnut St. Inland...

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Sarah CR Clark

25 Aug 2021

Inside the judging at the State Fair

By Sarah CR Clark The return of the Minnesota State Fair this summer is being celebrated not just by grandstand ticket holders and fans of deep-fried foods on a stick. Take Mary Duncomb and Kate Eelkema. They couldn’t be happier...

Editor, Park Bugle

29 Jul 2021

Celebrating the Fourth of July!

With the COVID-19 pandemic easing off this year, the St. Anthony Park 4th in the Park Committee was able to bring back, in person, a number of Fourth of July activities. The plethora of events included two- and four-mile races,...

Scott Carlson

29 Jul 2021

It’s a vegan meal on a stick

By Scott Carlson Among the 26 new foods that will be featured at the 2021 Minnesota State Fair is a ChoriPop, a vegan corndog on a stick. It’s the creation of Andy’s Garage, whose owner Frank Chase will sell the...

Sarah CR Clark

29 Jul 2021

It’s ba-ba-bottle feeding time for Blaze!

By Sarah CR Clark Park Service on Como Avenue in St. Anthony Park was busy with more than just automobiles on Friday, June 25. “Blaze,” a five- week-old American Blackbelly hair sheep, spent the day charming mechanics, customers and anyone...

Staff

29 Jul 2021

The 100 Trees Initiative takes root

By Rennie GaitherNews analysis Visitors to the kickoff of the Creative Enterprise Zone’s Chroma Zone Mural and Art Festival this spring may have noticed a new project launching amidst the murals and festival activities: The building of three community gravel...

Scott Carlson

29 Jul 2021

A frightful time at the Minnesota State Fair

By Scott Carlson For more than 35 years, Debbie Kohnen has considered her family’s amusement attraction at the Minnesota State Fair a success if it has frightened the daylights out of you. “We love to scare people,” Kohnen said in...

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People in Your Neighborhood & VOICES

School News

Editor, Park Bugle

28 Mar 2022

Falcon Heights Elementary School Family Service Night Falcon Heights Elementary School PTA and Falcon Families for Equity and Justice plan to co-host a Family Service...

Sarah CR Clark

25 Mar 2022

Avalon School gets a boost for play with Foundation grant

By Sarah CR Clark The Avalon School, 700 Glendale St., is one of 14 local programs and initiatives to receive a 2021 grant from the...

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Transition Town

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Business News

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Donors News

Bugle fundraising update

Scott Carlson

19 Nov 2019

Dear Bugle readers, More than a month into our annual fall fundraising campaign, we are slightly past the halfway point in meeting our financial goal...

Jennifer supports the Bugle and here’s why

Editor, Park Bugle

18 Nov 2019

Jennifer Ford Reedy, a resident of St. Anthony Park and president of the Bush Foundation, shares her thoughts on supporting the Bugle: How do you...

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City Files

City Files Prominent

District 10 committee recommends variances to aid Sholom Home proposal

Staff

28 Feb 2020

By Michael Kuchta The District 10 Como Community Council’s Land Use Committee is urging approval of density and parking variances so developers can convert the...