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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.”

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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American Top 50 (books, that is)

If you want to know the favorite 50 books of independent booksellers across the country, ask Hans Weyandt, co-owner of Micawber’s Books. By mid-October he’d collected more lists than he cares to count from booksellers spanning the country: rom City...

The Peace Corps today

Skype, email, blogging keep volunteers closer to home When Bob Hoyle served with the Peace Corps in the Philippines in the early 1960s, he never once was able to telephone home to Minnesota. For news, he and his fellow volunteers...

Peace Corps at 50

One of the first Minnesota volunteers says he took President Kennedy’s call to action to heart His father thought he was crazy. His employer was baffled, and many who knew the quiet, rather retiring young man who’d recently graduated from...

Voices: Arla Savage

Photo by Lori Hamlton Arla Savage lived in a distinctive white house on Carter Avenue in north St. Anthony Park for nearly five decades. A tireless volunteer and a classic good neighbor, she was recognized throughout the neighborhood for her...

Waiting for the LRT

The Bugle takes a (short) walk on the wild side In normal times, the corner of University and Raymond is one of the main intersections in the Bugle readership area. But for anyone trying to get to the Edge Coffee...

The 1971 Grateful Bread Truck Tour

By Dave Healy What’s the best summer you ever had? Mine was exactly 40 years ago, when two friends and I spent three months driving around the United States and Canada. Although in 1971 we were four years removed from...

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Murray students visit U of M greenhouses

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Murray’s Magnet Science II students toured University of Minnesota greenhouses in March to learn about aquaponics, a food-producing system that combines aquaculture (raising aquatic animals...

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News from St. Anthony Park Elementary School

Spring carnival and plant sale The annual Spring Carnival fundraiser will be held Friday, May 1, 5:30-8 p.m. Organizers are seeking gently used stuffed animals...

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Co-ed drum circle set for Aug. 23

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St. Anthony Park artist’s pastels featured in solo show

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