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Tuesday, June 22, 2021

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You're Invited to our Annual Meeting!

Dear Community Friends,
The Park Bugle, your local community nonprofit newspaper exists to strengthen our community by providing local news and storytelling that transforms readers into neighbors. You are an important part of this work to connect the community.

We invite you to join the Bugle Annual Community meeting (virtually), June 22 at 7:00 p.m. We will briefly conduct the annual Bulge business that keeps us strong,: elect the slate of new board members and officers, and approve the budget for the coming year. We’ll share our plans for the coming year. We welcome the very entertaining Clay Christensen, the Bugle’s Birdman of Lauderdale, as our guest speaker on the topic, “In Defense of Crows.”.

We hope you will tune in. Please rsvp to: editor@parkbugle.org and you will receive a link to the meeting.

Thank you again for your part in The Bugle, our community connector!

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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.”

Photo by Gabrielle Lawrence
Photo by Gabrielle Lawrence
SAPSA plant sale coordinators Lauren Renner, Summer Martins and Anita Severt take a quick break while setting up for this year’s sale. Photo by Sarah CR Clark.
SAPSA plant sale Photo by Sarah CR Clark.
SAPSA plant sale Photo by Sarah CR Clark.
SAPSA plant sale Photo by Sarah CR Clark.
The preschool students of St. Anthony Park Community Nursery School spent the year studying water. Photo courtesy of the nursery school.
The preschool students of St. Anthony Park Community Nursery School spent the year studying water. One of the projects included a sculptured titled “Garbage Shark” which represents ocean pollution, particularly plastic. Photo courtesy of the nursery school.
National History Day Virtual Session
(L to R) Alice Wagner-Hemstad, Kai Sackreiter, Soren Sackreiter and Zach Bollman advanced to National History Day for their website detailing the origin of modern educational technology.
Ayla Bornsztein qualified for National History Day with her website, “We can (ALL) do it: Communicating Women’s’ Empowerment from WWII to Today.”
Taylor Fairbanks advanced to National History Day for her digital exhibit “A Fight For the People’s Land.”
Rick Beeson
Water is a main feature in the garden of Deb Bordsen and Norm Bailey. Submitted photo.
The building at Falcon Heights Community Park has sustained weathering. Photo by Cigale Ahlquist.
The building at Falcon Heights Community Park has sustained weathering. Photo by Cigale Ahlquist.
The building at Falcon Heights Community Park has sustained weathering. Photo by Cigale Ahlquist.
Como Zoo zookeepers Becky Sievers, front, and Liz Cuthbert work with the sea lions. Photo by Cigale Ahlquist.
The new Como Harbor exhibit has a shaded amphitheater with seating up to 1,000. Photo by Cigale Ahlquist.
Mike Smith, owner of John Michael Smith, Luthier LLC in St. Anthony Village, checks over a violin he is repairing in his workshop. He has operated his business in the Carter Avenue location for 35 years. Photo by Cigale Ahlquist.
Violins and violas being repaired hang over Smith’s workbench in his basement workshop. Photo by Cigale Ahlquist.
Carving tools at Mike Smith’s luthier shop. Photo by Cigale Ahlquist.
Mike Smith, owner of John Michael Smith, Luthier LLC in St. Anthony Village, checks over a violin he is repairing in his workshop. He has operated his business in the Carter Avenue location for 35 years. Photo by Cigale Ahlquist.
Morgan Nichols is Como Park’s Athena Award winner. Submitted photo.
Michael Kuchta
Spent grains from Dual Citizen Brewing Company in St. Anthony Park help feed the chickens at TunTum BlackHill Farm in Webster, MN. Right, Patrick Kessler of DCBC makes a new friend. Photos courtesy TunTum BlackHill.
Northern Flicker. Photo by Linda Krueger.

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Marvelous muralists—Eric J. Garcia

By Sarah CR Clark When I recently met Eric J. Garcia during the Chroma Zone Mural & Art Festival in south St. Anthony Park, his red t-shirt and blue pants perfectly matched the mammoth wall mural he was painting. Garcia’s...

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November Events

Saint Anthony Park Library 2245 Como Ave. All events and classes take place in the Saint Anthony Park Library auditorium unless otherwise noted. For more information about upcoming programs, please call the library at 651-642-0411, or visit www.sppl.org. Please note,...

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Weiner chronicles Hy Berman in new book

By Michelle Christianson Longtime St. Anthony Park resident and award-winning journalist Jay Weiner has written a new book, “Professor Berman: The Last Lecture of Minnesota’s Greatest Public Historian,” scheduled for release on Nov. 12. Weiner’s latest book is a fascinating...

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“Easiest Catch: Another Fish in the Dark Net ”

By John Horchner Today, more and more of the products we bring into our homes and businesses are connected to the Internet—thermostats, smart speakers, even pacemakers. It’s called The Internet of Things and “. . . that’s the topic that...

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Bugle’s annual fund drive off and running

Autumn is in the air and so is the Bugle’s annual fall fund drive. The Bugle’s goal for 2019-20 is $52,000 and we are off to a good start. As of Oct. 9, some 200 donors have contributed $17,200 since...

Mumford joins Como Zoo!

In the zoo, the mighty zoo, the lion sleeps tonight. Yes, it’s true. There’s a new lion at the Como Zoo. “Mumford is his name and he is beautiful, big and strong,” Como Zoo spokesman Matt Reinartz told the Bugle....

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Bugle launches 2019-20 annual fund drive

By Beth Magistad 2019 has been the second-wettest year on record to date in the Twin Cities, but thanks to our new mailbox delivery, your...

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Lyngblomsten launches life-enrichment centers for older adults

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Transition Town

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Cougar girls’ soccer team City champions!

Como High JROTC program honored again

Nine candidates vying for St. Paul School Board

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Obituaries

Barbara Gerlach

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Lenora Galvin

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City Files

Como District 10: Lexington to get new stripes

Lexington in line for new stripes Ramsey County and the city of St. Paul have agreed to restripe Lexington Parkway between Orchard and the Horton/Como...

Falcon Heights named ‘City of Excellence’

Music, puppet shows and more

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Authors at Winding Trail Books

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Art loft at boréal!

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Master Properties seeking TIF financing for redevelopment project at Luther Seminary site

Time for a Change

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Birdman of Lauderdale

Some fathers fish with their sons, others take father-son birding trips

Clay Christensen

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