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Saturday, December 4, 2021

Trending/Falcon Heights approves 2022 policing contract
Trending/At the holidays, tips for tasty gifting
Trending/Community Foundation announces latest grant recipients
Trending/Occupy the ‘Blue Zones’ for a longer life
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District 10 committee recommends variances to aid Sholom Home proposal

Soul Logic debuts in south St. Anthony Park

Cougars on a quest for state tourneys

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Here are our Bugle deadlines for the next three issues. As always, we appreciate when writers and readers submit their articles early.

January 2022 Issue: Deadline, Dec. 8
February 2022 Issue: Deadline, Jan. 12
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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.”

Santa and Mrs. Claus are expected to visit Milton Square on Dec. 4. Submitted photo.
Santa and Mrs. Claus are expected to visit Milton Square on Dec. 4. Submitted photo.
Rekik Abaineh (left) is chef and co-owner of Bolé Ethiopian Cuisine, a Como Park restaurant that was previously located in the Midway neighborhood. She is pictured her with her husband Solomon Haile. Submitted photo
Hair salon stylist Theresa Black works on client Mary Schultz. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Murray Middle School’s comparative anatomy students studied plants and animals living in different ecosystems at Belwin Outdoor Science Center. Photo courtesy of Erin Dooley.
Murray Middle School’s comparative anatomy students studied plants and animals living in different ecosystems at Belwin Outdoor Science Center. Photo courtesy of Erin Dooley.
Murray Middle School’s comparative anatomy students studied plants and animals living in different ecosystems at Belwin Outdoor Science Center. Photo courtesy of Erin Dooley.
Keystone Community Services is among numerous community groups that are receiving grants from the St. Anthony Park Community Foundation for 2021-22. Its services include Meals on Wheels and food shelf delivery. Photo from Keystone Community Services.
Keystone Community Services is among numerous community groups that are receiving grants from the St. Anthony Park Community Foundation for 2021-22. Its services include Meals on Wheels and food shelf delivery. Photo from Keystone Community Services.
Get crafty but keep it simple. Purchase a few basic and affordable supplies like cardstock, clear plastic cellophane bags or wrap, mason jars, aluminum baking pans or tins and a spool of twine or ribbon. These few items, plus a Sharpie pen for labeling, make packaging your goods easy, affordable and beautiful while keeping them fresh.
Pack like a pro. Make sure your goods are fully cooled before packaging. Always make sure items are stored in airtight containers to keep them fresh.
Books make great gifts, providing hours of entertainment. They’re easy to wrap. And you can borrow them and read them yourself in January if you play your cards right. Next Chapter Booksellers is full of great ideas for everyone on your list. Here is one of their picks.
Books make great gifts, providing hours of entertainment. They’re easy to wrap. And you can borrow them and read them yourself in January if you play your cards right. Next Chapter Booksellers is full of great ideas for everyone on your list. Here is one of their picks.
Books make great gifts, providing hours of entertainment. They’re easy to wrap. And you can borrow them and read them yourself in January if you play your cards right. Next Chapter Booksellers is full of great ideas for everyone on your list. Here is one of their picks.
Books make great gifts, providing hours of entertainment. They’re easy to wrap. And you can borrow them and read them yourself in January if you play your cards right. Next Chapter Booksellers is full of great ideas for everyone on your list. Here is one of their picks.
Local poet Mimi Jennings is a longtime participant in Transition Town—ASAP. At the local readings she hosts, Mimi invites neighbors, as well as other accomplished poets, to the microphone. At this often hectic time of year, she offers two poems for us to savor. “Mind for Sound” reminds us that poetry is also word play. “After Thich Nhat Hanh’s Breathing” is Mimi’s take on the words of a Vietnamese Buddhist poet.
Diane Young, first a resident of St. Anthony Park and now of Falcon Heights, shares her thoughts on supporting the Bugle.
Girl Scouts from the Twin Cities German Immersion School helped out recently with the cleanup of the Churchill Rain Gardens. Submitted photo.
Como Park varsity cross country runners pose with their Section 4AA Championship trophy. Photo by Mohamed Aboushanab.
(Left to right) Chikamso Chijioke, Lucy Hebble, and PaNra Lee are student leaders with the League of Women Voters. Photo submitted by Eric Erickson.

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Lauderdale reviewing rules for front yard fences

By Anne Holzman The city of Lauderdale is in the middle of a yearlong moratorium on approving new front yard fences while it is drafting new rules that would govern them. But final consideration could be delayed because of COVID-19....

Close the real estate deal? Don’t shake my hand!

By Maja Beckstrom Any other year, Steve Townley would be in the middle of the busy spring real estate season. Not now. Townley, a RE/MAX agent who has worked for decades in the Saint Anthony Park neighborhood, says home-for-sale inventory...

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April Events

Editor’s note: Due to the coronavirus, many groups and organizations had, at press time, cancelled events and closed their locations through the end of March. Further cancellations into April are also possible. Please check with the Saint Anthony Park Library, St....

Newcomer challenges Hausman for DFL backing in House 66A

by Anne Holzman A Como Park neighborhood woman is challenging longtime incumbent Alice Hausman for the DFL endorsement to state House District 66A, which includes parts of St. Anthony Park and Como Park neighborhoods in St. Paul and also Falcon...

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Adopt-a-drain to protect natural waterbodies

Want to improve water quality in the Mississippi River or a nearby lake? Then Adopt-a-drain! This program relies on volunteers to keep trash out of stormwater drains near where they live. A couple of 15-minute sessions, twice a month is...

Biafra’s wall mural brightens Bro-Tex building

By Sarah CR Clark The north side of the Bro-Tex building in St. Paul looks like a page from a comic book since last fall’s Chroma Zone Mural Festival. Artist Biafra’s brightly colored character peers from the cement wall, removing...

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By Sarah CR Clark Falcon Heights Elementary Falcon Heights Elementary School is gradually welcoming students back into its building after months of distance learning due...

Six vying for St. Paul School Board

Charlotte “Charlie” Castro Castro, who has taught in the communication department at Century College and North Hennepin Community College, says her educational background and work...

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Transition Town

Transition Town news: Ride your bike to the toys

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Business News

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Urban Growler expansion under way

Bodywork, acupuncture, nutrition part of wellness practices in Lakes and Plains Building

Yoga in Bugleland

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PEOPLE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD: Ben Kantor

Frustration over Line 3

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Birdman of Lauderdale

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

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City Files

Join District 10 for yoga

District 10’s next Community Yoga get-together will be held Sunday, Sept. 9, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the Como Streetcar Station. Instructor Meegan Hall...

St. Anthony Park neighborhood garage sale is Sept. 15

All are welcome at St. Anthony Park District 12 meetings

Four file for Lauderdale City Council seats

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