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BUGLE MIDPOINT

August Midpoint

Editor, Park Bugle

19 Aug 2020

Here is the latest “Bugle Midpoint,” a mid-month Web report on some new local news and information since the publication of our August issue: Protesters demonstrate for the U.S. Postal Service About 20 to 30 people gathered in front of and nearby the St. Anthony Post Office on Tuesday afternoon (Aug. 18) to protest service cutbacks that U.S. Postmaster...

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Staff

29 Oct 2020

People in your neighborhood: Nancy Healy

By John Horchner For about 14 years, Nancy Healy has been part of a book club I belong to in St Anthony Park, serving as its organizer and convener. The club started at Micawber’s Books in St Anthony Park where...

Staff

29 Oct 2020

German Immersion School yields a big win with Como Community Garden

By Rich Iwen The Twin Cities German Immersion School this summer donated 180 pounds of fresh produce to Keystone Midway Food Shelf, the culmination of a school-community project more than a year in the making. After German Immersion School Board...

Anne Holzman

29 Oct 2020

Falcon Heights plans street work for 2021

By Anne Holzman Four years after its last major round of street work, Falcon Heights is gearing up to improve utilities, repave streets, replace damaged curbs and address a persistent drainage issue on a Lindig Street cul-de-sac. Construction is proposed...

Scott Carlson

29 Oct 2020

Then there was a ‘metal grinding on metal’ sound

By Scott Carlson At 3 a.m. one day this past spring, Lou Smith awoke to the sound of “metal grinding on metal.” He looked out a house window, didn’t see anything and went back to sleep. Later that morning, when...

Editor, Park Bugle

24 Oct 2020

Bugle 2020 Voters’ Guide-State Legislature

In Bugle territory, several state legislative races are being held this fall. Here is a rundown of the candidates. In some cases, candidates did not respond to our request for information. In those instances, we endeavored to learn about them...

Anne Holzman

30 Sep 2020

Lauderdale city elections

By Anne Holzman Lauderdale residents will go to the polls Nov. 3 to elect a mayor and two City Council members. The Bugle asked the candidates to discuss their experience, goals if elected and views about the demand for housing...

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People in Your Neighborhood & VOICES

School News

Como, Murray students advance to National History Day

Eric Erickson

27 May 2021

By Eric Erickson From more than 15,000 students across the state who submitted History Day research projects at school level events, just 60 advanced through...

Eric Erickson

27 May 2021

Morgan Nichols wins Athena Award

By Eric Erickson From Langford Park Rec Center to Como Park High School, Morgan Nichols has always enjoyed athletic activities as they changed with the...

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Transition Town

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Donors News

Park Perks raises funds for Park Bugle

Staff

24 Sep 2013

In August, Sunrise Banks’ charitable coffee bar, Park Perks, raised $639 for the Park Bugle, the nonprofit community newspaper that is provided free to residents...

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