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Boys’ volleyball proves a popular new spring sport

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Bargain Upholstery closing shop

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Finding their Niche; retail shop opens

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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.”
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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.
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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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From the desk of the editor

By Scott Carlson As the Bugle goes to press in mid-July for our August edition, we have some news updates involving our publication: New Board With the start of our 2019-2020 fiscal year, we are saying goodbye to some board...

Taking on Japanese knotweed, a nasty invasive

By Dawn Tanner Japanese knotweed is an invasive plant with a long history in the United Kingdom (UK) and other parts of the world as an extremely problematic species. In the UK, the presence of the plant on or even...

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Scouts BSA Girl Troop forming in St. Anthony Park

St. Anthony Park United Church of Christ; the oldest continuous charter partner in Northern Star Council, Boy Scouts of America; is forming a girl troop. The girl troop, for girls ages 11-17, will be linked with Boy Scout Troop 17,...

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Kiwanis launches annual Peanut Day Drive

The Northern Suburban Kiwanis Golden K Club has launched its annual Peanut Day drive on July 1 to raise funds to support children and youth programs in the community. Individuals and businesses contributing to the fund drive get, in return,...

Tortoise and the Hare: St. Paul’s Grand Round Bike Trail

By John Horchner St. Paul’s commitment to a citywide “grand round” bicycle trail is nearing completion, an endeavor surprisingly more than 100 years in the making. And one that appears destined to cross the finish line before a similar bicycle...

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The joy of Pine Siskins

I really enjoy seeing at my feeders the Pine Siskins, a delicate little bird, about the same size and shape as an American goldfinch. They’re brown with heavy streaking and a light wingbar. Males have faint yellow highlights in the...

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Bugle annual donors update

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Bugle annual donors update Thank you, Bugle supporters! As of Feb. 4, the Bugle had received $50,630 in contributions for our annual donors’ fund drive....

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Chamber honors local leaders

Dogwood Coffee settles into St. Paul

Karta Thai to open in St. Anthony Park

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Syed running for St. Paul school board

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Como Park High remodeling continues

For Como Park Cougars, fall is here!

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Robert Chaffin

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Elaine Bratland

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City Files

Music, puppet shows and more at Lauderdale Farmers Market

The Lauderdale Farmers Market will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. the third Thursday in June, July, August and September, at Lauderdale Community Park,...

News from District 10 Como Community Council

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Rabbi discusses “Connecting generations”

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Roseville Holiday Craft Bazaar

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Birdman of Lauderdale

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Counting crows

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Birdman of Lauderdale: A bird’s bill indicates the food it eats and helps identify it

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