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“We saw you at the parade!”

For the first time in a couple of years, the 4th in the Park Committee was able to run a complete Fourth of July parade. The in-person parade was cancelled in 2020 due to Covid-19 restrictions and then brought back only in a limited fashion in 2021. This year, however, hundreds of spectators came out to see the full-blown parade with dozens of marching units strolling down Como Avenue in St. Anthony Park, celebrating America’s Independence Day. Parade participants included a color guard, neighborhood units, bands, floats and music.

Photos by Lou Michaels.

BUGLE MIDPOINT

Bugle Midpoint debuts

Editor, Park Bugle

12 Mar 2020

Today marks the debut of “Bugle Midpoint,” a mid-month report on our website that will give readers an update on some news and information since the publication of our last issue and before our upcoming edition is printed. Our monthly report will be a quick read on some new local news and information: —Event cancellations due to coronavirus concerns....

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Scott Carlson

27 May 2020

4th in the Park pivots for this year’s holiday

Annual parade canceled but virtual events planned By Scott Carlson For the first time in memory, the St. Anthony Park 4th in the Park Committee is canceling the annual July 4th parade and related in-person activities, citing the need for...

Editor, Park Bugle

27 Apr 2020

Events Around Town

Plant sale benefit for first responders, order by May 20, pickup plants on May 23 The Pollinator Plant Sale, held at the Temple of Aaron the past five years, has been rescheduled for another location since the temple is closed...

Editor, Park Bugle

27 Apr 2020

Juergens wins Graven Public Service award

The Minnesota State Bar Association has named Ann Juergens, a long-time St. Anthony Park resident, the 2020 winner of the prestigious David Graven Public Service Award. The association’s annual award is given to a Minnesota lawyer who “best exemplifies the...

Staff

27 Apr 2020

Philly offers a doggone adventure

By John Horchner We’d been researching and visiting dog shelters for two years and I’d had enough. When my wife was out of town visiting her mom in Russia and then a friend in Pittsburgh, I enlisted my 8-year-old son...

Eric Erickson

27 Apr 2020

Como principal shares thoughts on distance learning in COVID-19 times

By Eric Erickson In mid-March, educators across Minnesota followed the executive order of Gov. Tim Walz to begin preparing for distance learning. At Como Park High School, staff intensively developed and modified academic content for an entirely new form of...

Scott Carlson

27 Apr 2020

St. Anthony Park man, 95, is a dedicated walker

By Scott Carlson As Minnesotans “shelter-in-place” and embrace “social distancing,” many of them are turning to walking as one diversion to general quarantine measures. For 95-year-old Paul Quie, the routine of daily walks is nothing new. In fact, you might...

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School News

Como’s Class of 2021 struggles with strange senior year

Eric Erickson

22 Dec 2020

By Eric Erickson Distance learning during the COVID pandemic has been challenging for students across the country at every grade level. Stories of low engagement...