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Polars baseball defeat Cougars
The North St. Paul Polars baseball team on Tuesday (May 30) defeated the Como Park Senior High School Cougars in first round action of the Section AAA playoffs. In the photo, the Cougars put out of a Polars runner at second base. But the Polars won the game 15-0. Photo by Lou Michaels
On Friday, May 12; family and friends of Michael Brasel gathered for a candlelight vigil at Langford Park to remember Michael, who was shot to death on the morning of May 6 in his front yard trying to thwart a break in of his wife’s car.
On Friday, May 12; family and friends of Michael Brasel gathered for a candlelight vigil at Langford Park to remember Michael, who was shot to death on the morning of May 6 in his front yard trying to thwart a break in of his wife’s car.
Youth hockey players came to the vigil to remember their coach.
Youth hockey players came to the vigil to remember their coach.
On Friday, May 12; family and friends of Michael Brasel gathered for a candlelight vigil at Langford Park to remember Michael, who was shot to death on the morning of May 6 in his front yard trying to thwart a break in of his wife’s car.
Speaking at the vigil, Gretchen Hopeman, co-chairperson of the vigil.
St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter spoke at the Michael Brasel candlelight vigil on Friday evening, May 12 at Langford Park.
Speaking at the vigil, Hilary Brasel, widow of Michael.
On Friday, May 12; family and friends of Michael Brasel gathered for a candlelight vigil at Langford Park to remember Michael, who was shot to death on the morning of May 6 in his front yard trying to thwart a break in of his wife’s car.
On Friday, May 12; family and friends of Michael Brasel gathered for a candlelight vigil at Langford Park to remember Michael, who was shot to death on the morning of May 6 in his front yard trying to thwart a break in of his wife’s car.
Speaking at the vigil, Hilary Brasel, widow of Michael.
A flower memorial was built along the sidewalk at the Michael Brasel house. Photo by Lou Michaels.
A flower memorial was built along the sidewalk at the Michael Brasel house. Photo by Lou Michaels.
A flower memorial was built along the sidewalk at the Michael Brasel house. Photo by Lou Michaels.
The Como Park Robotics team returned to action this spring, building a successful robot and positive momentum for the future. Photo by Brad Turner.
A map of artists, music and activities at the St. Anthony Park Arts Festival June 3
Oval bowl handbuilt low, shallow bowl Textured surface with layered glazes glaze by Amy Von Bargen.
Minneapolis potter, Amy Von Bargen, works in her studio. Photo courtesy of Amy Von Bargen.
1084 carbon steel Nakiri vegetable knife with brass pins and stabilized curly mango and maple handle by Paul Georgieff.
Paul Georgieff. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Crescent moon pendant made of sterling silver with larimar, gaspeite, and amethyst by Jenny Levernieris.
Jenny Levernieris. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Activities at the St. Anthony Park Arts Festival June 3
Owner Erin Flavin says she is excited to bring Marigold, a non-alcoholic bottle shop, to Milton Square. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Three townhouses are nearing completion on a street in St. Anthony Park. Where previously one house may have stood, now there are three homes. Photo by Pat Thompson.
The second phase of Cleveland Avenue reconstruction is under way this spring. Photos by Lou Michaels.
The second phase of Cleveland Avenue reconstruction is under way this spring. Photos by Lou Michaels.
The second phase of Cleveland Avenue reconstruction is under way this spring. Photos by Lou Michaels.
The second phase of Cleveland Avenue reconstruction is under way this spring. Photos by Lou Michaels.
The St. Anthony Park Community gathered on a rainy Saturday in late April for the annual Kasota Ponds CleanUp.
Como Park Annual Ice Cream Social - July 14, 5:30-8 p.m.
District 12 committees are working to create a new pollinator patch garden at the corner of Raymond Avenue and Robbins Street.
With the June issue of the newspaper, we welcome Bill Brady as the new copy editor for the Bugle.
Pah Meh won Como’s Athena Award and will attend Metro State University next fall. Submitted photo.
Homeowners into serious gardening find a variety of ways to make use of the natural terrain in their St. Anthony Park neighborhood. Photos courtesy of SAP Garden Club.
Homeowners into serious gardening find a variety of ways to make use of the natural terrain in their St. Anthony Park neighborhood. Photos courtesy of SAP Garden Club.
Homeowners into serious gardening find a variety of ways to make use of the natural terrain in their St. Anthony Park neighborhood. Photos courtesy of SAP Garden Club.
Homeowners into serious gardening find a variety of ways to make use of the natural terrain in their St. Anthony Park neighborhood. Photos courtesy of SAP Garden Club.
Homeowners into serious gardening find a variety of ways to make use of the natural terrain in their St. Anthony Park neighborhood. Photos courtesy of SAP Garden Club.
Colorful gardens are in full bloom in many St. Anthony Park homes this spring. Photo courtesy St. Anthony Park Garden Club.
Homeowners into serious gardening find a variety of ways to make use of the natural terrain in their St. Anthony Park neighborhood. Photos courtesy of SAP Garden Club.
Homeowners into serious gardening find a variety of ways to make use of the natural terrain in their St. Anthony Park neighborhood. Photos courtesy of SAP Garden Club.
Homeowners into serious gardening find a variety of ways to make use of the natural terrain in their St. Anthony Park neighborhood. Photos courtesy of SAP Garden Club.
Homeowners into serious gardening find a variety of ways to make use of the natural terrain in their St. Anthony Park neighborhood. Photos courtesy of SAP Garden Club.
Homeowners into serious gardening find a variety of ways to make use of the natural terrain in their St. Anthony Park neighborhood. Photos courtesy of SAP Garden Club.
The Como Pops is a summer musical institution. Photos submitted by Jim ten Bensel.
The Como Pops is a summer musical institution. Photos submitted by Jim ten Bensel.
The Como Pops is a summer musical institution. Photos submitted by Jim ten Bensel.
Historic houses in St. Anthony Park can be found on Ludlow Avenue. Photo by Kristin Anderson.
Fresh, whole produce has a much lower price per unit cost than a prepared, store-bought fruit platter—if you have time for it, do-it-yourself. Photo by Jenni Wolf.
Identify your pantry and fridge staples so you make sure to spend on what you’ll actually use! Photo by Jenni Wolf.

BUGLE MIDPOINT

Celebrating Halloween safely and more

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Here is the latest “Bugle Midpoint,” a mid-month Web report on some new local news and information since the publication of our October issue: Avoid a scary Halloween during COVID-19 By Sarah CR Clark Back in September, Lisa Troutman began wondering how her family would celebrate Halloween during the pandemic. She was not alone. A resident of St....

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Bugle poetry contest back again

By Scott CarlsonBugle managing editor We have issued our challenge! But will you submit your rhyme in time? With spring on the horizon, the Bugle is conducting its 11th annual poetry contest in conjunction with National Poetry Month in April....

Falcon Heights council weighs Castile honorary street naming

By Anne Holzman As of early February, it appeared Falcon Heights was primed to possibly name a stretch of Larpenteur Avenue in honor of Philando Castile, who was killed by a police officer on that section of road in 2016....

Amber Union secures state funding, developer wants TIF support

By Anne Holzman A developer converting the old TIES office building in Falcon Heights to affordable housing received state bond money in January, after lowering the required income levels for renters and, consequently the rents. To make up for the...

Luther Seminary lands $1.5 million grant for studying congregations

By Sarah CR Clark Luther Seminary has landed a nearly $1.5 million grant this year from Lilly Endowment Inc. that will be used to explore ways that church leaders can reshape and deepen congregational life in their churches, according to...

Wellness businesses primed for rebound from COVID?

By Scott Carlson In a time when staying healthy has been more on people’s minds because of the COVID-19 pandemic, wellness and fitness businesses have been challenged to stay afloat. From yoga and fitness centers to community block nurse programs...

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From SAP to Myanmar, a long-distance teaching gig

By Joe Krivit My name is Joe Krivit, and I work the late-night shift as a social studies teacher at a high school on the other side of the world from my parents’ basement in Saint Anthony Park. It’s not...

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SAP Elementary School students embark on b’dote field trip

By Sarah Clark Every fall and spring, fifth grade students in the St. Paul School District embark on b’dote field trips. The word b’dote in...

Family science nights return to schools

By Sarah CR Clark Teaching science to kids in person, rather than virtually, is “way better!” according to St. Anthony Park Elementary science teacher, Jim...

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Transition Town

Get your home energy projects started

Transition Town news: Ride your bike to the toys

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The value of staying connected

Lyngblomsten launches life-enrichment centers for older adults

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Park Perks raises funds for Park Bugle

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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Great Decisions lecture series

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Authors at Winding Trail Books

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Art loft at boréal!

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Falcon Heights community survey is live

The city of Falcon Heights is seeking citizens’ opinions and insights about city services. Please take the 15- to 20-minute survey on city services. Please...

Volunteer for the Lauderdale Halloween party

News from District 12, St. Anthony Park

State Fair do’s and don’ts

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