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Missing person since early March of 1969, St. Anthony Park resident William “Bill” Underhill was a student in the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis.
Holly Keegel (right) and her sister Heidi Hilton (left) are trying to help Mary Underhill (center) find her long lost brother Bill. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Como junior Mason Aarness also earned all-state honors, finishing in 22nd place with a time of 16:30. Rounding out the top five at state for Como and contributing to the team’s score were senior Liam Schwie, junior Garrett Seppanen and senior Sig Isaacson who all finished in the 17-minute range. Junior Davy Nelson and Murray eighth grader Arthur Anderson made up the full 7-man state roster.
Encompassing 40 acres, the Hansen Tree Farm in Ramsey is the closest Christmas tree farm to the Twin Cities, and it has local roots: It’s owned by longtime St. Anthony Park residents and brothers Dave and Mark Hansen.
The last 2022 mural, “Untitled” by Povi Marie, is located at Terra Firma, 2350 W. Territorial Road.
The set of four greeting cards can be purchased for $15 at the following establishments: boréal, The Little Wine Shoppe, Gypsy Moon, Next Chapter Booksellers, Hang It and RoseAndRedwood.com.
Cindy and Blaine Thrasher have been St. Anthony Park residents for more than 30 years. They share why they support the Bugle as we conduct our annual fall fund drive.
The Concordia University St. Paul Alumni Association recently recognized DeWayne Combs, Murray Middle School physical education as its Educator of the Year 2022.
Murray’s Comparative Anatomy classes visited the Belwin Outdoor Educational Lab in Afton on a cold day in mid-October to study the variety of species living in various ecosystems. Students took environmental samples, logged plant species, counted animals and animal signs and also helped the Washington County Water district harvest native seeds as part of a prairie restoration program.
Murray’s Comparative Anatomy classes visited the Belwin Outdoor Educational Lab in Afton on a cold day in mid-October to study the variety of species living in various ecosystems. Students took environmental samples, logged plant species, counted animals and animal signs and also helped the Washington County Water district harvest native seeds as part of a prairie restoration program.
National honors for Como’s JROTC and AP Government students fundraising efforts for a trip to Washington are in the news this month.
Healthy Holiday Cookie Tip: Drop cookie dough by the tablespoon rather than a full cookie scoop. Smaller portions allow for more variety and make it easier to check in with yourself between bites on whether you are full and satisfied, or if you’d like more.
Lindsey McDivitt, a south St. Anthony resident and a children’s author, has released a new Christmas picture book just in time for the holidays. “Christmas Fairies for Ouma,” is a fiction book that celebrates the love between a grandparent and grandchild.
Karen Armstrong recounts the role of nature in spiritual life — across the centuries as well as today — in her latest book “Sacred Nature: Restoring Our Ancient Bond with the Natural World”. And novelist Annie Proulx turns to nonfiction in “Fen, Bog & Swamp”, looking at wetlands across the northern hemisphere, including Minnesota’s lakes.
“Lady Justice: Women, the Law, and the Battle to Save America” by Dahlia Lithwick profiles the women fighting to keep our legal system fair and accountable. Sarah Kendzior shows us the results of our worst impulses in “They Knew: How a Culture of Conspiracy Keeps America Complacent”.
Pulitzer Prize-winner Stacy Schiff is back with a biography of Samuel Adams — and it’s not just about his career as a brewer. Her fellow Pulitzer recipient Jon Meachan has written a definitive biography of Abraham Lincoln. And Pekka Hamalainen’s book “Indigenous Continent: The Epic Contest for North America” is an eye-opening retelling of the continent’s history that upends almost everything you learned in high school.
This fall sees new novels from Celeste Ng, Peter Geye, Frederik Backman, George Saunders and Elizabeth Strout. And don’t miss Jean’s special pick: “The Whalebone Theatre”. She calls it a novel that “touches every human emotion.”
“The Art of Gathering: How We Meet and Why It Matters” by Priya Parker is full of practical ways to make the season more meaningful and memorable. And Claire Saffitz’ new cookbook “What’s For Dessert” is packed with decadent recipes that are as easy to make as they are delicious.
Marie Kondo’s “Kurashi at Home: How to Organize Your Space and Achieve Your Ideal Life” focuses not on what to get rid of, but on conscious, mindful choices to help you take advantage of every part of your home and your day.
Found at Hampden Park Co-op: Lip balm in cardboard tubes made by Booda Organics. The co-op also carries bamboo toothbrushes and floss. Photo source: Boodaorganics.com
Hibar’s care products are plastic free. It is one of the sustainability oriented enterprises based in the Wycliff building in south St. Anthony Park. Photo source: hellohibar.com
Use a woven cotton Vejibag for sorting vegetables. Photo source: Vejibag.com
The St. Anthony Park Library, a Carnegie library, was built in 1917 and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Submitted photo.
The Twin Cities German Immersion School’s cross country team was conference champions. Photo submitted by Chris Tabisz.

BUGLE MIDPOINT

Bugle Midpoint debuts

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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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Graduating from SAP Elementary takes new look

By Sarah CR Clark St. Anthony Park Elementary School’s fifth graders won’t visit Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center this year as has been the case for previous fifth grade classes. And their end of the year celebration will look different...

Pastor Glenn Berg-Moberg retiring from SAP Lutheran Church

By Scott Carlson After nearly 19 years as the senior pastor of St. Anthony Park Lutheran Church, Glenn Berg-Moberg will be retiring as a man of the cloth on June 14. “It has been a privilege to serve the congregation...

It’s back! St. Anthony Park history book

The book “St Anthony Park—Portrait of a Community” is making a comeback after being out of print for nearly 20 years. Adam Granger, a St. Anthony Park resident and writer and musician, has spearheaded and brought the original back for...

Falcon Heights accepts state grant for work on TIES building

By Anne Holzman The Falcon Heights City Council on April 22 accepted a grant from the state Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) for environmental remediation of the former TIES building site. City Administrator Sack Thongvanh said the grant...

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...

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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...

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Como High classes coming back into school

By Eric Erickson Students across St. Paul public high schools are scheduled to return to their buildings for in-person instruction beginning on April 14 for...

News around the schools

By Sarah CR Clark Murray Middle School On-Site Support program Murray Middle School’s On-Site Support program, which began Feb. 22, is designed to provide in-person...

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Chiropractics, acupuncture and massage have gone to the dogs

Scarborough Fair brings ‘romance and enchantment’ to Milton Square

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Chocolate shop to open in Park 24

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Rabbi discusses “Connecting generations”

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Roseville Holiday Craft Bazaar

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Want to live greener? The city of Falcon Heights Environment Commission will host a “Sustainable Actions Fair” Saturday, April 28, at Community Park (at the...

Lauderdale garage sale is May 11

St. Anthony Park: MPCA report shows slight elevations of air pollution

Kasota Ponds Cleanup moved to April 28

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