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St. Paul’s first ADU goes up in Hamline-Midway

Holman readied racer at Curtiss Northwest Airport

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Bell Museum will open July 14

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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.”

All photos by Creative Common photographers except for: 1 (hostas) by Ellen Zachos, the Backyard Forager [whose link is in the resources] and 12 and 13 (hazelnuts) by Josh Fecteau, joshfectau.com. Other photos: 2 by Ancatdubh43, 3 by Swale Crouch, 4 by Kropsoq, 5 by ZooFari, 6 by jp hamon, 7 by KENPEI, 8 by Nathan Martineau, 9 by I.Sácˇ ek senior, 10 by FabioGag, 11 by Dave Whitinger andC 14 by Morn the Gorn.
Como senior Susana Cabello Romero utilized “hybridity” to draw this illustration incorporating an AirPod.
Como junior A. K. applied “deconstruction” concepts to create this piece for Advanced Drawing class.
Book by Marcelo Hernandez Castillo
Marcelo Hernandez Castillo
The full roster includes seniors Abang Cham and Riley, juniors Ronnie Porter, Kaylynn Asberry, Cloey Dmytruk, Jada James, Annaya Bonds, Taylor Fairbanks, Tenia Childs and Walker, sophomores Shania Nichols, Kayla James and manager Dawn Weins, freshmen Siham Ali, Asia Mohamed, Greta Seppanen, Ellery Tennison and Wagner-Hemstad. Coach England’s staff also includes assistants Ronnie Smith, Andre Tellis and Jeff Dmytruk.
Adam Granger, Peter Ostroushko and Chicago banjoist Greg Cahill at a gig near Milwaukee, Wisconsin, circa 1994. Photo submitted by Adam Granger.
Peter Mercer-Taylor
Kiera Schumacher
Nan, a 26-year old female polar bear, is new to Como Zoo. Photo by Como Zoo & Conservatory.
Nan, a 26-year old female polar bear, is new to Como Zoo. Photo by Como Zoo & Conservatory.
Nan, a 26-year old female polar bear, is new to Como Zoo. Photo by Como Zoo & Conservatory.
Nan, a 26-year old female polar bear, is new to Como Zoo. Photo by Como Zoo & Conservatory.
The Lion House, a grand mansion in the Como Park neighborhood, is now a sober house for women in recovery. Photo by Cigale Ahlquist.
The Lion House, a grand mansion in the Como Park neighborhood, is now a sober house for women in recovery. Photo by Cigale Ahlquist.
The Lion House, a grand mansion in the Como Park neighborhood, is now a sober house for women in recovery. Photo by Cigale Ahlquist.
The Lion House, a grand mansion in the Como Park neighborhood, is now a sober house for women in recovery. Photo by Cigale Ahlquist.
The Lion House, a grand mansion in the Como Park neighborhood, is now a sober house for women in recovery. Photo by Cigale Ahlquist.
The Lion House, a grand mansion in the Como Park neighborhood, is now a sober house for women in recovery. Photo by Cigale Ahlquist.
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Volunteers Joanne Swanson and Annie Huidekoper take in donations from Como residents. Photo submitted by District 10 Community Council.
Volunteers Joanne Swanson and Annie Huidekoper take in donations from Como residents. Photo submitted by District 10 Community Council.
Volunteers Joanne Swanson and Annie Huidekoper take in donations from Como residents. Photo submitted by District 10 Community Council.
Volunteers Joanne Swanson and Annie Huidekoper take in donations from Como residents. Photo submitted by District 10 Community Council.
Volunteers Joanne Swanson and Annie Huidekoper take in donations from Como residents. Photo submitted by District 10 Community Council.

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Cutting Class for Climate Change

Cutting Class for Climate Change By Kaia Scholtz If you were near the shops in north St. Anthony Park midday on March 15, chances are you noticed something very different happening: Seventy-five Murray Middle School students — led by seventh-grader...

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Carter Avenue Frame Shop changes hands

On March 2, Tim Smith and his son Michael shared a bigger-than-normal birthday celebration. The senior Smith, who turned 60 that day, completed the sale of the Carter Avenue Frame Shop, a custom picture framing and art gallery business, to...

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Gabrielli wins Como’s Athena sports award

By Eric Erickson Editor’s note:The writer coached Gigi Gabrielli at Northwest Como Recreation Center and Murray Middle School. The St. Paul Area Athena Awards honor female high school seniors who demonstrate outstanding athletic achievements. One recipient is selected from each...

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Bugle seeks new board members

The Park Bugle is seeking candidates to fill opening on our board of directors. The volunteer board consists of residents and business people from the communities we serve _ St. Anthony Park, Como Park, Lauderdale and Falcon Heights. ...

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A chestnut grows, flowers in St. Anthony Park

In May, if you stroll along CHELMSFORD street near Dudley in North St. Anthony Park, you’ll notice a striking, yet vaguely unfamiliar tree. That’s an American chestnut, and it certainly wouldn’t have been unfamiliar to Americans 100 years ago. Once...

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Wellness center opens in ‘big yellow house’

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Eyedeals closes St. Anthony Park store

Good Acre opens on Larpenteur

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Jennings students march in Washington

Como Park Senior High School softball, baseball previews

Chelsea Heights spring carnival is May 18

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Rev. Robert Rankin

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Dr. Bjorn Monson

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City Files

Falcon Heights city-wide garage sale is Sept. 16

The Falcon Heights city-wide garage sale will be held Saturday, Sept. 16,from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Want to participate? Simply hold your garage sale on...

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St. Anthony Park neighborhood garage sale is Sept. 30

ComoFest isn’t over

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Local woman’s memoir describes life in postwar Germany

‘Dial M for Murder’ opens Sept. 7

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Author shares story of her son’s ADHD

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South Dakota return is a vacation delight

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