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Upcoming Bugle deadlines

Here are our Bugle deadlines for the next three issues. As always, we appreciate when writers and readers submit their articles early.

Please note our publication dates represent when the newspapers go out for delivery. Mail distribution of the paper may take up to several business days. Meanwhile, bulk drop-offs of the paper around town are usually completed two to three days after publication.

April 2023 Issue: Deadline, March 8
May 2023 Issue (Home & Garden Guide): Deadline, April 12
June 2023 Issue (SAP Arts Festival Guide): Deadline, May 10

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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.”

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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Editor, Park Bugle

27 May 2020

June Events

Falcon Heights cancels summer programs Falcon Heights City Administrator Sack Thongvanh announced May 8 that all city summer recreation programs would be canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Anyone who has registered for a summer program will receive a full...

Eric Erickson

27 May 2020

Reflections from Como Park High seniors  a mix of sadness, maturity

By Eric Erickson Frustrated. Bummed. Sad. They are words frequently used by Como Park High School’s graduating seniors who are contemplating the end of high school. With a global pandemic causing traditional rites of passage to be canceled, including prom...

Sarah CR Clark

27 May 2020

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...

Scott Carlson

27 May 2020

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...

Scott Carlson

27 May 2020

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...

Anne Holzman

27 May 2020

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...

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Morgan Nichols wins Athena Award

Eric Erickson

27 May 2021

By Eric Erickson From Langford Park Rec Center to Como Park High School, Morgan Nichols has always enjoyed athletic activities as they changed with the...