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Saturday, April 1, 2023

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The Kaposia Times” mural by artist Marlena Myles intermingles past and present Dakhóta and Imníža Ská (St. Paul) history and was commissioned for the 2021 Chroma Zone Mural & Art Festival. You’ll find it in the Creative Enterprise Zone on the north wall of C. E Imníža Ská. Gobeil Co. Inc. at 715 Raymond Ave. Photo by Drew Henderson.
The Kaposia Times” mural by artist Marlena Myles intermingles past and present Dakhóta and Imníža Ská (St. Paul) history and was commissioned for the 2021 Chroma Zone Mural & Art Festival. You’ll find it in the Creative Enterprise Zone on the north wall of C. E Imníža Ská. Gobeil Co. Inc. at 715 Raymond Ave. Photo by Drew Henderson.
The Kaposia Times” mural by artist Marlena Myles intermingles past and present Dakhóta and Imníža Ská (St. Paul) history and was commissioned for the 2021 Chroma Zone Mural & Art Festival. You’ll find it in the Creative Enterprise Zone on the north wall of C. E Imníža Ská. Gobeil Co. Inc. at 715 Raymond Ave. Photo by Drew Henderson.
The Kaposia Times” mural by artist Marlena Myles intermingles past and present Dakhóta and Imníža Ská (St. Paul) history and was commissioned for the 2021 Chroma Zone Mural & Art Festival. You’ll find it in the Creative Enterprise Zone on the north wall of C. E Imníža Ská. Gobeil Co. Inc. at 715 Raymond Ave. Photo by Drew Henderson.
The Kaposia Times” mural by artist Marlena Myles intermingles past and present Dakhóta and Imníža Ská (St. Paul) history and was commissioned for the 2021 Chroma Zone Mural & Art Festival. You’ll find it in the Creative Enterprise Zone on the north wall of C. E Imníža Ská. Gobeil Co. Inc. at 715 Raymond Ave. Photo by Drew Henderson.
Darryl Michaelson is the owner of Purrniture, a local maker and retailer of durable cat furniture. Photo by Janet Wight.
Darryl Michaelson is the owner of Purrniture, a local maker and retailer of durable cat furniture. Photo by Janet Wight.
Darryl Michaelson is the owner of Purrniture, a local maker and retailer of durable cat furniture. Photo by Janet Wight.
Darryl Michaelson is the owner of Purrniture, a local maker and retailer of durable cat furniture. Photo by Janet Wight.
Darryl Michaelson is the owner of Purrniture, a local maker and retailer of durable cat furniture. Photo by Janet Wight.
Walk with Ease participants set off to walk around Como Lake. Photo by Niza Hanany.
Murray’s National Junior Honor Society students made blankets and toys for animals at the Humane Society. Photo courtesy of Stefanie Folkema.
Como’s 200-yard freestyle relay team of Kai Sackreiter, Sig Isaacson, Gabe Napierala and Kyle Kosiak (L to R) earned fourth place in the state swim meet. Photo by Gwen Kosiak.
Como AP Government students with Senator Tina Smith after their meeting. Photo courtesy of Senator Tina Smith’s office.
Those who can’t wait until summer to see Christopher Nolan’s movie “Oppenheimer” with Cillian Murphy as J. Robert Oppenheimer along with a star-studded cast, might do well to consider a new book by Emily Strasser, “Half-Life of a Secret: Reckoning with a Hidden History,” due out in April. Book review by John Horschner.
The Old Muskego Church sits [now] at the edge of the Luther Seminary campus. Muskego Church, 1934, Library of Congress.
From left to right: Anna Gaseitsiwe, Ericha Gudmastad and Natalie Georgieff. Photo courtesy of Anna Gaseitsiwe.
Falcon Heights to acquire Community Park
Falcon Heights to acquire Community Park
Falcon Heights to acquire Community Park
Falcon Heights to acquire Community Park
Luminaries lined the pathway at Langford Park on Feb. 25. The event was a fundraiser put on by the St. Anthony Park Elementary School Association. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Luminaries lined the pathway at Langford Park on Feb. 25. The event was a fundraiser put on by the St. Anthony Park Elementary School Association. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Luminaries lined the pathway at Langford Park on Feb. 25. The event was a fundraiser put on by the St. Anthony Park Elementary School Association. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Luminaries lined the pathway at Langford Park on Feb. 25. The event was a fundraiser put on by the St. Anthony Park Elementary School Association. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Luminaries lined the pathway at Langford Park on Feb. 25. The event was a fundraiser put on by the St. Anthony Park Elementary School Association. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Luminaries lined the pathway at Langford Park on Feb. 25. The event was a fundraiser put on by the St. Anthony Park Elementary School Association. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Luminaries lined the pathway at Langford Park on Feb. 25. The event was a fundraiser put on by the St. Anthony Park Elementary School Association. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Luminaries lined the pathway at Langford Park on Feb. 25. The event was a fundraiser put on by the St. Anthony Park Elementary School Association. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Luminaries lined the pathway at Langford Park on Feb. 25. The event was a fundraiser put on by the St. Anthony Park Elementary School Association. Photo by Lou Michaels.
Luminaries lined the pathway at Langford Park on Feb. 25. The event was a fundraiser put on by the St. Anthony Park Elementary School Association. Photo by Lou Michaels.
"Horton Park — Mini Arboretum."
"Horton Park — Mini Arboretum."
This map illustrates the evolution of the mini-arboretum, showing two major planting events in 1979 and 2012 and the period during which other trees were planted. Map by Tracy Kugler.

BUGLE MIDPOINT

Midpoint report for November

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Here is the latest “Bugle Midpoint,” a monthly Web report on some new local news and information since the publication of the November Bugle: GLOW Holiday Festival GLOW, a walk-through event, begins Nov. 23 and continues at CHS Field, 360 N. Broadway St., through Jan. 1. The festival features lights, illuminated trees, interactive displays and full ballpark food and drinks....

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Luminary festival coming

By Bryn Manion The second annual St. Anthony Park Elementary Luminary Festival will be held on Feb. 25 and 26 at Langford Park. Illumination will begin both nights during the 5 p.m. hour and by twilight the luminary path will...

Playwrights’ Center planning move to south St. Anthony Park

By Scott Carlson The Minneapolis-based Playwrights’ Center is expected to unveil in mid-February detailed plans on relocating to 710 Raymond Ave. in south St. Anthony Park. The Center’s intentions follow news of the artistic theatrical nonprofit winning a $4 million...

New city planner joins Falcon Heights

By Anne Holzman The Falcon Heights city staff recently welcomed Hannah Lynch as their new planner and community development coordinator. And Lynch’s move from the Carolinas to the Twin Cities has been an adventure … and a cold one, at...

GreenStep up for Lauderdale?

By Anne Holzman Lauderdale Mayor Mary Gaasch said in a recent interview that she expects the City Council to consider soon whether to embark on the next level of GreenStep city environmental measures. GreenStep is a state initiative to encourage...

Cities hope for government aid increase in 2023

By Anne Holzman City officials across Minnesota will enter January with recent municipal tax hearings on their minds and with ideas about how the state Legislature might address increases in home property taxes. Lauderdale city officials are joining a chorus of...

Resolved: Successfully taking on eating in 2023

By Jenni Wolf,Nutritionist The start of the New Year is when many people set goals and resolutions for the year ahead. Common resolution subjects are food and nutrition. However, what is often less common is people actually succeeding in following...

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People in Your Neighborhood & VOICES

VOICES: Eleazar S. Fernandez

PEOPLE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD: Katrina Sweet

Voices: Daisuke Inadome

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School News

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Some accommodations expected on Cleveland Avenue Phase 2 project

By Scott Carlson Ramsey County is expected this spring to rebuild a segment of Cleveland Avenue in St. Anthony Park with special conditions aimed at...

School news around town

SAP Elementary School By Sarah CR ClarkNews commentary Grade school students petition for snow days At the end of this past November, with a winter...

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Transition Town

Discovering the joy of pickling

Go electric: Make your home part of the climate solution

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Business News

Business news Food & Drink Guide Prominent

Have food and drink businesses rebounded from pandemic?

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The Makery debuts at Milton Square

Queue up for self-service at Speedy Market

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Donors News

Rosann supports the Bugle and here’s why

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Rosann Cahill, co-chairperson of the Park Bugle, shares why she supports the Bugle, as we conduct our annual fall fund drive: How do you connect...

Bugle donors’ fundraising update

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By Scott Carlson As the Bugle plunges into the heart of our annual fall fund drive, it’s worth repeating that our healthy operations are greatly...

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Birdman of Lauderdale

Birdman of Lauderdale

All about the northern flicker

Clay Christensen

The tenacious, mighty merlin

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Taking a look at the American tree sparrow

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Kids' Corner

Neighbors

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Neighbors

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Neighbors for August 2022 Bugle

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Ask The Librarian

ASK THE LIBRARIAN

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For that holiday dinner—yams or sweet potatoes?

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Book Reviews

Hot book picks for the holiday season

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Opinion

War vs. Climate

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Psilocybin research arrives at U of Minnesota

A case for snow days

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Obituaries

Carolyn Mohn

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James McTie

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City Files

City Files: Como community councils news

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District 10 Lake Como cleanup-Oct. 8 District 10 is planning the next Lake Como cleanup for 9 a.m. to noon, Saturday, Oct. 8. These events,...

St. Anthony Park community council news

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St. Anthony Park community council news

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Como community council news

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