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New Feature

Bell Museum reopening

Editor, Park Bugle

13 Jul 2020

With approval from public health and University of Minnesota officials, the Bell Museum announced today that it plans to reopen for members starting Thursday, July 16 and then for the general public on July 23. Museum officials, in a news...

July Midpoint

Editor, Park Bugle

21 Jul 2020

Midpoint Here is the latest “Bugle Midpoint,” a mid-month Web report on some new local news and information since the publication of our July issue: Park Press annual meeting Thursday, July 23 Park Press Inc., the publishers of the Park Bugle, will hold its annual membership meeting at 7 p.m. on Thursday, July 23 via Zoom. Business will include...

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Coronavirus Update

Staff

27 Apr 2020

COVID-19 crisis impact: Festival cancellation, business slowdowns

By Scott Carlson and Maja Beckstrom For the past 50 years, the St. Anthony Park Arts Festival has been a signature event in early June, drawing...

Scott Carlson

19 Mar 2020

Navigating the coronavirus crisis: Some restaurants offer take-out service, grocer providing curbside pickups

By Sarah CR Clark and Scott Carlson From churches, schools and families to restaurants, shops, businesses and community organizations; the COVID-19 virus is disrupting a...

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Editor, Park Bugle

06 Jul 2020

They LOVED The Parade!

In lieu of St. Anthony Park’s official July 4th parade, which was canceled because of COVID-19, the neighbors on and around Carter Avenue, between Como and Raymond, staged their own parade. Yes, a bit smaller, but no less spirited. Waving...

Sarah CR Clark

30 Jun 2020

Family models City Space Walk scavenger hunt

By Sarah CR Clark On what felt like the umpteenth day of Gov. Tim Walz’s stay-at-home order, Bill Prouty posted a video on the St. Anthony Park Neighbors Facebook page introducing a free, kid-friendly activity created by his family. “We...

Editor, Park Bugle

30 Jun 2020

Check out the SAP Arts Festival artists!

The COVID-19 pandemic put the kibosh on this year’s St. Anthony Park Arts Festival, which had been scheduled for June 6. But while Festival organizers were sad to cancel what would have been their 51st annual show, they are encouraging...

Anne Holzman

30 Jun 2020

Four years after Castile killed, what has Falcon Heights learned?

By Anne Holzman Falcon Heights City Council member Melanie Leehy is a black woman who grew up a few blocks from where George Floyd was killed on May 25 in Minneapolis. The Bugle recently asked Leehy to reflect on what...

Staff

30 Jun 2020

Changes afoot following George Floyd murder

By Maja Beckstromanalysis After George Floyd was killed, Samantha Huett-Shvetzoff watched protesters spill into the streets. She saw the pain and the passion and wanted to be a force for positive change. “It all sparked this fire inside of me,”...