Park Bugle – Page 54 – The Bugle is a community newspaper serving St. Anthony Park, Lauderdale, Falcon Heights and Como Park.

Gibbs family members were friendly to the Dakota

Roger Bergerson

19 Mar 2018

The nuthatch is an acrobatic and friendly little bird

Clay Christensen

19 Mar 2018

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“We saw you at the parade!”

For the first time in a couple of years, the 4th in the Park Committee was able to run a complete Fourth of July parade. The in-person parade was cancelled in 2020 due to Covid-19 restrictions and then brought back only in a limited fashion in 2021. This year, however, hundreds of spectators came out to see the full-blown parade with dozens of marching units strolling down Como Avenue in St. Anthony Park, celebrating America’s Independence Day. Parade participants included a color guard, neighborhood units, bands, floats and music.

Photos by Lou Michaels.

BUGLE MIDPOINT

Editor, Park Bugle

19 Nov 2018

Best buys

Tom Bielenberg, owner of Micawber’s Books, has the following books on his recommended reading list for the 2018 holiday season: Barbara Kingsolver Unsheltered New York: Harper 2018; 480 p. Michelle Obama Becoming New York: Crown 2018; 400 p. Michael R....

Editor, Park Bugle

19 Nov 2018

Our neighborhood bibliophile offers some novel ideas and other top-shelf selections for December shopping

By Judy Woodward Looking for a few good books for those on your shopping list this holiday season? Tom Bielenberg, of Micawber’s Books at Milton Square in St. Anthony Park, has suggestions for the naughty, the nice and everyone in...

Editor, Park Bugle

19 Nov 2018

Let the season of fun begin

Here’s your go-to guide for all things December in Bugleland REINDEER, CAROLERS AND THE JOLLY ELF will bring merriment to Como Avenue Saturday, Dec. 1, when the St. Anthony Park neighborhood celebrates its annual Shop Home for the Holidays. The day’s...

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19 Nov 2018

Magnolia and oak trees at risk

By Mary Maguire-Lerman Our tropical summer with high humidity levels not only brought us a new disease to wipe out our tasty basil plants, we also saw two insect pests thrive and attack special trees. From Highland Park to St....

Editor, Park Bugle

19 Nov 2018

As community organizer, de Freitas’ work starts with the basics

Roberto de Freitas By Scott Carlson As the new community organizer for the St. Anthony Park Community Council, Roberto de Freitas takes delight...

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19 Nov 2018

School News

St. Anthony Park Elementary School students and staff threw a surprise assembly to honor science teacher Jim Schrankler for receiving the Presidential Award for Excellence in Math and Science. Schrankler is accompanied by fellow science teacher Karen Christenson. Photo by...

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School News

Falcon Heights Elementary School

Editor, Park Bugle

18 Nov 2019

Fall at Falcon Heights Elementary included a Veteran’s Day program, open house night and an Olympics Readathon. Students and teachers completed reading activities, tallied 685,249...