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Tuesday, April 20, 2021

Trending/Thoughtful poems mark Bugle contest
Trending/Haiku poetry contest
Trending/Author Castillo to lead online book discussion
Trending/Financing woes stall Lauderdale senior apartment project
Trending/Lion House now sober house for women in recovery

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Churches find new ways to meet spiritual needs during pandemic

People in your neighborhood: Cecilia Ruesga

Cougars eagerly navigate altered sports schedule

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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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BUGLE MIDPOINT

September Midpoint

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Here is the latest “Bugle Midpoint,” a mid-month Web report on some new local news and information since the publication of our September issue: Free apple cider making webinar Sept. 24 The Good Acre, a nonprofit food hub in Falcon Heights, is offering a free webinar from 5 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 24 on the art of making apple...

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Coronavirus Update

Como principal shares thoughts on distance learning in COVID-19 times

By Eric Erickson In mid-March, educators across Minnesota followed the executive order of Gov. Tim Walz to begin preparing for distance learning. At Como Park...

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...

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Tobacco ordinance hearing planned in Lauderdale

By Anne Holzman The Lauderdale City Council will hold a public hearing Jan. 12 on proposed updates to the town’sa tobacco sales license ordinance to reflect new state and federal regulations. Businesses that sell tobacco products in Lauderdale also have...

Vacant Luther Seminary dorm is temporary homeless shelter

By Scott Carlson As a new year is dawning, a former dormitory at Luther Seminary is taking on a new life: It has become a temporary homeless shelter. Seminary officials signed a lease effective Dec. 1 that allows Ramsey County...

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2020 is hindsight for this Bugle Year in Review

Compiled by Scott Carlson In just a few days, 2020 will be history. In hindsight, it’s been a year chock full of dramatic and significant news, both on the local as well as national level. First and foremost, the COVID-19...

New director heads Creative Enterprise Zone

By Scott Carlson Angela Casselton recently became executive director of the Creative Enterprise Zone, returning to the nonprofit world and an organization known for facilitating wall murals in south St. Anthony Park. Casselton’s new job draws on her art and...

Falcon Heights weighing police, fire changes

By Anne Holzman With its fire services in flux and the municipality’s contracted police service from the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office up for review next year, the Falcon Heights City Council devoted much of its Nov. 4 workshop to discussing...

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Donors News

Bugle fall fundraising appeal starting

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Farmers market opens at Urban Growler

Prelude en Blanc at Scarborough Fair

CEZ launches billboard campaign

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Transition Town

Como High students call out climate crisis at the Capitol

Celebrating holidays with a smaller carbon footprint

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School News

Governor Walz visits Como High School; classes commence with distance learning

Como cross country runners reaching for “PR”

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Obituaries

Robert Johnson

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City Files

Lauderdale puts hold on new tobacco licenses

By Anne Holzman Citing changes in federal and state laws coupled with developments in tobacco products on the market, the Lauderdale City Council recently adopted...

District 10 committee recommends variances to aid Sholom Home proposal

District 12: Community Council

District 10: Groups exploring family homeless shelter in Bandana Square

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Neighbors

Lunch bunch

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Black entrepreneurs at The Lab

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Frustration over Line 3

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From the Desk of the Editor

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Birdman of Lauderdale

The key to spotting a brown thrasher is knowing its song

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