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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.

November 2021 Issue: Deadline, Oct. 13
December 2021 Issue (Holiday Guide): Deadline, Nov. 10
January 2022 Issue: Deadline, Dec. 8

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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.”

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BUGLE MIDPOINT

February Midpoint Report

Editor, Park Bugle

16 Feb 2021

Here is the latest “Bugle Midpoint,” a mid-month Web report on some local news and information since the publication of our February issue: Falcon Heights Council weighs Castile honorary street naming At its Feb. 24 meeting, the Falcon Heights City Council is expected to consider naming a stretch of Larpenteur Avenue in honor of Philando Castile, who was killed by...

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Scott Carlson

29 Apr 2021

Pattison pursued an odyssey of ‘Fossil Men,’ will discuss it for Library’s Tuesday Scholars

By Scott Carlson When Kermit Pattison, of St. Anthony Park, embarked on writing a scientific detective story—a case study—called “Fossil Men: The Quest for the Oldest Skeleton and the Origins of Humankind,” it was quite by accident. “I actually began...

Editor, Park Bugle

25 Mar 2021

Thoughtful poems mark Bugle contest

By Michael Kleber-DiggsBugle poetry judge This year the Park Bugle invited its readers to submit poems on the themes of adversity, challenge, change, endurance or perseverance. Sixteen thoughtful poems were submitted, and they explored the themes in their own unique...

Editor, Park Bugle

25 Mar 2021

Haiku poetry contest

Transition Town-ASAP will hold an open mic haiku reading invitation at 7 p.m. on April 12. See http://www.transitionasap.org for Zoom link info and other details on the challenge.

Judy Woodward

25 Mar 2021

Author Castillo to lead online book discussion

By Judy Woodward What does it feel like to stand between two worlds, not fully at home in either, yet drawn by countless ties of affection, culture and language to both? To navigate a new and unwelcoming life that simultaneously...

Anne Holzman

24 Mar 2021

Financing woes stall Lauderdale senior apartment project

By Anne Holzman The city of Lauderdale will have to wait at least until July to see if state affordable housing financing is available to assist developers in building a proposed senior apartment complex at the former Lauderdale School site,...

Scott Carlson

24 Mar 2021

Lion House now sober house for women in recovery

By Scott Carlson It’s called The Lion House, a mammoth 107-year-old mansion on Midway Parkway in the Como neighborhood. Built in 1914 for $17,000 by Thomas Frankson, a real estate developer and one-time Minnesota lieutenant governor; the house originally sat...

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People in Your Neighborhood & VOICES

School News

Como, Murray students advance to National History Day

Eric Erickson

27 May 2021

By Eric Erickson From more than 15,000 students across the state who submitted History Day research projects at school level events, just 60 advanced through...

Eric Erickson

27 May 2021

Morgan Nichols wins Athena Award

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...