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By Kathy Henderson You could sit for hours and only hear the sound of The trees keepin’ the lake and sky apart When Canadian singer/songwriter William Prince wrote those lyrics for “Gospel First ...
This year’s annual Bugle poetry contest attracted various poems with a few reflecting on longevity and perseverance. Besides our three winning poems of this month’s Bugle, here is one additional ...
First place—“Gaia Speaks: How to Stand with Me” Beyond its necessary messages about self care and abundance, noticing and surrender, I admire this piece for its cadences and sounds and for its ...
By Clay Christensen For the past several weeks, I have not been seeing as many birds at my feeders as I usually do. When I refilled my feeders the other day, I noticed the platform feeder looked like ...
Harrison Mohagen of Buhl Investors. Photo by Lou Michaels. Falcon Heights leaders and officials with Amber Union celebrated in early December the opening of the 125-unit apartment complex. The housing ...
By Eric Erickson, Sports analysis The 2024–25 school year flew by, as did the seasons for hundreds of student athletes in dozens of sports at Como Park High School. While some Cougar teams cherish ...
By Scott Carlson The on-again, off-again quest by Luther Seminary to sell a section of its campus grounds is back on again. Seminary officials recently said their board of directors has contracted to ...
By Scott Carlson The St. Anthony Park community is embarking on a long-term goal to remember Michael Brasel. The St. Anthony Park Community Foundation has started a youth endowment fund to honor ...
What an honor it has been to read and judge the poems submitted to the Bugle’s 15th annual poetry contest. In February, managing editor Scott Carlson challenged poets to write pieces inspired by the ...
By Anne Holzman The Ramsey County project reconstructing Cleveland Avenue has entered Phase 2, the last half of a planned two-year project that adds bike lanes, sidewalks and multi-use paths along ...
By Janet Wight Ophelia Sewell, cafeteria worker. Vesta Mosley, machine operator. Lily Preston, matron. Margaret Lazenberry, nurse. Junauld Brown, newspaper reporter. Ethel Maxwell Williams, assistant ...