The 57th annual St. Anthony Park Arts Festival will fill the neighborhood with arts galore on Saturday, June 6. This year’s one-day celebration will feature more than 50 juried artists on and near the ...

In May, Avalon School celebrated its 25th anniversary. The charter school, founded as a project-based learning model centered on student voice, has remained true to that mission. Avalon School has ...

Smurfit WestRock recently announced the closing of its paper recycling plant at 2250 Wabash Ave. in St. Paul, resulting in the loss of 189 jobs. The facility, a fixture in the community for decades, ...

The Como Park Robotics program got a reboot in 2023 and provided 12 committed students with an opportunity to use their emerging engineering skills. After a few years of inactivity due to Covid-19 ...

Miss Laos Papaya, an authentic Lao and Thai restaurant which had a soft opening in August and was scheduled for a grand opening in September, is a welcome new addition to the Como neighborhood. The ...

As winter turned to spring in our St. Paul neighborhoods this year, the melting snow revealed an unusual plethora of pine cones dotting the landscape of many evergreen-heavy yards. The more evergreens ...

Lauderdale officials reviewed pitches for a cannabis dispensary from architecture firms during the winter months and were preparing in May to recommend one firm to the City Council, although no agenda ...

As an Italian restauranteur for more than 20 years, Shari Breed knows the challenges of running Caffe Biaggio on University Avenue in south St. Anthony Park. Through the years, Caffe Biaggio has faced ...

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of one of the Bugle’s unsung heroes: Mary Hegge, our crackerjack proofreader for nearly three years. Mary died after a long battle with cancer in ...

Chelsea Heights staff members spent the week before school collaborating and planning to ensure a successful start for all learners. During opening week, teachers and staff review school logistics, ...

Fifty years of life at the 14-story Seal Hi-Rise in south St. Anthony Park can’t fit onto a plaque. But in September, the city of St. Paul put an important part of that history on the public record.

The spine of St. Paul’s North End neighborhood is Rice Street. The businesses and institutions have changed over time to reflect a population whose origins are less European. In the 21st century, ...