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SAP History series returns this fall

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By Mary Mergenthal
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Kristin Anderson, specialist in architectural history, will begin her fourth year of monthly St. Anthony Park history presentations at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept.15, at St. Anthony Park Lutheran Church, 2323 Como Ave. The fall line-up begins with a look at the Old Muskego Church, located on the Luther Seminary campus, 2481 Como Ave. Always an interesting building with a fascinating history, Muskego is receiving a new focus as the fate of the seminary campus is being determined.
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Music on the lawn series is back

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By Mary Mergenthal
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St. Anthony Park Lutheran Church is hosting outdoor music this summer organized and hosted by SAP residents Paul and Kim Durkee. Musicians play on a stage on the side lawn of SAPLC. Luther Place will be partially blocked off from Como Avenue to the Zvago housing co-op driveway, allowing seating on the street and the large Luther Seminary lawn. SAPLC offers use of indoor bathrooms and electricity to host these concerts.
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Frederick Gaiser, noted Lutheran theologian, dies

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By Mary Mergenthal
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Frederick Gaiser, 88, professor emeritus of Old Testament at Luther Seminary, died May 12, 2026. Fred was born Oct. 5, 1937, in West Alexandria, Ohio, to George and Susan Gaiser. Fred earned a bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Kalamazoo College (Michigan), where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. While in high school, Fred won Virginia’s Westinghouse Science Talent Search, leading to summer jobs at the National Bureau of Standards in Washington.
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