Author: Staff
Burbank on Parade Wants You to Help
City Council is talking of eliminating funding which would put an end to the annual parade
Historical Society 40th Anniversary Honors Mary Jane and Harry Strickland
To mark the 40th Anniversary of its founding, the Burbank Historical Society honored Mary Jane Strickland and her husband, Harry at the Gordon R. Howard Museum
Jordan Middle School Goes Through a Renaissance
It was Renaissance Day on campus, and history came alive for the school’s seventh graders in interactive workshops, a professional play, a feast of foods that might have been served in the sixteenth century, and a jousting spectacle performed by knights on horseback.
Burbank Firefighters Add Nine to Ranks
“Together in Stride, Centennial Pride” is the motto of the class of 2013 as family members help pin badges on their new uniforms following grueling 14 week academy
“Luther Mobile” to Make It’s Way Down Parade Route
Luther Burbank Middle School students convert car into the Luther Mobile and will have it carry principal, Dr. Brian O’Rourke down the Burbank On Parade route
Burbank Arts For All Foundation Hosts Creative Circles Forum
Media Experts Talk Media Arts: Re-Imagining Burbank Arts Education was held at The Colony Theatre was moderated by producer/author/motivational speaker Phil Cooke
Burbank High JV Baseball Players Donate to BTAC
Members of the JV baseball team picked up food bags in the community to help with efforts at the Burbank Temporary Aid Center
McKinley Students See Their Words Become a Book as Grand Prize Winners
The McKinley Elementary School auditorium was filled with cheers and applause on Thursday afternoon as students of Mrs. Angie D’Mello’s class were awarded the Grand Prize for the Scholastic Book Fair’s “Kids are Authors” contest
Sudden Twist of Fate Becomes a Fulfillment of Dreams
Nunzio Fazio has directed a number of films including the award winning: “Kenmore Ave” and “From the Midst of Pain.” He has produced several others including “Kissing Strangers” and the ABC specials: “Alice Through the Looking Glass” and “Sleeping Beauty.”
Living for Art, Burbank Local Tells Why He Said ‘NO’ to College
Artist David Looft marches to his own drummer, “We artists do this because we have to, it’s like breathing.”
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Tori Spelling Makes Appearance at Burbank Boys & Girls Club
Accompanied by her husband Dean, two older children, Liam and Stella, the mother of three (soon to be four) helped pot some plants, install grid tiles into the newly renovated basketball court
Flappers Holds Fundraiser for Victim of Colorado Shooting
Although no one knew him directly, comedians rally to support one of their own who was injured in the Aurora, Colorado shooting.
