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Burroughs Votes to Change Mascot
One name being thrown around to replace the Indian is a Red Hawk.
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Heroes & Helpers Holiday Gift & Food Drive
Target to provide low-income families with $150 gift cards
Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Vice-Mayor Frutos Gives Holiday Message to Burbank...
"With the holiday season here, I would like to take a moment to wish each of you best wishes for you and your families through the holidays."
City of Burbank
Enforcement of COVID-19 Restrictions Not Always a Determent for Results
So far as of 3,740 people contacted for not wearing masks, there have only been 13 citations issued for refusing to wear one, some gyms have been cited numerous times in the past few months but remain open
Permits for Outdoor Dining Suspended in Burbank in Response to County Health Order
The LA County Health Officer Order now restricts in-person and outdoor dining at restaurants, breweries, wineries and bars starting Wednesday, November 25 at 10 pm
City of Burbank Launches Plant for a Greener Burbank Initiative
Burbank would like to to plant a minimum of 500 additional tree throughout the City in homes, businesses, streets, and parks for the 2021 calendar year.
Get Out of Town
Get Out Of Town!: Carpinteria Tide Pools
Getting out of town during a pandemic comes with its own set of challenges and concerns. Finding less crowded outdoor spaces has been hard,...
Business
17 Small Burbank Businesses for Online Holiday Shopping
Christmas in quarantine is not the ideal situation as we have all learned by now. Holiday gatherings are moving to Zoom and Google Meets this year while online shopping is becoming increasingly popular as it’s the safest and easiest way to shop in the time of Covid. While big retailers like Target and Amazon are making online shopping convenient, small businesses are suffering. Burbank’s mom and pop shops are doing what they can to entice their customers back to shopping small including moving to online sales.
