Zonta Club Provides Educational Grant For Women Seeking Change
Zonta Club is a non-profit service organization providing grants and programs, which empower women locally and globally through service and advocacy
Burbank Noon Rotary Adds New Paul Harris Fellows in Honor of Pete Mcgrath’s Memory
Pete’s daughter Peggy Christ and his longtime dear friend (and past-Rotarian) Katherine Richards were both honored by being named Paul Harris Fellows (PHF) in memory of Pete.
Zonta Plants Yellow Roses at the Burbank Board Of Realtors
The Zonta Club of Burbank is celebrating International Women’s Day and Zonta Rose Day, on March 8, 2016 at 11:00 a.m., by planting yellow rose bushes at the Headquarters of the Burbank Board of Realtors
Zonta Club Of Burbank Presented Best Lunafest Yet
LunaFest features award-winning short films “by, for and about women.”
Burbank Noon Rotary Sings Its Way To Fundraising Success
After the doings during one not-to-be-named Saturday night, some people will never again be able to run for office.
School District / Teacher Contracts Talk Heating Up
The Burbank Teacher’s Association (BTA) is in the midst of negotiations with the BUSD and have made several efforts to make their case for an increase in wages
Burbank Noon Rotary Gives Back This April
For Burbank Noon Rotary, April will be the kindest month. The service club will be giving a total of 12 thousand dollars to several local organizations, as well as awarding scholarships and recognizing “Teachers of Excellence.”
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Burbank Looking to Fill Water And Power Board Vacancy
Burbank City Clerk’s Office is accepting applications for the Burbank Water and Power Board beginning August 8, 2022 through September 7, 2022
Donating Blood May Win You a Year’s Worth of Gas
Donors needed now to prevent a seasonal blood shortage - Everyone who comes to give blood or platelets in August will also receive a $10 e-gift card to a merchant of choice
Letter to the Editor: Council Member Wants to See Public Comments Period Reinstated
"A key opportunity to speak and participate in the democratic process was eliminated in a 3 to 1 vote by my Burbank City Council colleagues"