FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Magnolia Park
In the 1920’s, a project to build homes and a shopping district was begun
Water, Water Everywhere – It’s Just All Underground
Years ago Burbank People either had a well or they paid to have it pumped up for them!
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Amelia Earhart In Burbank – New Film Discovered
While it is true that Amelia Earhart was not a Burbanker she spent a lot of time here at Lockheed and the Burbank Airport, then called “United Airport”
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: The Beach Boys Burbank Connection
All of this was brought about by Burbank High School Drill team member and super loyal student Jodi Gable
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Remembering Burbank’s Sacrifice for Our Country
Each Memorial Day the names of those who were lost are read aloud and a Red Rose placed on their monument to assure that their names ring out in our city once again so their sacrifice is not forgotten
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: McCambridge Park and the 121st Field Artillery
In WWII the park was the Headquarters of the U.S. Army’s 121st Field Artillery Unit, here to protect Lockheed from aerial attack
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank on Parade
Burbank on Parade, coming next week, has been delighting residents for decades
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank Kids in Historical Photos
It is always fun to see kids being kids and what it was like to be a kid in Burbank in the decades since the city began
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Santa Comes to Burbank!
Even back in the '30's, there were times even Santa relied on United Air Lines
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Henry Mingay
Local Civil War Veteran was honored by having Mingay School names after him
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Burroughs Baseball Season Ends After 14-8 Setback To Dos Pueblos
The Bears fall short of ultimate goal with opening-round loss.
Letter to the Editor: Resident Concerned About Council Member’s Actions and Motive
"what unfolded felt like an attempt to force through a consequential vote under cover of procedural chaos."
Burroughs Softball Rips Hart 6-1 In CIF Opening Round
The Bears took a first step with a triumph over the Hawks.