Letter to the Editor: Outgoing Councilmember Thanks Burbank
"It has been an incredible honor to have served two terms as Mayor in this city I have called home for over 30 years."
Letter to the Editor: Resident Says “Thank You” to Poll Workers
"It was wonderful to see the commitment of these volunteers"
Letter to the Editor: City Clerk Candidate Checks All the Right Boxes for Resident
"Of the three candidates in the running for this job, in my estimation only one is truly qualified to competently take on the job: Kimberley Clark."
Letter to the Editor: Groups Explains Why Candidate Debate was Changed to Town Hall
"We look forward to doing more of these events in the future and bringing government to eye level, by facilitating these informal discussions."
Letter to the Editor: Former Mayor Gives Reasons for Working on Pickwick Settlement
"The Pickwick Settlement Agreement represents the conclusion of a lengthy, constructive negotiation that reached a resolution that contains community benefits that would not have been achieved otherwise.
Letter to the Editor: Takahashi Give Reasons for City Council Run
"The more I got to know Burbank, it became very clear we have quite a lot going on in our "urburban" town."
Letter to the Editor: Business Owner Gives Recommendations for Council Seats
"There are two clear individuals who I know will be effective from day one."
Letter to the Editor: Tamala Takahashi Wants Community to Vote
"I am reaching out to ask each and every reader of MyBurbank, if you are an eligible voter in Burbank, please vote!"
Letter to the Editor: Resident Looking for Hollywood Ending for Rancho Area
"If this were a perfect Hollywood (Burbank) movie, the surrounding studios would swoop in, buy out the Pickwick developers and save our Rancho for the happy ending….'
Letter to the Editor: Retired Principal Throws Support Behind Springer
"My students, staff and myself were grateful to have her knowledge, wisdom, compassion, and enthusiasm when working on any project."
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