Letter to the Editor: Resident Touts Candidate’s Environmental Activism
"To better advocate for changes in Burbank, Tamala often attends coalition meetings of other environmental groups to be aware of what’s going on in other cities.
Letter to the Editor: Community Activist Support Council Candidates
"As a lifelong resident of Burbank (a Rancho native), the unique quality of our neighborhoods is incredibly important to me and so many of us Burbankians..."
Letter to the Editor: Parent and Resident Supports Clark’s Bid for City Clerk Seat
"Kimberley is the only candidate who has direct experience overseeing the election process."
Letter to the Editor: Former Burbank High Student Reflects Back on BUSD’s ‘Book Ban’
"...I remain voicing my concerns about BUSD’s almost three-year ban on Black literature."
Letter to the Editor: Resident Says Helligar Will Bring Community Together
"I believe we need her voice on our City Council and that she will do her best to make our city even better than it is."
Letter to the Editor: Former City Manager Throws Her Support Behind Garzon
"With these important responsibilities, it is imperative the City Clerk be knowledgeable about the City operations,..."
Letter to the Editor: Former Board Member Touts His Council Picks
"How lucky we are to have such an excellent slate of city council candidates for the upcoming election."
Letter to the Editor: Resident Supports Springer’s Experience on City Council
"Sharon is the only candidate with proven experience and a positive track record on the Council."
Letter to the Editor: Resident Wants to See Change in Local Government
"My neighbors and I are politically engaged, but we are often shut out of politics in favor of corporate interests."
Letter to the Editor: Former Mayor Throws Support Behind Springer
"...keep in mind that only Sharon Springer brings over six years of experience to the job as an elected member of the City Council."
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