Letter to the Editor: Resident Thinks Metro Should Not Take Away Parking on Olive...
"Parking spaces that have been on Olive for years are to be taken away by Metro."
Letter to the Editor: Young Resident Has Ideas to Make Halloween Safer for Everyone
"Even though I’m only 10 years old, please take the time to listen to what I have to say."
Letter to the Editor: Resident Questions “Citywide Complete Streets” Plan
"The City adopted a thing they call the "Citywide Complete Streets" plan on June 16, apparently as an anti-motorists initiative."
Letter to the Editor: Letter Writer is “Overwrought and Completely Biased”
"It gives me no pleasure to say this, but Mr. Spencer needs to either start his own website..."
Letter to the Editor: Reader Tired of Opinion of Letter Writer
"...the baseless assertion that Burbank is completely overrun with meth addicts, and just general nonsense that is easily debunked 99.9% of the time."
Letter to the Editor: Delivery of Pot to Burbank Residents is Illegal
"In a recent survey of 1,354 Burbankers, 57% believe that Burbank should maintain a ban on commercial pot sales."
Letter to the Editor: Resident Questions City’s Commercial Eviction Ban
"Many commercial property owners took out second mortgages on their homes to buy their commercial property..."
Letter to the Editor: Resident Worried About Growing Problem on Burbank Border
"The meth and heroin RV camp has now created a major public health hazard and a threat to public safety"
Letter to the Editor: Resident Would Like to See Less Trash on Parkways
"We have some pretty trashy folks living in Burbank who think that their garbage is someone's treasure..."
Letter to the Editor: Resident Says Better Vehicle Code Compliance May Make Burbank Safer
"Start by citing vehicles without front license plates, dark tinted windows and modified exhaust"
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