Letter to the Editor: Resident Applauds City Decision to Change July 4th Show to...
"The purpose of government is to protect and support our community. I would say that the decision to have a drone show was very smart"
Letter to the Editor: Residents Appreciates City’s Attempt for 4th of July Show but...
"I’d like to offer some constructive feedback from my group, which includes people in their 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s"
Letter to the Editor: Resident Upset With Fireworks Cancellation
"To deprive our residents of our always anticipated fireworks display is pure moonbattery"
Letter to the Editor: Resident Unhappy with Horse Trail at New Develpment
The City of Burbank once again has bent a knee to the local horseback riders of the equestrian neighborhood
Leter to the Editor: Resident Wants to See Board Reconsider Promotion of Chief Administrative...
"I’ve been following the recent reports regarding questionable consultant contracts, excessive consultant payouts, and potential conflicts of interest within the Burbank Unified School District"
Letter to the Editor: Resident Gives His Take on Recent Protests
Since the Sat. June 14th national demonstrations against Trump's immigration policies had no scheduled events in Burbank today I rode my bike instead to the Studio City protest
Letter to the Editor: Resident Decries “Reno-victions”
"Reno-victions", mainly done by big-time LLC investment group corporatists, produced social and legal problems that City policy cannot fix easily
Letter to the Editor: Residents are Thanked for Support of “Dress Up to Donate”
The John Burroughs Chapter of SkillsUSA wanted to thank those that donated to our "Dress Up to Donate" initiative
Letter to the Editor: Resident Not Happy With Burbank Police Response to Homeless Incidents
"Several of us in the neighborhood have called Burbank Police dispatch to report what we consider an ongoing menace but nothing is ever done about this problem"
Letter to the Editor: Resident Not Happy With Metro’s Design for West Olive
"Gazing at METRO's drawings of its propped raised platform "stations" on West Olive Avenue, was not a pleasing experience"
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Disney Family Cancer Center Invites Community to Annual Pink Lighting Ceremony Honoring Breast Cancer...
. The event will feature the ceremonial illumination of the Roy and Patricia Disney Family Cancer Center in pink, symbolizing hope, support and remembrance for those affected by breast cancer
Burbank Police Log: August 31 – September 6
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Muir Middle School Celebrates Thirteenth Japan Day
John Muir Middle School celebrated their thirteenth Japan Day celebration with Sister School Rebun High School on Friday, September 18. The students and staff at Muir, and their families, hosted 13 visiting Japanese students and their chaperones during their visit to the United States.