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Twenty fifth-grade students from Bret Harte and Thomas Edison Elementary Schools participated in the mentoring activity, beginning a program that will help them craft a story into a script for performance by professional actors.

When Michael Cusumano was growing up in Burbank and playing Vikings football, enjoying the annual Jaycee carnival at McCambridge Park and riding his bicycle to Jefferson Elementary School, he hadn’t heard of Family Service Agency, though they’d been quietly working in our city for twenty years.

The Burbank Coordinating Council celebrated its 85th anniversary at the Social Hall of the Little White Chapel.

The Eleventh Annual Care Walk, scheduled for Saturday, April 21, at Johnny Carson Park, provides Burbankers an opportunity to support a great cause.

Wes Bender started at Burbank High and transferred to Burroughs so he could play fullback.

Burbank Police pulled over a Rolls Royce that did not have license plates discovering narcotics and a loaded handgun inside

Four experts in the music industry will discuss career paths for interested students at a Burbank Arts For All Foundation Creative Circles Forum.

The Dairy Council of California sent a milk cow and a calf for a hands-on educational program at McKinley Elementary school.

After the doings during one not-to-be-named Saturday night, some people will never again be able to run for office.

On March 3, the All Amusement Fun Center at Burbank Town Center allowed visitors to play games, have their faces painted, and get balloon animals- all free of charge.