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A winter storm rolled through Burbank on Friday and while it did not do a lot of damage, two locations were not so lucky

Burbank Arts For All Foundation holds one of their series of Creative Circles forums to talk about the future of arts and technology in Burbank schools and across the country.

Four charges were filed against Meagan Booth, who was arrested on February 24 for DUI and hit and run after Booth struck a five-year-old crossing Victory Blvd. Booth was also charged with child endangerment because her own two-year-old child was in her car.

To help counteract the effects of the storm, the Public Works department has provided sandbags, free of charge, to residents and business owners in Burbank. Pickup will be coordinated at the Public Works Field Services Yard

Hosted by four present and former Principals of Muir Middle School, The Really Big Show raised close to $20,000 towards modernizing the auditorium with support from Burbank High's arts and music programs and Muir's own students in a musical production.

Burbank Unified seeks the community's input on programs and positions to be funded and reinstated in the coming years as more money from the State of California has become available.

Inherit the Wind gathered strength at the Grove Theatre Center Burbank last Friday, and delivered gale-force performances during the climactic courthouse scenes

Nick Georgino graduated from John Burroughs High School and played on the 1955 varsity basketball team that was inducted into the Burroughs Hall of Fame in 2012.

Burbank and Burroughs High Schools hold Career Technical Education Days for students to explore work and education opportunities after high school.

A woman has been arrested for felony hit and run and DUI after striking a young child crossing the intersection of Fairview and Victory with his grandmother Monday afternoon. The child has been transported to L.A. Children's Hospital with reportedly minor injuries and the woman is at the Burbank Jail.