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Local frozen yogurt shop held up at gunpoint and suspect runs from area on foot.

Friends reminisce about myBurbank.com Managing Editor Stan Lynch, who loved his granddaughters, kept up on issues affecting Burbank, volunteered with organizations that helped low-income families and preserved historical information about Burbank. Lynch died of natural causes Friday night in his Burbank home.

Familiar tenor and musician known around Burbank passes on. Phil Everly is silenced.

Resident awakened by intense barking of his large breed dogs from the backyard and goes outside to find a mountain lion leaping over his fence and running up into the hills.

Family and friends are remembering Hamilton "Ham" Lloyd -- former teacher, administrator and coach for Burbank schools. Lloyd passed away Dec. 29 of congestive heart failure at his Burbank home.

To mark the beginning of its 90th anniversary and to assist people in achieving their goals, the Burbank Community YMCA is offering a special 90 Days to a New You promotion in the month of January that includes personal training and nutrition consultation, elements proven to make a new fitness regime a success

Amazing Grace Mylroie Patz is lauded on her 100th birthday by family and friends during two soirees at Lakeside Golf Club. She attributes her long life to determination, a zest for life and a positive attitude.

2700 Burroughs students receive new schedules Monday morning, January 6, as the school adds 10 classes for the spring semester. BHS also adds new classes in English, Social Science and Phys. Ed.

Four reports of costly vandalism occurred overnight during New Year's Eve and are reported on New Year's Day near the intersection of N. Valley St. and W. Magnolia Blvd.

At the Open House, interested families and their junior high students will get the opportunity to take a tour of the campus, meet and talk with faculty and students