Police/Fire Headquarters Building Sees Repairs Coming to an End
After a couple years of correcting construction mistakes, the fences have finally come down around the Police/Fire building
It’s Time To Take Me Out To The Ballgame!
Tickets are now on sale to the “21st Annual City of Burbank Dodger Night” at Dodger Stadium when the Los Angeles Dodgers take on the St. Louis Cardinals
Burbank On Parade Looking for Entries and Sponsorships
BURBANK ON PARADE CELEBRATES “THE WORLD OF AVIATION AND ITS HEROES’ SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 2012 AT 11:00AM OLIVE AVENUE FROM KEYSTONE TO LOMITA
REPORT: School to Buy GM Site in Rancho From New Urban West
The San Fernando Valley Business Journal reports that New Urban West has given up on the GM property and have entered a 90 day escrow with a school
Bob Hope Airport Announces “2012 Tower Banner Student Art Contest” Winners
Nalani Hernandez, a senior from Burbank High School, had one of the winning posters and will be displayed starting April 2013 on the main tower of the airport
Burbank Little League Holds Opening Day Ceremonies
There is nothing Little about Burbank Little League's Opening Day Ceremonies as they served up big league fun to all with Mayor Jess Talamantes tossing out the first pitch
Burbank Community Makes Animal Shelter X-ray Machine a Reality
New on-site X-Ray machine gives Burbank Animal Shelter Staff a great tool to be able to help injured animals in a more timely manner
Assistant City Attorney Julie Scott Has Left The Building
After more then 25 years on the job, Burbank's Chief Assistant City Attorney Julie Scott has retired
Memorial Field Comes Back to Life to Serve Burbank
Memorial Field has come a long way since it's original dedication in 1946 and with a $12 million dollar rebuild will house football, soccer, track meets and graduations for years to come
Spring Break Nature Camps
Register online through Feb. 24.
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Mary Gallagher – Standing in her Light
Mary Gallagher will tell you she’s “a comic, actor, and writer,” but that doesn’t really cover it. She’s a survivor of Midwestern discipline, a student of chaos, a quiet storm turned loud truth-teller. She’s also a working mother, an educator, a late-night TV comic, a Colbert alum, a voice in the room helping actors find their own voices.
Burroughs Boys Basketball Earns 61-56 Win Over Host Hoover
The Bears look good in triumph over the Tornadoes.
Burbank Girls Soccer Plays Spirited, Still Loses To Muir 3-1
After leading, the Bulldogs allow three straight goals.