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Burroughs Football Fights Off Harvard-Westlake

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Burroughs defeats Harvard Westlake

Cross Country Hardware Within Sight

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Aubrey Eaton could be one of the best in the state this year.

Man Stabbed to Death at Burbank Tri-plex on Cordova Street

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Police are investigating the murder that happened at 1227 Cordova St. around 4:47 am Friday morning

BUSD: Math Collaborative, Spanish Heritage Month Discussed

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The meeting was tense sometimes and also informative.

“Moses: A Schtick in Time” Musical to Benefit Burbank Temple Emanu El

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Fundraiser for Burbank temple features premiere of Rhonda Kess's musical before it heads to New York.

Pacific League Girls Golf Match No. 1 Results

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The match was played at Knollwood Country Club.

Girls Golf Ready for New Season

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Arcadia High will be the team to beat in the tough Pacific League.

Free Author Event Featuring Children’s Books on Civil War Hero Albert Cashier

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Educators, families, history buffs, and theatre goers are invited to a free author event on Saturday, September 14th, at The Colony Theatre featuring two children’s authors whose books revolve around the Civil War hero, Albert Cashier.

Burroughs Girls Volleyball Swept By Chaminade

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The Bears fall to the Eagles across three sets but played well in two of the sets.

UMe Puts First-Time Auto Buyers on Easy Street with Low Rates and More 

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UMe’s special new program created just for first-time auto buyers, they’re helping Gen Z become Gen Zoom!

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Burroughs, Burbank Runners Put Up Strong Fight in Cross Country League Finals

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For the first time ever the Rio-Pacific Conference hosted league finals where everyone ran together but standings were divided between the school...

Burbank Police Log: October 5 – October 11

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Burbank's finest keeps the peace.

You Are Having a Date in Burbank: Where to Begin

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Burbank rewards planners because the streets around Magnolia Park, San Fernando Boulevard, and the Media District each carry a very different mood