Scott Powell, MD: Singer Turned Surgeon Making a Difference for Others Here in Burbank
Dr. Powell is also the team physician for the United States Soccer Federation Women’s National team
Disney Partners With Jordan For Young Movie Makers Program
Organized by the Young Storytellers Foundation, the Young Movie Makers program celebrated a successful year with a screening of student films at Disney Studios in Burbank.
McKinley Alumni Scholarship Awarded To Graduating Burroughs Senior
Cheyenne Castro is the 2014 recipient of the McKinley Alumni Scholarship.
High School Sports Weekly Recap
Sports results for the week of May 12 - 17
Van Donated to YMCA in Memory of Longtime Member
Burbank YMCA Service Club donates a van to the Y in honor of longtime member Denny Grossman.
Four Residential Burglaries Reported Friday
On Maple, Lima, Cordova and Avon, four residences are struck by thieves during the daytime.
Woman Allegedly Hits Car Driven By Fleeing John
After a john refuses to pay an alleged prostitute for services, he flees the scene. She allegedly strikes his vehicle with her own, causing an accident with a third car on Buena Vista Street on Friday night.
Peeping Tom Sought After Possible Repeat Incident
A white male age 35-45 is the suspect in a recent peeping tom incident on the 600 block of E. San Jose Avenue.
Burbank Bicyclist Struck By Vehicle
The bicyclist remains at L.A. County Medical Center in critical condition with significant head trauma. The driver of the car, while reportedly not under the influence, was arrested for possession of cocaine.
CIF Playoff Results for Burroughs and Burbank
Spring team sports have come to a close and thus does the 2013-14 athletic year
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Luther Burbank Middle School Brings History to Life During World History Day
Luther Burbank Middle School’s campus was transformed into a vibrant celebration of global cultures on Friday, May 1, as seventh-grade students took part in the school’s long-standing World History Day tradition.
Burbank Police Log: April 20 – April 26
A seven-day account of those arrested by the police.
TOUCHING SOUND
At first glance, conducting can look deceptively simple. A baton flicks, arms rise and fall, and somehow an entire orchestra breathes together. But beneath that surface lies something far more complex—something Stanley describes as both technical and deeply intuitive.