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SPORTS SHORTS

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Burbank Baseball Dominates Tuesday, Softball Showdown Set, Brinton and Boys Seem Unstoppable

Burroughs Baseball Bounces Back

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Daniel Barraza helps to extend the Indians scoreless inning streak to 17 innings as they shutout Glendale in a Pacific League game 6-0

Burbank Disappointed as Things get Wild Friday Night vs. Crescenta Valley

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Things started out well for the Bulldogs but they were not able to keep the lead as Crescenta Valley came back to win the Pacific League Game, 8-5

Starkand Lifts Burbank To Victory

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Pitcher goes the distance in a complete game shutout

Missed Chances Costs Burroughs

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CV Struggles, Holds on For Win

Sports Shorts

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The Bulldogs Softball Team Wins Division II High Desert Classic

NEW VIDEO – Skate Park Turns Into High Flying BMX Event

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After years of asking by teen riders, the City of Burbank expanded the Skate Park to accommodate BMX bikes. The result was the first Bike-Fest held at the facility

BURROUGHS BASEBALL MAKES STRIDES

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Indians win two, lose two and play better as team in Arizona tournament

Burbank Skateboarders Have A Chance to Show Their Stuff

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Burbank skateboarders showed off their stuff last Friday night as there were some thrills and a few spills as limits were pushed

Sports Shorts: BMX Event Coming, MVP Basketball Camp

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Bike Fest coming this Saturday, Graceffo to hold annual summer basketball camp
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Paul Gerard Files for Burbank Board of Education – District 3 

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Gerard says he is committed to serving the interests of the entire Burbank Unified School District if elected

Providence’s San Fernando Valley hospitals earn high honors from U.S. News & World Report

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. The annual U.S. News evaluation measures hospital performance across common procedures and conditions, as well as complex and high-acuity care

Use of Flock Camera System Leads to Two Arrests by Burbank Police

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. In both cases, officers utilized automated license plate reader (ALPR) technology