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Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center
UMe Schools

Burbank Rolls to Victories in Track

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Burbank defeats both Hoover and Pasadena in Boys and Girls Track duel meet

Burroughs Graduates Set to Compete at Next Level

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A host of Indians sign with four-year schools for cross country, football, baseball, softball, track and volleyball

High School Sports Weekly Recap

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Scores, stats and photos from the CIF Playoffs

High School Sports Weekly Recap

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Scores and stats from April 13 - 24 including RIVALRY WEEK

Burbank Sweeps Burroughs in Track and Field

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Bulldogs sprint away from their rivals to maintain second place in league in both boys and girls

High School Sports Weekly Recap

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Results and stats from March 23 to April 11

High School Sports Weekly Recap

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Sports results and stats for the past three weeks

Burroughs Wins the 2013-14 “myBurbank CUP” Trophy

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It was a banner year in athletics for the Indians as they defeat Burbank, 79-56, to capture the inaugural city championship

Local Youth Excels at USA Track and Field Junior Olympics

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Alexander Hirsch, an incoming freshman at Burroughs High School, recently competed at the USA Track and Field (USATF) Junior Olympics event in Houston, Texas

myBurbank Honors Its Scholar-Athletes of the Year for 2013-14

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Sidney Ortega of Burroughs and Burbank's Ethan Moskowitz earned the distinction after excelling in multiple sports as well as thriving in the classroom

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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