Burbank Eagle Scout Candidate Takes on Tamarisk Invasion
There is an invasive visitor to the East Fork of the San Gabriel River, aggressively sucking up water resources, contributing to fire danger, and squeezing out native plants. The Tamarisk, an alien shrubby tree is the invader disrupting the San Gabriel watershed ecosystem. Eagle Scout candidate Griffin Armstorff, from Boy Scout Troop 209 in Burbank, believes the Tamarisk can be brought under control.
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Goldsack is sharp on the mound but Indians' offense is MIA in loss to Ventura
Burbank High School’s Choirs Brings Cheer to All
Burbank High School's Award Winning Choirs present their Winter Concert tonight at 7 p.m.
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Annual events fills the sidewalks and businesses in Magnolia Park.
Burbank Fire Conducts ‘Live Burn’ Training
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Breakfast Honors Burbank Employees
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