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The Burbank Parks and Recreation Department has been using organic herbicides, as well as volunteer labor, to rid the city’s parks of weeds.
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Pickwick Gardens held a grand reopening of its ice rink, the L.A. Kings Ice at Pickwick Gardens, after two months of renovations.
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While my reasonable outer self argues there’s nothing wrong with putting “there’s” before a plural or writing “chaise lounge,” my inner self howls protestations to the contrary.
Burbank High senior Sidney Garrison was one of 300 students invited to George Mason University this summer to learn about environmental conservation.
School and community leaders gathered to open St. John Paul II STEM Academy on the former campus of Bellarmine-Jefferson High, 465 E. Olive Ave.
Around 15,000 Burbank Unified students returned to the classroom on Monday for the first day of classes for the 2019-20 school year.
The Burbank City Council is drafting a letter to President Donald Trump responding to the president’s tweet directed at several Congresswomen.
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After teaming up with ASEC and the L.A. Kings, upgrades to the ice rink at Pickwick Gardens are finished and the facility is open to the public.
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Some grammar mistakes are all too real and, in some cases, easy to make — even for people who know their stuff.
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Luther Burbank Middle School will debut its reformed bell schedule that includes a new “homeroom/advisory” period to start each day on Monday.
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Two dozen Burbank schools have lower speed limits around their campuses as new school year approaches
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The Burbank City Council appointed Krystle Ang Palmer, a stay-at-home mom, as the new city treasurer.
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Burbank Unified’s 11 kindergarten programs have been deemed safe at preventing an outbreak of a vaccine-preventable disease.
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The surgeon was suspicious of the validity of the PetScan I had in May and ordered a CT-Scan of my pancreas. Low and behold, there was the mass, smaller but still there.
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As the lunch bell sounded this past Tuesday afternoon, students filed into room No. 408 at David Starr Jordan Middle School.
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Earlier this year the Internal Revenue Service officially recognized the Satanic Temple as a church, meaning it has 501(c)(3) tax exempt status.
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The Kmart store in Burbank — and dozens of Kmart and Sears stores across the country — are now on the chopping block.
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