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Here are some of the terms pertaining to the pandemic that are worth getting right.
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A reader takes note of the sidewalk drawings cropping up encouraging all to stay healthy during the pandemic and suggests adults might pass a school bond one day to thank them for their kindness.
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Vice Mayor Bob Frutos writes to say the city of Burbank is doing all it can to maintain essential services during the crisis.
Burbank residents have a few words to say about how the city could better handle business during the coronavirus crisis.
The grammarian was stymied when she couldn’t immediately decide whether or not a writer’s use of the word “are” in a sentence was correct.
A Burbank reader notes local transparency concerns and implores fellow residents to study up on issues before weighing in on them.
The word “like” may not look dangerous. But if you use it in ways offensive to certain sticklers, it’s guaranteed some readers will look down their nose at you.
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The February flag flap drew letters to the Mailbag this week, one in defense of the workers who displayed them upside down.
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There are plenty of situations in which one punctuation mark comes immediately after another and both of them have to learn to coexist.
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One reader says the suburban housing model is passe; two readers write in opposition to the parcel tax measure on the March 3 ballot while another writes in support of it.
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Sometimes one punctuation mark can preclude the need for another. Here are some examples.
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A representative of the Burbank Human Relations Council writes words of gratitude for participants in the recent event and to the VWF for hosting it.
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Some people see the coronavirus pandemic in apocalyptic terms. But let’s instead take it as a push to build a better world.
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The signature ending of “Curb Your Enthusiasm” has inspired hundreds of memes that end with “Directed by Robert B. Weide,” except he had nothing to do with them.
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Landlords who must continue to maintain their properties cannot go without rental income indefinitely; Newsom’s eviction delay policy recognizes that.
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Coronavirus closures are giving school districts an opportunity to evaluate their online learning efforts and how important teachers are to those programs.
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Judges aren’t wizards who can see the future, so it’s absurd to grant them legal power to brand any juveniles as incorrigible.
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The February flag flap drew letters to the Mailbag this week, one in defense of the workers who displayed them upside down.
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Two Burbank High School students, Emily Darbinyan and Natalie Ter-Abramyan, win Students of the Year title by fundraising $229,953 for cancer research and treatments.
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Caltrans will be closing the Burbank Boulevard bridge starting March 28 to allow crews to prepare the overpass for demolition in April.
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