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Thursday, July 09, 2009
NewsBURBANK — Thousands crammed into the Starlight Bowl for a set of Fourth of July performances and a fireworks spectacular Saturday funded by the city, even as it has struggled to cut costs during the recession.
BURBANK — Thousands crammed into the Starlight Bowl for a set of Fourth of July performances and a fireworks spectacular Saturday funded by the city, even as it has struggled to cut costs during the recession.
Despite a gloomy June, officials warned of dangerous fire conditions in the hillsides created by Southern California’s fourth consecutive drought year.
BURBANK — Protracted negotiations between Bob Hope Airport and air quality officials over the use of a 25-year-old diesel exhaust generator continue to drag on, nine months after the airfield was slapped with a violation. Farmers Market is every Saturday
Led by the Tongva Tribal Dancers, dozens of children and their parents sweat through a scorching friendship dance this weekend during a celebration of Native American heritage at Stough Canyon Nature Center. Families on Sunday enjoyed traditional American Indian fare and took part in making their own crafts. Curfew published in Federal Register CITY HALL — The 1700 block of Elliott Drive is due for a major makeover under a housing plan approved by the City Council last week that includes the development of eight affordable-housing units through a partnership with Habitat for Humanity.
BURBANK — The growing popularity of out-of-state film productions has emerged as the major contributor to the area’s rising unemployment rates, which jumped toward 10% in May after a brief decline in April, experts said.
Kitty Pants — a pampered Seal Point Himalayan whose MySpace page reveals a penchant for mathematics and playing Candy Land with his parents, Jim and Amy Roach — spent roughly nine days at Burbank Animal Shelter as resident No. A025524. Accidents snarl evening commute
BURBANK — As their attorneys shuffle between four similar lawsuits that allege the Walt Disney Co. has for decades contaminated groundwater with cancer-causing chromium 6 and other toxic chemicals, stories of ill health from the plaintiffs are beginning to emerge.
Boy Scout Mark Thomas wouldn’t have wanted to spend his Saturday morning any other way than beautifying one of the city’s most cherished facilities BURBANK — The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday confirmed it is evaluating the so-called Polliwog site, an 11-acre parcel at the center of two recent lawsuits that allege the Walt Disney Co. has for decades contaminated groundwater with toxic chemicals, including cancer-causing chromium 6. Reps to attend picnic REAL ESTATE SIGNS
BURBANK — Scattered rain showers blanketed Burbank and Glendale on Friday, but the storm proved to be less powerful than Wednesday’s lightning and rainfall that killed two people in Southern California. BOB HOPE AIRPORT — The Burbank-Glendale- Pasadena Airport Authority unanimously approved a $12.6-million budget cut Monday that diverts most of what would normally go to the airport’s reserves to instead pay for operations. Ex-columnist to get ‘roasted’ The Rev. Greg Batson, senior pastor of Burbank First United Methodist Church, took over when Larry Stamper retired in 2004.
Kimberly Anyadike always wanted to fly. BURBANK — Area business leaders Thursday converged on Woodbury University for an economic summit on trends expected to shape the 21st century, with some projecting far into the future and others focusing on success despite the spiraling economy. Ex-columnist to roast himself BOB HOPE AIRPORT — The Federal Aviation Administration on Friday informed the Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority that its application for a proposed nighttime curfew at Bob Hope Airport was complete, setting off a nearly six-month review period.
TUJUNGA — A proposed housing development for the Verdugo Hills Golf Course would significantly affect traffic on two major roadways, damage protected oak and sycamore trees and have a considerable adverse effect on the scenic vista, according to a draft environmental impact report released last week.
Will and Shane Sweet were rink rats before there was a rink. New Bob Hope stamp unveiled Friday
Every morning Wes Migletz fires up his ’72 Chevy pickup and drives the 30 miles from his home in Burbank to work at Toyota’s U.S. sales and marketing headquarters in Torrance, he feels something missing in his life.
BURBANK — For hundreds of local residents who turned out for Memorial Day ceremonies across Glendale, Burbank and La Cañada Flintridge, the hours of tribute — complete with bagpipes, benedictions, names of fallen service members, patriotic hymns and roses — serve as an annual exercise in remembrance.
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