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Community: Three seniors pick up women's scholarships
Three Burbank High School graduating seniors were honored at the Burbank University Women's Scholarship Tea at the home of Marcia Baroda May 10. Receiving college scholarships were Seda Byrut and Valery Vasquez from Burbank High School and Jordan Bradley...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, Education, Arts and Culture, Awards and Prizes, Concerts
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Investigation into death of 101-year-old photographer to go to prosecutors
Burbank police plan to turn over their investigation of a 91-year-old woman whose car struck and killed a popular photographer last month to prosecutors for review. The woman, Mary Beaumont, was questioned and released at the scene on May 22 after her...
Tags: Accidental Death, Justice System, Ken Johnson, Photography, Prosecution
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On the Town: Arts for All Foundation hands out honors
Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc., represented by Lisa Rawlins, the studio's senior vice president of studio and production affairs, Burbank teacher Beth Morrison and Burbank PTA Council President Barbara Miller were honored by the Burbank Arts for All...
Tags: Local Government, Music, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Entertainment, PTA
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On the Town: Art Expo winners in spotlight
Few cities on the planet rely as heavily on the arts to fuel their economic engine as the city of Burbank. From the major studios to myriad businesses that provide ancillary support for the creative process, Burbank has rightfully earned its place as...
Tags: Artists, Arts and Culture, Fines, Punishment, Human Interest
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Online arts calendar coming soon
Learning more about local arts organizations and events will soon be much easier with the launch of a new website, burbankarts.com. The website is the first major project of the Burbank Cultural Arts Commission, which was appointed in October 2010 with...Tags: Arts and Culture
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Burb's Eye View: Library photo exhibition tells many stories
The faces in the photo tell only part of the story. They are transfixed by something off to the right. The man has his hand to his mouth, wrinkles adding depth to the wonder and dread passing his face. A woman is near him and she is expecting something....Tags: Rocketry, Space Programs, Libraries, Satellite Technology, Arts and Culture
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Three photographers team up for exhibition
Penelope’s Cafe, Books & Gallery in La Cañada Flintridge features the photographs of Burbank resident Glenn Newland along with Jerry Schneider and Mark Kennedy. The three photographers each entered their work in a contest held by the Burbank...Tags: Arts, NASA, Photography, Artists, Artists
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Burbank artist featured in downtown gallery
The Gloria Delson Contemporary Arts Gallery will feature the paintings of Burbank artist Charla Puryear during the monthly downtown Los Angeles Art Walk. Puryear’s paintings will be on display at the gallery, located at 215 6th St., Ste. 115,...Tags: Arts, Arts and Culture
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Burb's Eye View: Feeling artistic, but the cat's not so sure
With art festivals, it can feel like once you've seen one, you've seen them all. In Burbank that's actually true — last weekend's downtown Arts Festival is sponsored by Downtown Burbank and West Coast Artists, the latter of which hits street fairs...Tags: Artists, Arts and Culture, Festive Events, Fine Artists
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Burb's Eye View: Body painting her way to success
Gwen Davis’ business has struck a niche market of baby bumps and bar mitzvahs.
Her Burbank studio, a former Lockheed office building on Cedar Avenue near San Fernando, is adjacent to former airplane hangars and warehouses now used by Western...Tags: Painting, Photography, Verde (music group), Arts and Culture
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The grand martial of Burbank
Former President Teddy Roosevelt is widely known to have coined the famous axiom “Speak softly and carry a big stick.” Take a visit to the Martial Arts History Museum in Burbank, however, and you’ll learn he didn’t need one....Tags: Akira Kurosawa, Bruce Lee, Opera (genre), Artists, Los Angeles Times
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Sculptures mark sister-city anniversary
Delegates and a dance theater group from Burbank’s sister city of Incheon, South Korea, commemorated the 50-year relationship this week with dance performances, dinners and, on Tuesday, the ribbon-cutting for sculptures symbolizing the friendship....Tags: Renewable Energy, Incheon (South Korea), Sharon Cohen Anisfeld, Sculpture, Libraries
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