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You get your choice of toppings
Mark Kulkis went undercover for a little industrial espionage before launching his gleaming new specialty salad bar, the Chop Stop, on San Fernando Road in Burbank last week.
Kulkis was hired on at an entry-level job at a nearby chain restaurant that he...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Salads, California, Restaurants, Glendale (Los Angeles, California)
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Eco-friendly strategies on course
Experts on topics from sustainable product design to reducing waste going to California landfills will be part of a series of lectures sponsored by the Burbank Redevelopment Agency and the Burbank Green Alliance. Starting tonight and running every...Tags: Food Industry, Human Interest, Management Change, Los Angeles, California
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Burbank theaters are a big draw
The city where they make the movies is also the place where the people come to see them — in droves. Downtown Burbank’s collection of 30 AMC screens forms one of the highest-grossing cineplexes in the country, according to corporate...Tags: IMAX, Rentrak Corporation, Manhattan (New York City), Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Utah
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Granada closes after 39 years
Alfredo's Granada, a Burbank restaurant, bar and civic institution for nearly 40 years, closed down Saturday night, to the sorrow and surprise of longtime patrons.
Owner Alex Bernal said a host of legal, business and family problems forced the Victory...Tags: Family, Labor Legislation, Bankruptcy, Restaurants, Television
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Sports bar done the Hollywood Way
There are three things in life that make many men very happy — barbecue, beer and football. A brand-new sports bar called the Hollywood Way in Burbank specializes in that trifecta of pleasure. Even though it's an expansion restaurant, with a few...Tags: Bars and Clubs, Detroit Lions, Sandwiches, Football, Foods and Beverages
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Council votes 'no' on gym proposal
CITY HALL — Fresh off of approving a new comedy club and 24 Hour Fitness, Burbank officials have pushed back against proposed changes to the downtown shopping district, rebuffing a request to build a Gold's Gym and possibly more restaurants into the...Tags: Bars and Clubs, Wells Fargo & Co., Finance, Restaurants, Wachovia Corp.
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Burbank gets in on comedic act
CITY HALL — Life in downtown Burbank is about to get a whole lot funnier. The City Council has approved a business-assistance loan for Flappers Comedy Club to take over a vacant restaurant at Magnolia Boulevard and First Street. Councilman David...Tags: Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Labor Day, Los Angeles, CBS Corp., Entertainment
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Briefly in Business
Providence takes home the gold Providence St. Joseph Medical Center's stroke program recently earned the 2009 Gold Plus Performance Award, the top honor by the American Heart Assn. and the American Stroke Assn. for specialized stroke diagnosis and...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Salads, Foods and Beverages, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Lifestyle and Leisure
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Briefs: Restaurants take over Thursday night
Restaurants take over Thursday night The Taste of Downtown Burbank is taking over the North San Fernando Boulevard on Thursday, with organizers working to keep trash and waste at a minimum. From 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. celebrity guests, live entertainment...Tags: Family, California, Homes, Restaurants, State Budgets
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Market Basket: A 'resurgence' in Roseland
After Christine Weiss retired from the University of Notre Dame last year and decided to open a new restaurant, she knew where she wanted to be. Not Mishawaka. Not in a downtown area, either, where a restaurant can attract employees, visitors and...
Tags: Education, Realty, University of Notre Dame, Radio Industry, Roseland
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Gatto's 'Shakedown' bill gets halfway home
A bill by Assemblyman Mike Gatto (D-Silver Lake) that would protect businesses against "shakedown lawsuits" sailed through the state Assembly Friday on a unanimous vote. The bill was Gatto's attempt to remedy what small-business owners in his district...Tags: Litigation, Trials, Mike Gatto, Crime, Law and Justice, Small Businesses
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Calls for action on Highland Park Theater
It's been a year since the city-owned Highland Park Theater was closed for safety concerns, and now there's a growing outcry to spend enough money to reopen it as the City Council continues a process to locate a developer for the site. It could cost...
Tags: Entertainment Events, Services and Shopping, Government, Ravinia Festival, Arts and Culture
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