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Magnolia Park Optimist Club installs officers
The installation of new officers and directors of the Magnolia Park Optimist Club for the 2010-11 year was held on Sept. 16 at the Elks club. Former Lt. Gov. Jim Lloyd first retired the outgoing officers — President Terry Scott, and board members,...Tags: Health, Preventative Medicine, Johnny Carson, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Rabies
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Burbank earns league sweep
GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Burbank d. Pasadena, 25-20, 26-24, 25-19: The Bulldogs stayed in the hunt for a top-three finish in the Pacific League with a victory Thursday at Pasadena. Sarah Tubert had seven kills, 18 assists and three blocks and Reilly Brennan...Tags: Health, Breast Cancer
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Burbank victory in the pink
BURBANK HIGH — There was a more important issue at stake Tuesday when the Burbank High girls' volleyball team took on Crescenta Valley. Getting a win was definitely important, as the Bulldogs and Falcons are fighting for a top-three spot the...Tags: Health, Volleyball, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Sarah Brown, Breast Cancer
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Preschool marks Mitzvah day with trike race
Decked out in helmets and protective padding, students at the Burbank Temple Emanu El Preschool pedaled with fury Wednesday, racing their tricycles to benefit children being treated at two local Providence medical centers.
"They need to learn to give as...Tags: Health, Charity, The New York Times, Hodgkins Disease, Children
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Organizations: Students win Noon Lion poster contest
Burbank Noon Lions recently recognized local level competition winners in the annual Lions Clubs International Peace Poster Contest during an awards presentation on Nov. 22 at the Burbank Central Library. First-level winners are Tnick Trivimol, Jordan...Tags: Middle Schools, Politics, The Salvation Army, Delphi Corp, Bars and Clubs
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Changing lives in Botswana
The phrase "life-changing experience" has a new meaning for two Burbank High School teachers. Gaborone, the capital of Botswana, has been a sister city of Burbank since 1975 after the request of a former city mayor, but there has never been an official...Tags: Botswana, Health, Sharon Cohen Anisfeld, Family, Travel
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Keep A Breast reps visit Burroughs
Advanced art students at Burroughs High School fielded questions from Keep A Breast Foundation representatives on Thursday about their schoolwide fundraising campaign to fund breast cancer research. The students have teamed up with the school's health...Tags: Health, Cancer, Health and Safety at School, Breast Cancer
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Mailbag: Stop doing 'No. 3' in public
Stop doing 'No. 3' in public Tuesday evening, the City Council passed an ordinance further restricting smoking in multi-unit housing. For those who have thought of quitting smoking, this might be a good time to quit. All over the country, people are...Tags: Health, Crime, Law and Justice, Tobacco Addiction, Behavioral Conditions, Burbank (Los Angeles, California)
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Cancer survivor gives back
WEST BURBANK — Marla Zack lost her mother, stepmother, aunt and several friends to breast cancer, but when she was diagnosed with the illness two years ago, she knew she was going to be different. She was going to survive. Now Zack, a 45-year-...Tags: Health, America's Got Talent (tv program), Mastectomy, Cancer, Breast Cancer
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Relaying support
When doctors diagnosed Mary Strauss with breast cancer 10 years ago, the retired bookkeeper was forced to confront a condition that for much of her life went unnamed. "Growing up, we never talked about cancer," said Strauss, 76, of La Cañada. "It was the...Tags: Health, Los Angeles, La Crescenta, Johnny Carson, Relay for Life
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Here's how to avoid, deal with things that bite or sting
With the arrival of Memorial Day weekend and a summertime full of travel, cookouts, beach parties, camp-outs and other outdoor activities, it's important to remember that there are critters lurking (indoors as well as out) that bite and sting. Here,...
Tags: Orlando, Conservation, Animal Attacks, Zoology, Vehicles
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H7N9 bird flu can pass between mammals, researchers find
Scientists are gaining a better understanding of the H7N9 bird flu that has sickened more than 130 people -- and killed more than 30 -- in China and Taiwan since February. The latest research into the virus, which before this year had never been...
Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, China, Science and Technology, Flu, Viral Diseases and Infections
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