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Artists welcome award winner The Valley Porcelain Artists Club had world-renowned artist Mariela Vallasmil-Kaminski as its guest demonstrator at the meeting on May 28 at the Joslyn Adult Center, 1301 W. Olive Ave., Burbank. She has a bachelor's degree...Tags: Vehicles, Bob Hope, Johnny Carson, Bars and Clubs, Sharon Cohen Anisfeld
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'Fairy Godmother' of local charity dies
DOWNTOWN — Mary Alice O'Connor, the former school board member and volunteer whose service began during World War II and grew into leadership positions in the Tournament of Roses, Friends of the Burbank Library and the Burbank Historical Society,...Tags: Sociology, Adam Schiff, Children, Colleges and Universities, Walt Disney
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Mailbag: Changing from the polluting norm
It amazes me when I hear a few residents of Burbank whine about how they do not want to adopt change in their city ("Remove bike lanes from busy streets," June 12) because they don't want to be like other cities and like things the way they are. Things...Tags: Vehicles, Motorvehicle Accidents, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Transportation, Transportation Accidents
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Obituary: Mary Alice O'Connor
DOWNTOWN — Mary Alice O'Connor, the former school board member and volunteer whose service began during World War II and grew into leadership positions in the Burbank Tournament of Roses, Friends of the Burbank Library and the Burbank Historical...Tags: Sociology, Adam Schiff, Children, Colleges and Universities, Walt Disney
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Pink slips may be nixed
WEST BURBANK — A tentative agreement between the Burbank Unified School District and its teachers union will rescind all 67 teacher pink slips sent out earlier this year in exchange for six unpaid work furlough days for the 2010-11 school year,...Tags: Medical Services, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Career and Workplace, Layoffs and Downsizing, Unemployment
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School nurse showed up for work drunk, cops say
FloriDUHNoreen Patricia Freeman, a school nurse at a pre-K school, is accused of driving to work drunk on Tuesday morning, reports WBBH NBC News-2 in Fort Myers. Punta Gorda cops said Freeman, 57, had slurred speech, struggled to stand up and blew three times...Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Prosecution, Florida Highway Patrol
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CPS employee accused of pushing student down stairs
Tribune reporterChicago Public Schools has removed a Dunbar Vocational Career Academy employee from his position after a video posted online appears to show him pushing a female student down a flight of stairs. The 16-year-old student’s family released a statement...Tags: Chicago Public Schools, Teaching and Learning, Students
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Crashes rekindle debate about seat belts on buses
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — An Indiana lawmaker who sponsored a bill that would have required seat belts on school buses hopes two high-profile collisions in a span of a week that left more than 60 people injured will spur parents to urge the General...
Tags: Science and Technology, Heart Attack, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Motorvehicle Accidents, Transportation Accidents
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CPS suspends employee seen pushing student in video
Chicago Public Schools has removed a Dunbar Vocational Career Academy employee from his job after a video was posted online that appears to show him pushing a female student down a flight of stairs. The 16-year-old student's family released a statement...Tags: Chicago Public Schools, Teaching and Learning, Students
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Sublette outlines building, student safety and other challenges facing Orange schools
As Orange County School Board Chairman Bill Sublette today described the challenges of completing the district building program, he also assured community leaders that educators are acting to assure families it's safe to go to school in Orange County....
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Howard County Council approves budget higher than Ulman's request
The Howard County Council adopted a $923.5 million general fund spending plan Thursday that increases allocations for schools and police while not raising income or property taxes. The council voted 4-1 to approve the budget, roughly $2.7 million...
Tags: Ken Ulman, Crime, Law and Justice, Howard County, Budgets and Budgeting
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Mom whose son died in hazing: 'Don't dismiss it'
Tribune reporterThe mother of a Florida college student killed in a hazing ritual urged the audience at a Maine Township anti-hazing forum never to forget incidents of hazing and bullying in their community. “The moment you forget is the moment it reoccurs,&...Tags: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Champaign (Champaign, Illinois), Colleges and Universities, Hazing, Urbana (Champaign, Illinois)
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