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Area squad off to World Series
They have been playing together since they first learned to hit a softball or field a ground ball. Maybe that's why the So Cal Burbank Heartbreakers have been so successful as a team. The 10-and-under girls' squad came through with a big effort in a...Tags: Travel, Baseball, Softball, Triple Crown, Sports
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Lower parking fees, more income?
I find it hilarious that the director of the Burbank Airport would complain about the fact that more people are dropping off passengers instead of using the parking structure. As bureaucrats have a tendency to do, they raised the prices to make up for...Tags: Travel
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Dining review: Serving up Thai spices courtside
The inside of 40 Love Café feels like a food court, the outside just the tiniest bit like Wimbledon courtside. Within the Burbank Tennis Center, the café's interior is all large white floor tiles and pinkish walls, with the tables and white tubular...
Tags: Soups, Coconut, Wimbledon Championships, Lettuce, Los Angeles Times
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Same semifinal hurdle for Indians
This season's CIF Southern Section Division II playoffs have led the Burroughs High boys' tennis team to a familiar place against a familiar opponent. For the second-straight year, the Indians will travel to Palm Desert to take on the No. 1-seeded Aztecs...
Tags: Travel, California Interscholastic Federation
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Bob Hope Airport seeks to add 'Burbank' to name
Bob Hope Airport will soon be known as Burbank Bob Hope Airport as part of a new summer ad campaign to drive more passengers to the regional airfield during its peak travel time of the year. The temporary name change comes as officials respond to airline...
Tags: Travel, Elections, Advertising, Politics, Transportation Industry
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Getting a charge out of Burbank
Tim Hebb lives about two miles from downtown Los Angeles, so charging station locations for his all-electric Nissan Leaf factor in heavily when planning leisure activities to other areas in the region.
The vehicle can travel 75 to 100 miles per charge,...Tags: U.S. Department of Energy, Nissan, Travel, Vehicles, Fuel-efficient Vehicles
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Scandal at top of the list
Throughout the past year, the local community experienced its share of important, interesting and unfortunate sports stories. Some of the stories touched us, some informed us and others just entertained us.
Although many of the stories deserve...Tags: Football, California Interscholastic Federation, Southeastern Conference, Golf, College Football
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Crash sends two people to hospital
A two-vehicle crash in Burbank Friday night sent two people to USC University Hospital with serious injuries, police reported.
A car headed east on Palm Avenue collided with a vehicle traveling north on Kenneth Road at around 11:50 p.m., Burbank...Tags: Travel, Hospitals and Clinics, Injuries and Wounds
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Reception kicks off dramatic image exhibit
The Burbank Creative Arts Center Gallery kicked off 2011 by presenting "Outdoor Nudes, Classic Landscapes, Old Wood — An Exhibition of Black and White Photography by Neal Johnston." The exhibition's opening-night reception saw local supporters of...Tags: Travel, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Photography, Human Interest, Arts and Culture
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Mailbag: Metrolink could make some changes
Your May 1 editorial "Few riders on Metrolink" hit the mark when it stated that attracting new riders has proved challenging to Metrolink. Ridership is down 13% on the Ventura County line, and 6% on the Antelope Valley line, the two routes that serve...Tags: Mass Media, Vehicles, Road Transportation, Management Change, Transportation
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Editorial: A sea change is coming
In just a few short years, Bob Hope Airport will go from being a bit haphazard to grown-up regional transit hub. With the $120-million transit center given the go-ahead earlier this week by the City Council, all that stands in the way of ground...Tags: Los Angeles International Airport, Travel, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Business Trips, Bob Hope
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Burroughs teams get ready for first round
BURBANK — Four area soccer teams — three girls and one boys — qualified for the CIF Southern Section playoffs this season. While the Burbank High and Providence girls' squads had to play wild-card matches Tuesday, both teams from...Tags: Travel, Caribbean Vacations
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