Monthly Archives: April, 2021

Burroughs Falls to Crescenta Valley

Outlook Newspapers - April 17, 2022

By Austin GreenBurbank Leader The John Burroughs girls’ tennis team had its record dip to 1-2 with a 13-5 loss to league rival Crescenta Valley...

Burbank Edged by Glendale in Girls’ Tennis

Outlook Newspapers - April 17, 2022

By Austin GreenBurbank Leader After a nearly 18-month layoff due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Glendale and Burbank high schools’ girls tennis teams recently opened...

Bulldogs Rout Glendale, 17-1

Outlook Newspapers - April 17, 2022

By Austin GreenBurbank Leader Thirteen months after their 2020 season — and their No. 1 player’s bid for a league championship in singles — was...

Bears Squander Lead in Loss, 21-14

Outlook Newspapers - April 17, 2022

The John Burroughs High School varsity football team squandered a seven-point lead in the fourth quarter and fell to visiting Arcadia, 21-14, in a...

Judge Confirms Ruling Barring Tinhorn Flats Operations

Christian Leonard - April 17, 2022

A county judge has ordered a preliminary injunction against Tinhorn Flats Saloon and Grill, issuing the tentative ruling he made two weeks ago.The preliminary...

Local Nurse Receives ‘Woman of the Year’ Award

Christian Leonard - April 17, 2022

A nurse at the local Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center recently received the local State Assembly district’s “Woman of the Year” award.Emelda Pasco, who...

Several Local — and Lucky — Restaurants Receive County Grant

Christian Leonard - April 17, 2022

Eight small Burbank restaurants received funds from a county grant program in January aimed to help keep eateries afloat, according to a recent report.The...

‘Mickey’ DePalo, Longtime Parks Worker, to Depart Burbank

Christian Leonard - April 17, 2022

After more than 40 years of working for Burbank’s Parks and Recreations Department, Michael “Mickey” DePalo settled into retirement in 2008. It lasted for...