Burbank Soup

The hardest thing in life to learn is which bridge to cross and which bridge to burn… Tweet This Post

The City Council meeting of November 25th was a success for all of us who wanted our views heard. No one can now say they don’t know how the Pacific Park area residents feel. No one can say there are not any objections to this shelter for alcohol and drug addicts. Certainly the Council knows [...]

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In 1873 the railroad track along San Fernando Road originally linked the San Fernando and San Gabriel Missions. The Southern Pacific Railroad paid one dollar for the right-of-way. The first train came through Burbank on April 5, 1874. Tweet This Post

If you enjoy the sound of real music I’m sure you will enjoy the upcoming performance of Clarence McDonald & Evolution at the Catalina Club in Hollywood on December 18th. I’ve had the opportunity to hear Clarence (a Burbank resident) play at the Catalina Club before, and I just couldn’t resist sharing this great experience [...]

At least that’s the way Councilman Dr. David Gordon made us feel at the Sunday, November 23rd gathering of homeowners at Pacific Park. Nearly 75 homeowners who live near the park attended an impromptu meeting to voice concerns and opposition to the Homeless Shelter due to open at the National Guard Armory, which is adjacent [...]

The city of Burbank is named after a New Hampshire-born dentist Dr. David Burbank. He relocated to Burbank in 1867, and built his home in the area on what is now the back of Warner Brothers Studios. Tweet This Post

Love many, trust few, always paddle your own canoe. Tweet This Post