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Morning Briefing -- April 19, 2007

Enjoy your Web surf with a little Raisin Bran ...


  • Eugene Tong writes a tale of two cities ... Burbank makes a $9.65 million deal with its schools to open athletic fields to the public. Glendale, on the other hand, might follow Burbank's lead, if its city's bosses can all agree on how to work it out.
    Daily News

  • Glendale residents mourn the loss of the Virginia Tech students and family members who suffered in the senseless shootings.
    Glendale News-Press

  • Gravehunter Lisa Burks is getting reader mail. One person wants to know how to find a loved one buried at the beleaguered cemetery. She tells him how.
    valleynews.com

  • La Crescenta holds its first Crescenta Valley Town Council land-use meeting of the year and the group will mull a 26-unit condo project that would cut into a hill.
    Glendale News-Press

  • For those interested in keeping tabs on the work of developer Rick Caruso, the Arcadia City Council just approved his latest development for an 825,000-square foot project, called the Shops at Santa Anita, on a part of the 304-acre Santa Anita Park property. Readers recall that Caruso is developing the 475,000-square foot Americana at Brand.
    globest.com

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