What happened on September 14, 2005

NEWS

• On a flight of fancy By: Ani Amirkhanian

• o7Here are some of the items the Burbank Unified School... By:

• Council weighs hiring lobbyist By: Alicia Robinson

• Marine ready for duty helping hurricane victims By: Tania Chatila

• Remembering the good old days By: Rosette Gonzales

• Estancia shooting for first league title By: Dave Thorpe

• TODAY The Burbank Investment Club meets at 8 p.m... By:

• O.C. board considering harbor fees By: Alicia Robinson

• She's weaving the threads of LIFE By: Joyce Rudolph

• Rocketing construction costs putting plans at risk By: Darleene Barrientos

• Annual Falcon Golf Classic to be held The third... By:

• WHAT: Make monetary donations by sending a check to the... By:

• The following incidents were taken from reports at the... By:

• Designed for delivery By: Elia Powers

• TODAY The MOMS Club, a nonprofit organization that... By:

• The Foothill Service Club for the Blind meets from 11 a.m... By:

• Rebels quite a road act By: Charles Rich

• Assemblyman Dario Frommer... By:

• School evacuated in bomb scare By: Mark R. Madler

• Murphy's seat declared vacant By: Mark R. Madler

• Kiki Kiki, a gray female kitten, has just been... By:

• Remembering the good old days By: Rosette Gonzales

• Staying on top is CdM's focus By: Dave Thorpe

• How can we stop the screaming sea lions? I am a... By:

• She's weaving the threads of LIFE By: Joyce Rudolph

• Schools face junk food ban By: Sarah Hill

• Police suspect boyfriend in murder By: Tania Chatila

• Lightning's Chen set to scorch the course By: Dave Thorpe

• BABY Baby is a 2-year-old Chihuahua mix that was... By:

• Car show is a real classic By: Sarah Hill

• Eat, drink and dig the sounds By: Andrew Edwards

• Cooking up something special By: Darleene Barrientos

• Are they refugees or evacuees? By: JUNE CASAGRANDE

• Department honors responders By: Mark R. Madler

• Send DATEBOOK items to Glendale News-Press and Leader, 111... By:

• Falcons fall at home in three By: Grant Gordon

• Expanded service hours at La Crescenta The La... By:

• 'Ballroom' will make you dance with joy By:

• Jeffrey Crosson, a sophomore at Estancia High School... By:

• Noise Within begins season with 'Othello' A Noise... By:

• Fairview Road: A stolen vehicle was... By:

• Students get kick at coffee shop By: Darleene Barrientos

• City moves on specific downtown plan By: Fred Ortega

• Guards lose turnover fest By: Shel Segal

• Are they refugees or evacuees? By: JUNE CASAGRANDE

• Proposed rules aim to silence sea lions By: Andrew Edwards

• Indian boys place fourth in meet By:

• Sailors stymie defending champs By: Dave Thorpe

• Power outage hits city By: Tania Chatila and Mark Madler

• Supervisor Michael D... By:

• Hip youth retailers to open in Burbank EQ3, a... By:

• CdM outshoots Newport girls By:

• Time to see who is the best in the city By: Jeff Tully

• Ahead with Horses Inc. is... By:

• 'Ballroom' will make you dance with joy By:

• Comments about victims way out there After reading... By:

• Moms rally for car crash victim By: Lindsay Sandham

• On a mission of mercy By: Tania Chatila

• Bulldogs scalded by Nitros By: Charles Rich

• Residents deserve a chance to vote By: STEVE SMITH

• Once more for Draganza By: Dave Thorpe

• Talented locals showing worth at GCC By: Edgar Melik-Stepanyan

• Inside Info By:

• Murphy didn't leave council soon enough I was... By:

• o7The following information was taken from police reports... By:

• Vaqueros suffer first loss By:

• These people have been arrested on... By:

• Glad to be getting out of Burbank By: Robby Shaw

• Young Mustangs squad set to hit the local links By: Dave Thorpe

• Region 97 Girls under 12 Bad... By: