To make things just a little bit easier for kids in their time of need, the Burbank Fire Department will be giving them hand-stitched teddy bears made from their old uniforms.
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Chicago, Cook County issue flood disaster proclamations
Chicago and Cook County are both issuing disaster proclamations to assist residents in recovering from flooding that took place July 25-28.
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Cook County launches flood damage survey for residents affected by July storms
Cook County officials are asking residents affected by flash flooding between July 25 and July 28 to complete an online survey documenting property damage.
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Durbin’s in Burbank has been sold, but nothing is changing
Owner Tom McAuliffe has sold the Durbin’s location in Burbank to new owners who will keep everything the same when they reopen.
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National Night Out celebrations return on August 5
Neighborhoods across the Southwest Side and southwest suburbs will again celebrate first responders at National Night Out next week.
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Grand Opening: Joey’s Red Hots opens seventh location in Burbank
Joey’s Red Hots opens seventh location in Burbank, with a grand opening planned soon, expanding its popular Chicago-style chain.
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Burbank police join Cop on a Rooftop fundraiser for Special Olympics
Burbank police served coffee and good vibes at their first Cop on a Rooftop, raising funds for Special Olympics Illinois.
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Burbank Mayor Dan Foy retires from public service
Residents packed the Burbank City Council meeting room to witness the swearing in of new Mayor David Gilgenberg II.
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At 101, WWII veteran Fred Burns swears by pancakes, molasses — and faith
WWII veteran Fred Burns turned 101, crediting pancakes, molasses, and faith for his long life during a heartfelt celebration.
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Casten urges residents to speak out at town hall meeting
U.S. Rep. Sean Casten tells a capacity crowd at the Evergreen Park Community Center they need to speak out against President Donald Trump.