Burbank police served coffee and good vibes at their first Cop on a Rooftop, raising funds for Special Olympics Illinois.
Category: Burbank
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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.
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Local Catholics mourn Pope Francis
Catholics worldwide were in mourning after Pope Francis died on Monday from a stroke that put him into a coma, which led to heart failure.
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Hommies brings grilled shawarma to Burbank diners
Six Jordanian friends turn engineering skills into flavor, opening Hommies in Burbank with grilled shawarma, bold sauces, and big dreams.
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Young resident ready to serve as Prairie Trails Library trustee
Eager to serve his community, lifelong Burbank resident Sean Kirchman is looking to step forward to bring new ideas to the Prairie Trails Public Library Board.
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St. Laurence students gain real-world experience through Career Pathways program
St. Laurence High School’s Career Pathways program offers hands-on experience in fields like law enforcement, medicine, business, and aviation.
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Casten tries to ease worries of his constituents
Congressman Sean Casten tries to allay fears constituents may have about the many changes being imposed by the Trump administration.
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Mattson’s Steak House closes as owner retires
The iconic Mattson’s Western Steak House and Saloon, with its giant sign depicting a cowboy throwing a lasso overlooking Cicero Avenue, closed abruptly earlier this month with a simple note on the door thanking customers for more than 50 years of patronage.