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Crime report could use a revision
When my L.A. Times is delivered, the first section I read is, of course, the Glendale News-Press — to keep abreast of local issues and local folks in the news. And one section of personal interest is the police report — not that we have major...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Judges, Crimes, Cell Phones
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Water rates face big hit
LA CRESCENTA — Crescenta Valley Water District board members directed officials this week to include $10 million in additional borrowing in the next budget, and to raise customer rates by more than 25% in the next five years to help maintain aging...Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, Natural Resource Industry, Career and Workplace, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Retirement
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Think Again: '...and not a drop to waste'
A lot has changed in the last several years, with challenges to many key assumptions that have been around for generations. The impact of our current economy serves as a sorely needed wake-up call. As a country, our expectations for our lives are...Tags: California, Arizona, Natural Resource Industry, Colorado
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Contaminant levels in local water remain low
GLENDALE — Contaminant levels in the 8.4 billion gallons of water delivered to Glendale Water & Power customers last year remained relatively low, even as the utility continued to cope with ongoing chromium 6 remediation and changing reporting...Tags: Metal, Water Supply
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Crescenta Valley water officials set stage for rate increases, $10M in bonds
The Crescenta Valley Water District this week adopted a budget built on at least two rate increases and an additional $10 million in bonds to help maintain aging infrastructure. The board of directors on Tuesday voted 3 to 1 to adopt the budget,...Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, Chicago Hotels, Politics, Elections
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Officials set stage for water rate increases, $10M in bonds
LA CRESCENTA — The Crescenta Valley Water District this week adopted a budget built on at least two rate increases and an additional $10 million in bonds to help maintain aging infrastructure. The adopted budget calls for a 4.9% rate increase in...Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, Natural Resource Industry, Chicago Hotels, Elections, Politics
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Burbank ranks in top 5 water-saving cities
Burbank was one of just five cities in Los Angeles and Orange counties to get top scores from the Sierra Club for enacting regulations and programs aimed at conserving water. In the report released today, the Sierra Club Los Angeles Chapter gave...Tags: Water Supply, Manhattan (New York City)
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Rains wash away water restrictions
CITY HALL — Citing reservoirs that have been engorged with above-average rainfall, Glendale became the latest city this week to lift mandatory irrigation restrictions, although officials appealed to residents to keep conserving.
Customers will...Tags: Environmental Issues, Weather Statistics, Conservation, Pasadena (Los Angeles, California), Glendale (Los Angeles, California)
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City Council halts water utility revenue transfers
The City Council on Tuesday discontinued the annual transfer of water utility revenues to pay for public services — a move city officials said would add to a looming $10-million budget deficit next fiscal year.
The City Council voted unanimously...Tags: California, Constitutional Issues, Crime, Law and Justice, Public Officials, Government
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Park funds at risk of drying up amid budget crisis
CITY HALL — The renovation of a historic barn in Deukmejian Wilderness Park, a new mini park in one of the city’s densest neighborhoods, new hiking trails — millions in state grants have allowed Glendale to build all over town, but...Tags: Maryland, California, Human Interest
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City may lose water revenue
CITY HALL — The spigot for millions in water utility revenues that have been used to pay for public services could be turned off after the city attorney determined that recent court cases have thrown the legality of the practice into doubt. City...Tags: California, Constitutional Issues, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Water Supply
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Mary Jeanette and Don Boles
Mary Jeanette and Don Boles Long time Burbank resident, Mary Jeanette Boles, died peacefully on March 3rd at age 90 in Burbank. She followed her husband, Don Boles, by under two years. He died at age 91 in 2009. Mary Jeanette (Goodwin) was known as...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Human Interest, Travel, Colorado, Fishing
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