'Yes, Your Teen Is Crazy'
RANCHO DISTRICT -- Burbank Unified School District's Council
Parent-Teacher Assn. will offer a presentation Thursday on the "Ten
Commandments of Parenting Adolescents."
Psychologist and author Michael Bradley will speak from 6:30 to 9
p.m. Thursday at Jordan Middle School, 420 S. Mariposa St. The event
is free and open to public.
Bradley is the author of "Yes, Your Teen Is Crazy! Loving Your Kid
Without Losing Your Mind." He will speak for about 45 minutes and
then take questions for about 45 minutes. A handout will be passed
out to those in attendance.
The event is targeted at parents of children 4 to 12, PTA member
Nancy Pierce said.
For more information, call 843-3509.
Gary Moskowitz
SCAG task force OKs airport report
AIRPORT DISTRICT -- A Southern California Assn. of Governments
subcommittee on Wednesday approved a report predicting that the Bob
Hope Airport will have 10.7 million passengers annually by 2030,
officials said.
The Aviation Task Force agreed with airport traffic figures
provided by the 2004 Regional Transportation Plan, which was released
in October, said Jeff Lustgarten, a spokesman for the association.
The plan, which is updated every three years, projects population
demands on cities in Southern California and how they will affect
services.
Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority officials, however,
believe the figure is excessive.
The task force -- which includes Mayor Stacey Murphy -- will send
the report to the association's governing body, which will decide
whether or not to approve it in April, Lustgarten said.
Jackson Bell
Contest winners
to be announced
HILLSIDE DISTRICT -- The winners of the Friends of the Burbank
Public Library Amateur Photography Contest will be announced during a
reception Thursday at the Burbank Central Library.
Audience members will be allowed to vote for the People's Choice
photograph at 6:30 p.m. in the library's auditorium at 110 N.
Glenoaks Blvd. Winners in the nine categories -- including special
effects, animals and still life -- will receive $25 each, and the
Best of Show winner will receive an additional $50.
Entries will be on display in the auditorium through March 27.
Photos can be viewed during library hours except when the auditorium
is in use.
For more information, call 238-5600.
Jackson Bell
YWCA seeking Legacy nominations
BURBANK -- The YWCA of Glendale is seeking nominations for its
Legacy awards program, honoring Women of Heart and Excellence.
