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What happened on September 19, 2007

NEWS

Occupation program through the school district that offers a hands-on veterinary course attracts a slew of interested students. By Rachel Kane
Mayor asks residents to join her on weekly stroll to promote a healthier lifestyle and open communication. By Jeremy Oberstein
Golonski, Bric say ruling limiting grocery stores in the district goes too far in preventing any new markets from moving in. By Jeremy Oberstein
City officials will now review improvement plan costing $10 million to see whether it fits the development agreement. By Jeremy Oberstein

FEATURES

Congregants of First Christian Church pay tribute to its history, which dates to 1894, with an open house. By Ani Amirkhanian

SPORTS

Indians earn big upset By Jeff Tully
Indian runners win races
Prep's late drive sinks Bell-Jeff By Gabriel Rizk
Fine defensive effort sparks Vaqueros By Jonathan Raber
(Week 3)

ENTERTAINMENT

GCC theater arts co-chair focuses on teaching students how to be capable actors, singers and dancers. By Ann Kim

BUSINESS

New Residence Inn Marriott will become the second hotel in downtown Burbank when it opens Oct. 5. By Rachel Kane

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