Luther Burbank Middle School

The following information was taken from police reports: NORTHWEST DISTRICT 825 N. Victory Blvd.: A Valley Dealer Exchange employee reported Thursday that CDs, a car stereo and an air-conditioning unit worth $1,500 were stolen from a 2001 Jeep Cherokee. 3700 Jeffries Ave.: A 14-year-old Burbank girl was cited on suspicion of possessing marijuana at Luther Burbank Middle School. 1900 block of Kenwood Street: A 43-year-old Burbank man reported Wednesday that a TV monitor worth $450 was stolen from his 1999 Chevy truck.

GLENDALE — Tuesday night was a good one for local school districts and city officials, who got the news they wanted to hear: Voters passed a bond measure that will provide funds to modernize schools, and they said no to a measure that would have limited cities' eminent-domain power. Voters approved Proposition 1D, a $10.4-billion school facilities bond, with 56.6% of the vote. Proposition 90, which would have put restraints on local governments' ability to take over private property for public use went down, with 52.5% of voters rejecting the measure.

The following incidents were taken from police reports. NORTHWEST DISTRICT 3700 Jeffries Ave.: A 14-year-old Burbank girl was arrested Thursday on suspicion of possessing a knife. Luther Burbank Middle School officials found a 2 3/4-inch folding blade, a Swiss army knife and a lighter in the girl's locker, police said. MAGNOLIA PARK 700 block of North Keystone Street: A 44-year-old Burbank woman was arrested Thursday on suspicion of drunken driving after a minor traffic collision.

SPOKESPERSONS Angel Flight West: Jim Weaver Assistance League of Southern California: Katie Osterloh Boy Scouts of America: Andrew Messer Burbank Center for the Retarded: Rachel Galperin Burbank Family YMCA: George Saikali Burbank First United Methodist Church: Janet Fortune Burbank Housing Corporation: Judith Arandes Burbank Noon Lions Charities: Marva Murphy Burbank Temporary Aid Center: Patricia...

SCHEDULE TODAY Boys' basketball Avalon at Providence,1:30 p.m. Girls' basketball Avalon at Providence, noon Bell-Jeff at Marlborough, 7 p.m. Boys' soccer Providence vs. Avalon at Ferraro Fields, 10 a.m. Girls' soccer Providence vs. Avalon at Ferraro Fields, 10 a.m. MONDAY Girls' basketball Bell-Jeff at Immaculate Heart, 7 p.m. TUESDAY Boys' basketball...

ON THE AGENDA The following items will be discussed at Thursday’s Burbank Unified School District Meeting: ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Supt. Gregory Bowman is expected to recommend the appointment of new principals to lead Bret Harte, Providencia and George Washington elementary schools. At the end of the school year, Bret Harte Principal Diane Berger and Providencia Principal Maria Teresa Delgado plan to retire. Washington’s acting principal, Arlene Zenian — who replaced Jane Clausen after she became the coordinator of special education for the board — could be named the school’s next principal, officials said.

Maya Kukes BURBANK -- The halls of two schools will be alive with music next week as Burbank and John Burroughs high schools prepare for major music and dance performances. Burbank High's "Late Winter Concert" will feature more than 300 participants. Students from John Muir Middle School's string orchestra and concert band and Luther Burbank Middle School's concert band will also appear. At Burroughs, vocalists and dancers will take center stage at "Pops Show 23."

LUTHER BURBANK MIDDLE SCHOOL — The way the Hoover High boys’ soccer team dominated Thursday in the first half against Burbank, it appeared the Tornadoes were in for a lopsided win. In the early going, Hoover dictated play, kept the ball in Bulldog territory for most of the half and created its share of chances. However, despite the domination, the Tornadoes couldn’t score. That left the door open for Burbank, which took advantage of its chances to notch a 2-0 win at Luther Burbank Middle School in a Pacific League opener for both schools.

The Los Angeles Dodgers team shares advice during a pit stop at Luther Burbank Middle School before heading off to spring training.Lucy Solis arrived at Luther Burbank Middle School on Wednesday prepared. She had a camera in her back pocket, a blue Dodgers T-shirt on, and a large "Gagné" banner folded under her arm. "I love Gagné," she said, between bouts of shrieking, of the Dodgers' pitcher. The 15-year-old was beside herself as she waited in a crowd of about 1,000 students for a bus filled with Dodgers players on board.