A little rain here and little wind there. No biggie. The torn banner that was hanging above the entrance to Burlingame Avenue was all the damage I could find in Burlingame that was storm related. Anyone out there suffer any damage?
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Funny, I can’t even recall what the banner said! Let’s hope the weather holds out for the big Tree Lighting and parade on Friday night!
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