COUNCIL OKS NEW LIGHTS FOR MONTROSE NEARLY $1 MILLION PROJECT SLATED FOR SHOPPING DISTRICT.Byline: Naush Boghossian Staff Writer GLENDALE - The city will install new lights along Honolulu Boulevard in the Montrose shopping district, the council voted Tuesday. The council voted 4-1, with Councilman Dave Weaver
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