Archive for December, 2009
Second Chance to See AVPA’s Nicholas Nickleby
For those lucky enough to get seats this past November to see Culver City High School 's Academy of Visual and Performing Arts (AVPA) production of Nicholas Nickleby, there is no surprise that the production was selected for top honors by the California Educational Theatre Association (CETA). Charles Dickens' dynamic journey was brought to life by a talented cast and crew, directed by AVPA [...]
Parenting Puzzles- Marni Parsons
Q. How do you teach your child how to be angry? I fully agree with Lyman Abbott, but am stymied by this issue. Anger seems to beget more anger around our house, sadly. A. Thanks, Colleen, for this question. I know that you are not alone in wondering how to teach your child to be angry. Most people, whether aware of it or not, think that children should be seen and not heard especially when [...]
Auto Club Re-opens Culver City Office
Before the New Year even begins, the American Automobile Association has reopened their doors in Culver City, at 4512 Sepulveda Blvd. “Now, don’t tell too many people,” commented Branch Manager Warren Moore “we are only open with a skeleton staff right now, and we’re busy as it is.” A half a dozen people were already there to make use of the office on bright December morning. The [...]
Just a Thought- Well Worth the Weight
The moment that I am struggling with the fact that it’s too cold to open a window, and it’s dark at five o’clock in the afternoon, the mail carrier shows up with five pounds of baklava. Yep, really, five whole pounds. There is winter, and then there are holidays. It is of course a gift, sent from a thoughtful relative, who wants to sweeten the celebration. As I am the only person around [...]
Fresh From the Farm by Katie Malich-New Year’s Tastes
Today's Farmers Market is a great place to shop for healthy holiday entertaining. See 2009 out in style with friends and family while supporting local farms and farmers. This week's Farmer's Table provides some easy, hassle-free appetizer recipes. Shoppers at the Culver City Farmers Market are fortunate to have a wide selection of gourmet items as well as fresh seasonal fruit, vegetables, [...]
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Culver Palms YMCA Pool Closed for Upkeep
The pool and locker rooms at the Culver Palms YMCA will be closed until Jan. 3 due to annual maintenance. We expect to reopen by Jan 4. All members are welcome to use the pools at the Westchester or Westside YMCA while the pool is closed.
Meet Us For Dinner – Sahli-Wells Fundraiser
The next food and fundraising event for Meghan Sahli-Wells will be held at Meet restaurant in downtown Culver City, 6 p.m. on Jan. 25. The “American Bistro with a French Twist” will host a glorious prix fixe, three-course dinner featuring some of Meet’s most popular bistro-inspired dishes. Tickets are $55 each – a bargain for the restaurant’s exquisite French fare. To purchase tickets [...]
Death at the West End Hotel
A resident of the West End Hotel at 3927 Van Buren Place in Culver City was found dead this morning. Robert Quinn, aged 43, had been living at the hotel since June 8, 2008, and was found dead in room 318. According to Sara Makwana of the hotel management alcohol poisoning was the suspected cause of death. “He had a lot to drink, there were a lot of empty bottles,” Makwana noted. Police, [...]
