Just a thought by Judith Martin-Straw

It looked like an obvious news story to me; dozens of people complaining about spending hours in line to register for ‘Just 4 Kids’ camp through the Culver City Parks and Recreation Department. I went …[READ MORE]

It’s about those crime stats. While I understand that the Financial Benchmark Study was undertaken to provide information to help the City Council make decisions, the timing was a little too good. As the Chair …[READ MORE]

The huge response to one of our recent ‘Letter to the Editor’ posts had several people asking “Why was this even published?” we thought it time to remind our readers what our standards are, and …[READ MORE]

I was settling into my seat on the flight back from Sacramento, and noticed that the man sitting next to me was reading Shakespeare’s As You Like It. “There’s a great production of ‘The Tempest‘ at …[READ MORE]

When I wrote about ‘Going Dark’ last year, I did not have any way to measure how dark it was going to get. Reeling it all into perspective – as soon as I sit down …[READ MORE]

I was astonished to discover myself crying as I pulled into the parking lot. I had been looking forward to the re-opening of the Culver City Julian Dixon Library; I was happy, excited, filled with …[READ MORE]

No, I’m not being metaphorical – there may be a lice outbreak at the high school that seems to be flying under the radar because – well, because lice. No one is particularly proud to …[READ MORE]

There are few things that can crack a heart open like seeing someone’s heart breaking. When the heart breaking belongs to your own child, the sound of that crack can be loud. Only the soft …[READ MORE]

It was May – very early in the month of May – when Goran Eriksson announced he would be running for City Council in an election scheduled for next April. In recent years, the idea …[READ MORE]

For the second time in the history of Culver City Crossroads, we have chose to un-publish something that we published. The policy for Letters to the Editor holds that only letters from real people can …[READ MORE]