Fresh From The Farm
Fresh From Charlotte’s Farm by Katie Malich
Move over, Farmville. E. B. White’s award-winning book, Charlotte’s Web, has been the quintessential introduction to farm life for generations …[READ MORE]
Month: July 2010
News
Didi Hirsch Adds Spanish Suicide Hotline
Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services announced today that as of July 1, the Suicide Prevention Center will provide suicide prevention …[READ MORE]
Schools
Culver City Education Foundation Wins Grants
In the fourth and final round of grant applications for this school year, the Culver City Education Foundation funded 10 …[READ MORE]
Community
Library Will Stay Open on Mondays – Stay Posted
While negotiations between the County of Los Angeles and the Service Employees International Union continue, the Culver City Julian Dixon …[READ MORE]
Arts
“As You Like It’ from Kentwood Players
It can’t be summer without a bit of Shakespeare. Kentwood Players presents one of his most delightful comedies “As You …[READ MORE]
Arts
June Gloom (Sung to the Tune “Blue Moon”) by Rima Snyder
June gloom, you’ve left me out in the cold waiting for summer to come, this coastal fog’s growing old. June …[READ MORE]
Looking Up by Bob Eklund
Looking Up by Bob Eklund
On its Way to a Comet, Spacecraft Checks Out an Asteroid The Rosetta orbiter, which carries the lander Philae, has …[READ MORE]
Just a thought by Judith Martin-Straw
Just a Thought- June Gloom
June Gloom (and it’s July Already-) It’s one thing when it begins in May and goes all through June, but …[READ MORE]
News
We Have a Winner! John Nachbar Named City Manager
The City Council of the City of Culver City has announced the appointment of John Nachbar as its City Manager. …[READ MORE]
Arts
Songs and Dances of Imaginary Lands
The arts in Culver City have expanded into an unlikely arena – the former car dealership on Washington at National. …[READ MORE]