I had a request for chicken soup recipes this week. Cold and flu season definitely seems to be with us now. Buy plenty of oranges and citrus as well as dark green and orange vegetables …[READ MORE]
Transition Culver City will help you clear the decks before you deck the halls with a thought provoking evening of sharing and creating. Simplify the Holidays: CIY (Create It Yourself) Craft Workshop, White Elephant Exchange …[READ MORE]
The City of Culver City’s annual Tower Lighting Ceremony (possibly the biggest Christmas Tree on the Westside) is coming up on Dec. 3, beginning at 6:30 p.m. This will be a fun filled evening for …[READ MORE]
More Useful Info, Please – One thing I’ve been trying to get from the food services department at CCUSD is a listing of the nutritional information for as much of the food served as possible …[READ MORE]
At the City Council meeting last Monday night on Nov. 22, there was a moment so absurd that it was farce. I realized it was farce when I saw that everyone involved was taking it …[READ MORE]
It’s time for that magical moment once again. The holiday season in Culver City starts off with the downtown Christmas Tree Lighting on Thursday Dec. 2 at 6 p.m. at the Town Plaza (next to …[READ MORE]
On Wednesday Dec. 8, the Culver City Democratic Club’s meeting will have Tom Hayden as its featured speaker. In addition the club will be holding its Annual Holiday Gathering and Silent Auction. After over fifty …[READ MORE]
Namasté Women’s Choir will be singing two programs for their Holiday Choral Concerts on Dec. 11, so get ready for some beautiful music! Early in the day, the Concert for Children will be presented at …[READ MORE]
According to a recent article published by Fidelity National Home Warranty, the day after Thanksgiving causes plumbers to give thanks—or not, depending on how you look at it. With all the preparation cuttings and leftovers …[READ MORE]
Planet from Another Galaxy Discovered An exoplanet orbiting a star that entered our Milky Way from another galaxy has been detected by a European team of astronomers using a 2.2-meter (87-inch) telescope at the La …[READ MORE]
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