News
Measure EE – Where it’s At
What is the story with Measure EE, that parcel tax that we passed to help with funding the schools ? How many seniors opted out ? At the Culver City School Board Meeting on May …[READ MORE]
Month: May 2011
arts
Price to Receive Museum Honors for Support of Arts Education
Senator Curren D. Price, Jr. will be presented with the President’s Award from the California Association of Museums (CAM) for his support of the state’s museums and cultural institutions in a ceremony on May 26, …[READ MORE]
Fresh From The Farm
Fresh From the Farm – Katie Malich
Apricots and cherries are in season, and the Culver City Farmers Market is the place to go for fresh, juicy, tree-ripened fruit. Don’t wait too long. The California cherry season is only six weeks long, …[READ MORE]
Schools
Healthy Schools – Maggie Memmott Walsh
Look at the awesome poster the El Marino Student Council made to promote the salad bar. Students also gave a presentation at the Monday Assembly on May 23 encouraging all students to take fruit and …[READ MORE]
Schools
AVPA Spring Concert – May 26
The Culver City High School Academy of Visual and Performing Arts will present our annual Spring Music Concert on Thursday, May 26 at the Robert Frost at 6:30 p.m. Parents, students, and the entire Culver …[READ MORE]
Culver City Crossroads
Just A Thought – Power/Play
There was a tense moment a few months ago at a school board meeting, when the discussion of placing solar panels on the school grounds got very heated. The head of the sustainability committee, Todd, …[READ MORE]
arts
Joseph And Friends Fill The Frost
It was, perhaps, a perfect show for everyone. A Bible story, gently twisted by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, bright costumes and even brighter lights, and a crowd of Culver City kids singing and …[READ MORE]
arts
FilmWatch by Orchid Cameron “Midnight in Paris”
What happened? Did I just get swept away into a magical journey by Woody Allen? Countless artist have devoted various art forms to the love of Paris, but with his usual cynicism scaled back to …[READ MORE]
News
Gary Snyder and April Fitzsimmons Celebrate Lew Welch – May 26
Commemorating the anniversary of the the disappearance of beat poet Lew Welch, Pulitzer Prize winning poet Gary Snyder and April Fitzimmons of the Actors Gang will present Song of the Turkey Buzzard: On the Poetry …[READ MORE]
Homes With Heart by Heather Coombs-Perez
Homes with Heart – Heather Coombs-Perez
We’ve all heard the expression “the grass is always greener”, but what happens when it turns brown? Or becomes infested with crab grass, or fungus or weeds? Here are some helpful tips to keep your …[READ MORE]
