Opinions
Dear Editor – Shame, Pain and Blame
To the Culver City Council – I go by many names throughout my daily life, but you may know me best by this name: Sofie. Recently I was brutally sexually assaulted by my former boss. …[READ MORE]
Month: May 2012
Community
Blair Hills Nature Center – Ideas Wanted
Residents, community organizations and interested stakeholders are invited to attend a scoping meeting to help envision a nature center master plan at the former Ohr Eliyahu Academy site, (also formerly the Linda Vista Elementary School …[READ MORE]
News
State Rep. Holly Mitchell Authors Bill for Women’s Rights
On Friday May 25, State Assembly Rep. Holly Mitchell (D – 47th Assembly District) stood with Planned Parenthood Los Angeles at their press conference in support of AB 2348, the bill she has authored which …[READ MORE]
News
Feng Shui and Balance – Janet Mitsui Brown
Very simply feng shui balances one’s life – and with this balance comes mindful precision & intelligibility – perhaps acceptance of destiny, the effects of good karma, improved luck, and serendipity – good fortune. But …[READ MORE]
LOCALmotion by Jozelle Smith
LOCALmotion – Jozelle Smith
Since 1949, small but mighty Westside Unity Church, located at 10724 Barman Ave. (just across from the Culver City Municipal Plunge), has offered local folks an alternative to more traditional Christianity, with members who are …[READ MORE]
Community
La Ballona Takes to the Street with the Green Club Clean-Up
It was a successful haul of trash on Friday May 25 by the La Ballona Green Club Neighborhood Clean Up Project. Two and a half very large bags of trash from 6 blocks of neighborhood …[READ MORE]
Community
The Living History Project (a Turnabout in Two Parts) by Sandra Coopersmith
The shoe was definitely on the other foot. As a journalist I’ve conducted an abundance of interviews, so it was a different and slightly disorienting experience to wear the hat of interviewee. Hmmm . . …[READ MORE]
Community
United Parents of Culver City – Jump Start the (R)evolution
As the Interim President of United Parents of Culver City, Steve Levin stood on a chair at the May 24 meeting and spoke to a crowd of almost a hundred people. “We are just getting …[READ MORE]
News
New 7-Eleven Store Approved by Planning Commission – Sean Fregoso
An unhappy group of Culver City residents left the Planning Commission last night, with another 7-Eleven store in the pipeline, despite their objections. A quick stroll down Sepulveda can quickly remind one how far Culver …[READ MORE]
Looking Up by Bob Eklund
Looking Up – Bob Eklund
On Tuesday afternoon, June 5th, everyone in the United States will have a chance to witness one of the rarest celestial phenomena known: a “transit of Venus.” Such an event occurs when the planet Venus …[READ MORE]