Touting Downtown Culver City’s Third Wednesday as a “Hang on to Summer” Happy Hour event when the temperature’s still in the 90’s? We don’t have to try to “hang on” – to anything but the …[READ MORE]
From Thursday, Sept. 20 through Friday, Sept. 28 avoiding Venice and Robertson will be a good idea. Underground utilities will be checked, and traffic will be affected. Work activity will typically take 2 days, and …[READ MORE]
The controversial practice of fracking will be explored during a free screening of the film “Gasland,” followed by a panel discussion Saturday, September 15, at 1 p.m. at West Los Angeles College.A coalition of three …[READ MORE]
Both of my kids are starting at new schools this fall, and it’s daunting. I have had to take a long look in the mirror and ask myself about education, and what it is, and …[READ MORE]
Each year, Culver City Public Works charges in with the help of local community support (hey, that’s you !) to participate in the Annual Coastal Cleanup Day (CCD) on the Ballona Creek bike path. Saturday, …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Education Foundation (CCEF) has provided invaluable support for Culver City Middle School (CCMS)!! Over the past few years, they have awarded our teachers with grants for computers, technology upgrades, and musical instruments, …[READ MORE]
Is writing about nature or reading about nature as important as being in nature ? The Sierra Club will discuss “Thoreau, Muir, and Brower: Communicating the Wilderness Experience to Promote Conservation,” with Brian Treanor, Director …[READ MORE]
On Sept. 11, the Culver City School District meeting room was filled with people eager to begin the open session. The meeting was full of positive contributors and committees ready and willing to create a …[READ MORE]
SHINE ON HARVEST MOON! – Songs are written about it, lovers sing of it, but when’s the last time you actually looked at a Harvest Moon? First, what is a “Harvest Moon”? It’s defined as …[READ MORE]
If you live in Culver City, you’ll find FIFTEEN propositions on your November 6 ballot. That’s ONE for the City of Culver City (Measure ‘Y’), THREE for L.A. County (Measures ‘A’, ‘B’, and ‘J’), and …[READ MORE]
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