That we have a national holiday dedicated to being thankful is something to be really thankful for. Taking the time to really count our blessings makes a difference in how we perceive our own lives …[READ MORE]
The IceCube Neutrino Observatory, a particle detector buried in a cubic kilometer of Antarctic ice, is a demonstration of the power of the human passion for discovery, where scientific ingenuity meets technological innovation. This week, …[READ MORE]
In October, NHTSA began a new campaign to help parents speak to their teen driver about safe driving. “5 to Drive” gives parents the words they need to start the conversation with their young driver …[READ MORE]
The City of Culver City has launched an interactive and user-friendly online platform of the city’s financial data (culvercity.opengov.com) using software developed by OpenGov.com, a Silicon Valley software startup company. By partnering with OpenGov, Culver …[READ MORE]
How do you Cultivate Gratitude in Hard Times? This is supposed to be the holiday of giving thanks, of Thanks-giving. We may encourage our kids to be grateful, but are we grateful? How can we …[READ MORE]
November 22, 2013, began with threats of rain. The rain, thankfully, did not come until a little after 7PM, just as the competition ended. The first of the forty-five participants of the 2013 Parness Concerto …[READ MORE]
Councilman Jim Clarke is pleased to announce two early endorsements for his re-election to a seat on Culver City City Council next year. State Senator Holly Mitchell who represents the 26th district enthusiastically supports Jim’s …[READ MORE]
On Friday, November 15, Linwood E. Howe Elementary School held a turkey-themed Family Fun Night event. At the conclusion of the event, there was a Thanksgiving raffle for all those who brought in a non-perishable …[READ MORE]
Bringing a new face into the field for the next city council election in April, Christopher Patrick King announces that he is running for a seat. The small business owner and community activist will be …[READ MORE]
As soon as CCUSD’s new Hydration Station was installed in the high school cafeteria, the lines started to form to enjoy the chilled and very tasty water. Board Member Nancy Goldberg and Mike Reynolds, Assistant …[READ MORE]
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