2013 – Page 31 – Culver City Crossroads

LOCALmotion – Jozelle Smith

September 16, 2013 0

This Wednesday eve, September 18—It’s Downtown Culver City’s Third Wednesday “Hang on to Summer” Happy Hour – and the way the weather’s been going, it shouldn’t be hard to hang on! Downtown is awash in …[READ MORE]

Boys and Girls Club to Open @Mar Vista Gardens

September 13, 2013 0

A $1 million gift from a real estate executive Jack Jones will be used to establish a Boys and Girls Club in the Mar Vista Gardens apartment complex in Culver City, according to City News …[READ MORE]

Vizcarra at Carlson Park – Sept. 15

September 13, 2013 0

Join Claudia Vizcarra for Bagels and Pan Dulce in the Park, Sunday, September 15 11am, Carlson Park at the corner of Braddock and Motor, Culver City 90230. Come learn about why she is running for …[READ MORE]

Indiecade Calls 36 Top Games for Showcase

September 13, 2013 0

The 2013 IndieCade Festival will have 36 of the year’s best indie games playable for the thousands of festival attendees attending the annual event on Saturday – Sunday, Oct. 5 – 6, 2013 in Culver …[READ MORE]

Ruth’s Truths – Ruth Morris

September 13, 2013 32

When I first became a teacher 10 years ago, I knew no different than to treat my students like corporate employees. Having just changed careers after 20 years in the business world, it made for …[READ MORE]

Mayme Clayton to Feature Home Movies in “Black Talkies”

September 12, 2013 0

Join Black Talkies on Parade for an afternoon celebrating African American home movies. Films that once were used amongst families as keepsakes of special occasions are now gateways to the past. Watch early films shot …[READ MORE]

Runway Cleared for LAX to Move Closer to Homes

September 12, 2013 0

The Los Angeles County Airport Land Use Commission on Wednesday denied a challenge from Culver City, Ontario and San Bernardino County regarding a Los Angeles International Airport plan to move a single runway 260 feet …[READ MORE]

Looking Up – Bob Eklund

September 12, 2013 0

Things are not always what they seem—especially in space. For 30 years, a large near-Earth object called “Don Quixote” was believed to be an asteroid. Now, an international team of astronomers and planetary scientists has …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor – Bond Issue Central to Schools

September 12, 2013 0

Dear Editor: The lack of funding in our schools has always been an issue. When our two sons, who are now in their forties, attended Culver schools there were complaints about unfulfilled needs just as …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor – A Contrast in Motivation

September 11, 2013 0

The Culver City Chamber of Commerce is in business to: …”promote the commercial and economic growth of Culver City, and to foster civic improvements that benefit the general welfare of those who live, work and …[READ MORE]