Ruth’s Truths by Ruth Morris
Ruth’s Truths – Ruth Morris
What was that whole “Thanksgivukkah” thing last week? A colleague saw me in the copy room, and wished me a …[READ MORE]
Year: 2013
News
Culver City Off the Hook for $20 Million State Debt
“I am excited to share some good news … nearly $20 million worth! Last night, the city received a determination …[READ MORE]
News
Blum and Poe Gallery Offers Hair Raising Art with Jim Shaw
Hair stands on end in Jim Shaw’s current exhibition at Blum & Poe. It’s thick, sandy blond and stiff, thanks …[READ MORE]
News
Food Workers Deserve a Living Wage
I’m Michael Pollan, author of The Omnivore’s Dilemma, In Defense of Food, and Cooked. For many years now, I’ve been passionately …[READ MORE]
News
Clarke Kicks Off Council Re-Election Campaign
It was difficult to find Councilman Jim Clarke amongst all the supporters and well-wishers at his kick-off event this past …[READ MORE]
Community
Backpacks Help CCUSD Students and Families
CCUSD Backpacks for Kids Program is already making the days healthier and more successful for many CCUSD students who do …[READ MORE]
Looking Up by Bob Eklund
Looking Up – Bob Eklund
Two thousand years ago, a Roman vessel with ingots of lead extracted from the Sierra of Cartagena sank in the …[READ MORE]
Community
Parenting Post – Linda Marten MSW
Holiday Stress, Kids, and Money – Are the holidays “the most wonderful time of the year” or “the most stressful …[READ MORE]
News
Ridley-Thomas Takes 54th Assembly District Election
No surprises on election night – Sebastian Ridley-Thomas was the clear victor with 60% of the vote, well beyond the …[READ MORE]
Schools
Housework Continues as CCUSD Makes Progress on Campus Upgrades
Construction was recently completed on a new eight-foot-tall security fence at El Rincon Elementary School along Sawtelle Boulevard. The former …[READ MORE]