From Culver City’s Parks, Recreation & Community Services Director Daniel Hernandez comes a warm welcome to the Spring 2014 season. In February, the Veteran’s Memorial Complex and Park had WiFi capabilities installed in the building …[READ MORE]
Cooper Komatsu, a Culver City Middle School student who has won two consecutive CCUSD Spelling Bees, has qualified to represent Culver City Middle School and participate at the state level of the National Geographic Bee, …[READ MORE]
An invitation to sample the new menu offering at the Olive Garden at Westfield Mall took place on a day so cool, I was buttoning up my jacket on the way inside, warding off the …[READ MORE]
Shopping at Surfas is usually about gourmet groceries or specialty tools, but on March 26 there will be a one-day pop up seedling sale – it’s Tomatomania! Come check out a tidy collection of some …[READ MORE]
Do you remember the Meralta Theater, the Culver Movie Theater, or Sagebrush Cantina? These places were the heart of downtown Culver City decades ago and many of you may not remember them, but you are …[READ MORE]
I’m never bored. My father used to paraphrase a quote originally said by Gilbert K. Chesterton, “There are no uninteresting (boring) subjects, only disinterested people” Boredom never existed at my house. My father had many …[READ MORE]
City of Culver City has been given the green light from the State Department of Finance to move forward with critical projects held up for years by the dissolution of redevelopment. The City can now …[READ MORE]
Almost 14 billion years ago, the universe we inhabit burst into existence in an extraordinary event that initiated the Big Bang. In the first fleeting fraction of a second, the universe expanded exponentially, stretching far …[READ MORE]
As time marches on and our city moves forward alongside it, the modern times demand modern leaders. I truly believe that Christopher Patrick King is that modern leader. At 31-years-old, he is a candidate ready …[READ MORE]
The T’ai Chi Cycle — I often give presentations to groups – at the library, real estate agencies, retirement homes, seminars, networking groups – about feng shui – and at the introduction I always talk …[READ MORE]
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