Here are some highlights from the City Council meeting of October 26, 2015. At this meeting, the City Council; Presented a proclamation designating October as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Presented certificates of appreciation …[READ MORE]
The City of Culver City and the Culver City Unified School District (CCUSD) are excited to inform you of a joint effort to prepare a Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan (MJHMP) and to invite you to …[READ MORE]
The Dreaded Essay — Nothing strikes fear in the hearts of students more than the dreaded essay or personal statement. The UCs require two with a total of 1000 words, the Common Application requires one …[READ MORE]
Do you know the source of the water that comes out of your tap? Don’t be embarrassed if you don’t. The vast majority of urban dwellers have no idea where their water comes from. Heal the …[READ MORE]
There’s a mystery unfolding in the skies above Culver City. Airplanes bound for Los Angeles International Airport appear to be flying overhead more frequently and at lower altitudes. For two or three years now, the …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, I had plans to write a letter today, in support of Anne Burke and Scott McVarish for school board. I’m writing a different letter instead. Make no mistake, I definitely still support Scott …[READ MORE]
This year’s Distinguished Alumni Awards luncheon and reunion at the Del Rey Yacht Club on October 17 brought both laughter and tears, as the three honorees reflected on how their Antioch experience has impacted their …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, My absentee ballot was mailed today with a vote for Dr. Kelly Kent. It is rare that we have someone with her qualifications on our school board. An educator, Dr. Kent understands the …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Panthers 6th Grade Flag Football team continued its dominance of the 6th Grade Fiya League with a 44-6 victory over visiting WISH 3 on Friday. The Panthers jumped on the scoreboard on …[READ MORE]
A sad but warm goodbye to “Uncle Syd” last week, as family, friends, and former Culver city co-workers filled the chapel at Hillside Memorial to say goodbye to Syd Kronenthal. Syd, a 50+ year employee …[READ MORE]
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