Culver City’s 101-year-old Julian Dixon Library took its centennial year off to renew itself and emerged February 20th with a whole new look inside and out, from the lobby’s cool circular chandeliers to the …[READ MORE]
Are Waitlists Worth Waiting For? In mid-winter, at least in those places that actually have winter, bleary-eyed admissions officers curse paper cuts as they thumb through thousands of applications to find the group of students …[READ MORE]
The McMurdo Dry Valleys, located in the Antarctic Victoria Land, are considered to be the most similar earthly equivalent to Mars. They make up one of the driest and most hostile environments on our planet, …[READ MORE]
CCUSD Superintendent Dave LaRose informed members of the Board of Education in closed session at Tuesday’s Board meeting that he will be stepping down from his position, effective at the end of this school year. …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Women’s Club is having a Spring Fiesta fundraiser at Casa Sanchez to benefit the Culver Palms YMCA Camp Scholarship fund. Why? Well, Johnny was 6 years old before anyone called him by …[READ MORE]
While our Governor, Jerry Brown, is an outspoken advocate for reducing emissions that contribute to climate change, he is simultaneously a big promoter of California’s oil and gas industry. The film, Dear Governor Brown, asks …[READ MORE]
The third in a series of campaign BBQ’s at local parks, the elecTiggs campaign announced it will be hosting a complimentary barbeque at El Marino Park, 5301 Berryman Ave, Culver City, CA 90232 on Saturday, …[READ MORE]
Daniel Lee may be newer to the ears of some of those inside city hall but he has quickly garnered endorsements from around the city and county. These include; Former Culver City Mayor Gary Silbiger, …[READ MORE]
Reverend James Maines, Pastor of Grace Lutheran Church, will lead services in memory of Lesa Longstreet, girlfriend of Culver City High School football coach Greg Goodyear, Saturday, February 27, 2016 1 p.m. at the church, …[READ MORE]
This month Black Talkies On Parade presents the 1959 groundbreaking film Come Back Africa Directed by Lionel Rogosin, the film straddles both the fiction and documentary genres as the movie uses real people from South …[READ MORE]
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