On May 25, it’s time to celebrate National College Savings Day – in an effort to raise awareness of California’s ScholarShare college savings plan. This Wednesday, for one day only, Californians who open a ScholarShare account …[READ MORE]
Applications for Culver City Commission, Committee, and Board appointments are being accepted by the City Clerk’s Office through Thursday, May 26, 2016 at 5:00PM. Openings are available on the new Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee, …[READ MORE]
ASSE International Student Exchange Programs (ASSE), in cooperation with CCHS, is looking for local families to host boys and girls between the ages of 15 to 18 from a variety of countries: Norway, Denmark, Spain, …[READ MORE]
It’s there and it’s easy – the parking lot of the Y, the shopping center corner – and the bright yellow box invites you to donate used clothing. Most people who’ve heard of Planet Aid …[READ MORE]
Just a quick reminder that summer is fast approaching and if you haven’t done so already summer camp registration has begun. Teen Camp is filling up fast so don’t miss out. Only three weeks of …[READ MORE]
It’s the bi-weekly report from Culver City’s manager, Mr. John Nachbar. All the latest details from Parks & Recreation, the Fire Dept, Community Development and much more. • Class Visit to City Hall – On …[READ MORE]
Black Talkies on Parade, which was scheduled to present the 1984 musical The Cotton Club, has been cancelled for this month. For more info, contact MCLM – the Mayme A. Clayton Library and Museum 4130 Overland …[READ MORE]
Antioch University is committed to pushing the boundaries on education. Since 1999, nearly 700 students have gathered in the Bridge Program to continue their education, engage in creative and critical discussion, and ultimately, to broaden horizons …[READ MORE]
Bernie or Hillary? Replacing Boxer? State Measure 50? We have important choices to make, and we need to make them together. If you are planning to vote in the California Primary on June 7, 2016 …[READ MORE]
With four months left to the Opening Ceremonies, the Culver City Centennial Celebrations Committee (CCCCC) was left two members short after two were elected to city council last month.That was remedied this week when the …[READ MORE]
© 2024 Culver City Crossroads | LOGIN