Opinions
Dear Editor – Foster Care Connection
Dear Editor, Have you ever wondered what foster care really is? What are some ways to help these children when I already have kids in my home? If you are curious to know more we …[READ MORE]
Year: 2016
News
CCHS Wins Rare Honor of “Democracy School”
On April 12, Culver City High School was visited by an accreditation team from Los Angeles County to review its Democracy School program. “I am excited to share that it was indicated to us that …[READ MORE]
News
District and Education Foundation Approve New Agreement
Although they have worked hand-in-glove for years, the Culver City Unified School District and the Culver City Education Foundation now have a new agreement that solidifies the relationship between the two and outlines a path …[READ MORE]
News
Final Ballots for City Council Race Won’t Change Victors
Pending receipt of signature verification from Los Angeles County, Culver City will complete the signature verification process on the final ballots and prepare verified ballots for counting on Thursday April 21, 2016 at 1:00 pm. There are …[READ MORE]
Community
Walk ‘n Roll Family Fun Ride Heads for Sweet Streets
Culver City’s Walk ‘n Rollers Family Fun Ride series continues with a tour of Culver City sampling pastries and sweet treats along the way. Pastries, doughnuts, cupcakes, chocolate, ice cream… who knows what tasty finds …[READ MORE]
Looking Up by Bob Eklund
Looking Up – Bob Eklund
Jupiter’s moon Europa is under a constant gravitational assault. As it orbits, Europa’s icy surface heaves and falls with the pull of Jupiter’s gravity, creating enough heat, scientists think, to support a global ocean under …[READ MORE]
Community
Akano Wins ACS Scholarship
Ifeh Akano remembers the moment she decided to pursue her love of math and science. It was in her freshman year during a general chemistry for physical science and engineering course. “I just loved that …[READ MORE]
Arts
Mother Art @ Antioch University
Drop in tonight and check out Antioch University for the opening of a new exhibition with special guests Deborah Krall, Suzanne Siegel and Laura Silagi. The evening includes a screening of “Mother Art Tells Her …[READ MORE]
News
Coffee with State Senator Holly Mitchell – April 29
Next week on April 29, 2016, our California State Senator Holly Mitchell, our representative in the 30th District, will be close enough to invite you over for an evening of coffee and questions- her coffee, …[READ MORE]
News
Winds Were Up, Trees Are Down (All Over Town)
If your day last Friday featured an electrical outage or a fallen tree, you were not alone. According to Charles Herbertson, Director of the Culver City Dept. of Public Works, seven trees came down around …[READ MORE]