Ruth’s Truths by Ruth Morris
Ruth’s Truths – Ruth Morris
I was jarred awake from a dream the other morning. It was a big dance event of some kind. Given …[READ MORE]
Year: 2016
News
Expo to Santa Monica Will Open May 20, New Stations Added
After a five-decade hiatus, passenger rail service will return to Los Angeles’ traffic-choked Westside in May. The 6.6-mile, $1.5-billion extension of …[READ MORE]
Community
Culver City Library First to Use 21st Century Power System – T.S. Owen
Culver City’s 101-year-old Julian Dixon Library took its centennial year off to renew itself and emerged February 20th with …[READ MORE]
News
Get Smart – Jamie Wallace
Are Waitlists Worth Waiting For? In mid-winter, at least in those places that actually have winter, bleary-eyed admissions officers curse …[READ MORE]
Looking Up by Bob Eklund
Looking Up – Bob Eklund
The McMurdo Dry Valleys, located in the Antarctic Victoria Land, are considered to be the most similar earthly equivalent to …[READ MORE]
News
LaRose Resigns – Departure Date Set for June
CCUSD Superintendent Dave LaRose informed members of the Board of Education in closed session at Tuesday’s Board meeting that he …[READ MORE]
Community
CC Women’s Club Spring Fiesta Fundraiser
The Culver City Women’s Club is having a Spring Fiesta fundraiser at Casa Sanchez to benefit the Culver Palms YMCA …[READ MORE]
Community
“Dear Governor Brown” Screening @ reDiscover
While our Governor, Jerry Brown, is an outspoken advocate for reducing emissions that contribute to climate change, he is simultaneously …[READ MORE]
Politics
Tiggs Will Host Third BBQ @ El Marino Park
The third in a series of campaign BBQ’s at local parks, the elecTiggs campaign announced it will be hosting a …[READ MORE]
Politics
Lee Garners Endorsements Locally and Regionally
Daniel Lee may be newer to the ears of some of those inside city hall but he has quickly garnered …[READ MORE]