Community
Ruth’s Truths – Ruth Morris
One of my English-teaching colleagues here at Culver City Middle School created a verb out of me. She says that, …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
Arts
Culver City Symphony Ends the Season with American Beat/African Influences
The Culver City Symphony presents the final concert of it 2012-13 Season, American Beat/African Influences. Despite being deprived of all …[READ MORE]
Sports
Broadway’s Competitive Gymnasts Win Regional Honors
The men’s and women’s gymnastics teams at Broadway Gymnastics School (BGS) just completed their 2012-2013 competitive seasons with amazing leaps …[READ MORE]
Looking Up by Bob Eklund
Looking Up – Bob Eklund
Plato, the Greek philosopher and mathematician, described music and astronomy as “sister sciences” that both encompass harmonious motions, whether of …[READ MORE]
Arts
Vox Femina Offers “Sweet 16”
Over the course of her life, a woman will experience many rites of passage. One of the most significant is …[READ MORE]
Sports
Culver City Team to Play in Watts Summer Games
Culver City and Westchester boys high school basketball teams will both participate in the Watts Summer Games this weekend.On Saturday …[READ MORE]
News
Holly Mitchell Invites You for Family Health and Safety Festival June 9
Please join Rep. Holly Mitchell of the 54th District at the Third Annual Family Safety & Health Festival presented by …[READ MORE]
News
Historical Society Gets New Leader
Culver City native Michelle Bernardin has been named president of the Culver City Historical Society upon the resignation of former …[READ MORE]
Schools
CTAP Gives Voice Awards to Girls Who Can Shoot
A team of 10th-grade students under the direction of physical education teacher Valerie Y. Yokogawa, and assisted by Mary Van …[READ MORE]
News
Anti-Fracking Petition Served To Brown
Last week, a coalition called Californians Against Fracking presented a petition with 100,000 signatures to Governor Jerry Brown, asking him …[READ MORE]