Join Jeff Cooper, candidate for Culver City Council, at his second in a series of neighborhood bike rides on Jan. 9 at 2 p.m. at Veterans Park children’s playground located at Culver Blvd. and Overland …[READ MORE]
Taking stock is the natural thing to do at the close of the year. Staying on track and having a financial plan can make all the difference between traveling into the future with a flight …[READ MORE]
As the light came up on the morning, I found myself still savoring the last of the darkness. My favorite view of downtown Culver City in the evening chill this past December is a postcard …[READ MORE]
For those lucky enough to get seats this past November to see Culver City High School ‘s Academy of Visual and Performing Arts (AVPA) production of Nicholas Nickleby, there is no surprise that the production …[READ MORE]
Q. How do you teach your child how to be angry? I fully agree with Lyman Abbott, but am stymied by this issue. Anger seems to beget more anger around our house, sadly. A. Thanks, …[READ MORE]
Before the New Year even begins, the American Automobile Association has reopened their doors in Culver City, at 4512 Sepulveda Blvd. “Now, don’t tell too many people,” commented Branch Manager Warren Moore “we are only …[READ MORE]
The moment that I am struggling with the fact that it’s too cold to open a window, and it’s dark at five o’clock in the afternoon, the mail carrier shows up with five pounds of …[READ MORE]
Today’s Farmers Market is a great place to shop for healthy holiday entertaining. See 2009 out in style with friends and family while supporting local farms and farmers. This week’s Farmer’s Table provides some easy, …[READ MORE]
Looking for local news? You found it! We are glad you clicked in on Culver City Crossroads. Culver City was founded in 1917 by Harry Culver, who created a ‘live and work’ community for the …[READ MORE]
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