Arts
ASCAP Gives Symphonic Jazz Orchestra the Downbeat for 2nd Graders
The Culver City Education Foundation has a score that’s more than musical – the ASCAP Foundation (American Society of Composers …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
Community
Dear Editor- Culver Park
The expansion of El Marino Elementary School to accommodate a full-day kindergarten requires the relocation of CCUSD’s other high school, …[READ MORE]
News
Feng Shui & Joy of Spring- Janet Mitsui Brown
It’s March, and at the end of this week will be daylight savings…and in another month Easter and spring break …[READ MORE]
Community
Dear Editor- Calling on Council Candidates
Dear Editor – A number of City Councilmembers and City Council candidates have signed the petition and/or have clearly stated …[READ MORE]
Community
Malsin Campaign Rolls in Hometown Endorsements
Scott Malsin’s Council candidacy has been endorsed by the Culver City Firefighters Association (CCFFA) for the third time. In making …[READ MORE]
News
League Forum at Council Chambers on Mar. 21
The League of Women Voters Culver City Unit will present a City Council candidate forum at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, …[READ MORE]
News
Homes With Heart – Heather Coombs-Perez
In today’s market, where many property values are depressed, and short sales and bank-owned foreclosures are commonplace, a fair appraisal …[READ MORE]
News
Clarke Gets Endorsements in Council Race
Jim Clarke, candidate for one of four open seats on the Culver City City Council, is proud to announce two …[READ MORE]
Looking Up by Bob Eklund
Looking Up – Bob Eklund
By observing the Moon using the Very Large Telescope at European Southern Observatory (ESO) in Chile, astronomers have found evidence …[READ MORE]
News
Ed Board Proposes Policy for Process – the Latest
During the February 28 Board of Education meeting, Board member Laura Chardiet introduced a revision to Board Policy 1240 – …[READ MORE]