Arts
Actors’ Gang to Screen 45 Seconds of Laughter – Pay What You Can – Feb. 3
Directed by Tim Robbins, the documentary follows a group of incarcerated men from Calipatria State Prison as they participate in …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
News
MOVE Culver City Moves Forward with Unanimous Council Approval
The special City Council meeting of Feb. 1, 2021 took on the long-planned shift of creating mobility corridors for Culver …[READ MORE]
Arts
15 Year Long Partnership Exposes CCUSD Students to Careers in Creativity
artworxLA is a nonprofit arts education organization that places professional artists in classrooms to inspire students’ curiosity for learning and …[READ MORE]
News
Lawsuit Challenges Ballona Wetlands Restoration Project
On Thursday, January 28, 2021, two environmental groups, Grassroots Coalition and Ballona Ecosystem Education Project (BEEP) filed a lawsuit challenging …[READ MORE]
Community
Cold War Spaces – Ukraine
The breakup of the Soviet Union in December 1991 resulted in a number of newly independent states. One of them, …[READ MORE]
Schools
CCUSD Applauds National School Counseling Week
The Culver City Unified School District is celebrating National School Counseling Week 2021, “School Counselors: All in for All Students,” …[READ MORE]
News
KidScoop Media to Host State Senate Candidate Youth Forum – Jan 31
KidScoop Media will present a State Senate Candidate Youth Forum moderated by Vote16 Culver City. Elementary and middle school students …[READ MORE]
Just a thought by Judith Martin-Straw
Propaganda, Police and Public Perceptions
Like many people, I was shocked and horrified to see the Capitol overrun by terrorists on January 6th, and I …[READ MORE]
News
CCMS Improv Does Zoomprov – This Weekend
This moment brought to you by Spectrum Wireless: Never working. Never will. This is just one “worst slogan” that might …[READ MORE]
News
City Extends Cap on Third Party Food Delivery Charges to March 31, 2021
It’s been one of the pandemic challenges; money is tight, and saving where you can is important. But restaurants are …[READ MORE]