Looking Up by Bob Eklund
Looking Up – Bob Eklund
Boron has been identified for the first time on the surface of Mars, indicating the potential for long-term habitable groundwater …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
News
Hit the Brakes! City Approves Six New Red Light Cameras
Red light cameras are controversial, and the city likes them. They like them so much, they are going to install …[READ MORE]
News
California Looks to Long Term Water Goals – Deadline for Public Comments Nears
Working to make water conservation a way of life, State agencies released a draft plan for achieving long-term efficient water …[READ MORE]
Arts
‘Rhinoceros’ Reading by Actors Gang – Two Performances
Every month, The Actors’ Gang performs staged readings of award winning plays. Our first two readings celebrated the 100th anniversary …[READ MORE]
Community
Turning Point School to Host Screenland 5K Olympians for Panel Discussion on Children’s Athletics
An early morning panel discussion can offer parents support on how to get children active and keep them moving for …[READ MORE]
News
Hillside Memorial Grant Supports Backpack Program
Hillside Memorial Park and Mortuary has joined a growing list of companies and individuals supporting the CCUSD Backpacks for Kids …[READ MORE]
News
Council Votes to Ban Polystyrene
The long awaited ban on polystyrene passed the Culver City council last night after more than two hours of comments, almost …[READ MORE]
The Skinny by Amy Brunell
The Skinny – Amy Brunell
How To Deal With The Life You Got (With Compassion.) In an ever bigger world, our human challenge is to …[READ MORE]
Community
Screenland 5K Stretches Young Runners
Youngsters perform stretching and balancing exercises with Culver City High School cross country teammates (top, from left) Mason Acevedo, Faheem …[READ MORE]
Arts
CCHS Dancers @ Google Venice
Culver City High School’s dancers performed on one of the world’s most exclusive stages last Friday Night: Google Venice Beach. …[READ MORE]