Just a thought by Judith Martin-Straw
Just a Thought – Six Months Post Cancer
When I wrote about ‘Going Dark’ last year, I did not have any way to measure how dark it was …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
Politics
Fundraiser for Small Showcases Culver City Projects in Development
Support from the architecture community for candidate Thomas Small continues to grow as more voters connect with his bid for …[READ MORE]
Arts
Local Artist Wins Special Merit Award for Abstract
Richard Rownak is proud to announce the Special Merit Award for his new art piece “Text10_Atom2″ The Light Space & Time …[READ MORE]
News
Save the Date – Culver City for Quiet Skies March 20
The next meeting of CulverCity for Quiet Skies is coming up March 20, from 3 to 5 pm and everyone …[READ MORE]
Politics
Local Fire Fighters Support Eriksson
The Culver City Firefighters Association, which represents the men and women of the Culver City Fire Department, announced last Friday, …[READ MORE]
LOCALmotion by Jozelle Smith
LOCALmotion – Jozelle Smith
Still mourning the passing of long-time sponsor George Barris, the Culver City Exchange Club is moving forward and is excited …[READ MORE]
CCFoodie
CC Foodie – Peruvian Pop-Up @ Lonzo’s Bakery
You may not have heard of Walther Adrianzen – a 28-year-old Peruvian-American chef – but if you’ve sought out any …[READ MORE]
News
Cosato Reigns as Queen (Spelling) Bee
Camille Cosato, a fifth-grader at Farragut Elementary School, repeated as CCUSD Spelling Bee Champion this year, with CCMS sixth-grader Reshma …[READ MORE]
News
Habitat for Humanity Reaches to Globe Avenue for Long Awaited Housing – T.S. Owen
A planning commission meeting March 23 will clear the deck for the building phase of a row of affordable homes …[READ MORE]
News
“The Ripped Bodice” Opens Today on Main Street
It takes a lot of courage to openly embrace your guilty (or not-so-guilty) pleasures, whether they be Bravo reality shows, …[READ MORE]