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Council Notes – Mansionization Language Moves Forward, Ice is Over
The City Council meeting this past Monday covered a lengthy agenda, and included moving the ‘mansionization’ ruling forward to the …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
CCFoodie
CC Foodie – Yalla Opens Downtown
Eating out and eating clean do not have to be mutually exclusive. Add in eating inexpensively, and it’s a winner. …[READ MORE]
News
Tribute to Kari Fretham – Dec. 18
A celebration of the life of the late Kari Fretham will be happening on Friday, December 18, 2015, from 8pm …[READ MORE]
Looking Up by Bob Eklund
Looking Up – Bob Eklund
A long time ago in a galaxy half the universe away, a flood of high-energy gamma rays began its journey …[READ MORE]
Community
Fracking and Water Safety – AMA Recommends Filtering
The Swedish proverb “the afternoon knows what the morning never expected” was popularized by the great American poet Robert Frost. …[READ MORE]
Community
Get Smart – Jamie Wallace
When ED = ER You did your homework and you fell in love with one particular school. You applied for …[READ MORE]
News
City Offers Revised Timeline for Oil Field Project
Culver City has updated the Timeline for the Inglewood Oil Field Specific Plan Project. The revised Project Timeline is available at www.culvercity.org/inglewoodoilfield (under …[READ MORE]
Community
Lions Present Awards of Excellence for 2015 Volunteers
Golden State Water representatives (from left) Victor Pelayo and Bob Nila, and Culver Center Flowers owner Mike Eskridge (at far …[READ MORE]
News
Autism Works – New Workshop for Young Spectrum Adults
Work Readiness Workshop is now enrolling for a new Saturday afternoon session beginning January 9, 2016 in partnership with Culver …[READ MORE]
Community
Team USA Chooses Culver City’s Abby Bergman for Pan American Maccabi Games
Abby Bergman of the Smith College swimming and diving team has been selected for the Team USA roster that will …[READ MORE]