Looking Up by Bob Eklund
Looking Up – Bob Eklund
Peering into space, the surface of Mercury appears dark and unreflective, an observation that has long puzzled planetary scientists due …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
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Culver Village to Host Second Annual Bunny Hop – T.S. Owen
Businesses on both sides of Sepulveda Boulevard will be welcoming area residents with treats on Saturday for Culver Village’s second …[READ MORE]
Community
April Fool Fish – Janet Hoult
Back in the 1500’s in France when Charles was king New Year’s was celebrated at the start of Spring Charles …[READ MORE]
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NPR Wins Four Gracie Awards for Outstanding Coverage
National Public Radio is a first rate news source, it’s great news when NPR is recognized for their outstanding coverage …[READ MORE]
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Northwest Grocery Chain to Expand into Culver City
A small grocery chain from the Pacific Northwest will take over seven Albertsons locations by late April as it continues …[READ MORE]
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Water Garden Debuts on Dominguez Hills Campus
Director Harold C. Williams and community partners from California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) and Surfrider Foundation celebrated the unveiling …[READ MORE]
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Culver City to Santa Monica Expo Line is 85% Complete
As work continues on schedule on Phase 2 of the 6.6-mile, $1.5 billion Exposition Light Rail Transit project through Santa …[READ MORE]
LOCALmotion by Jozelle Smith
LOCALmotion – Jozelle Smith
Starting this Monday, March 30, please don’t try to go barreling down the Bike Path Access Ramp at Duquesne Ave: …[READ MORE]
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Use Your Power for Earth Hour – Lights Off March 28
This Saturday night, March 28 from 8:30 to 9: 30 local time will be Earth Hour – an international event …[READ MORE]
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West Basin – Water 101
As California faces its fourth consecutive year of drought, join West Basin for one of its upcoming Water 101 classes …[READ MORE]