Reflections of living life in Culver City by Judith Martin-Straw
When I picked up the Culver City News from my driveway on Friday evening, I thought I’d give it a glace. What caught my attention was a change in the staff box, and far more …[READ MORE]
I was on the phone with Patrick Meighan last night, and we were trading numbers and sighing in disbelief. It was a week ago that he sent me his piece about getting arrested with Occupy …[READ MORE]
There is something about watching the autumn rain fall that fills me with peace. While my Sunday nap is interrupted by another robo-call every 15 minutes, I recall Tuesday is Election Day and the feeling …[READ MORE]
When I sat down in a living room Sunday night to attend a coffee for school board candidate Nancy Goldberg, I found myself back in a familiar political scene. I had attended coffee parties for …[READ MORE]
Summer is a festival unto itself. It’s essential to have time to change gears and do things differently for a while. I’m lucky to be a part of a community that has so much going …[READ MORE]
There was a tense moment a few months ago at a school board meeting, when the discussion of placing solar panels on the school grounds got very heated. The head of the sustainability committee, Todd, …[READ MORE]
At the school board meeting on Feb. 8, the discussion of capital projects came up late in the evening, after an already emotional agenda. Proponents of the new sports complex, advocates of the needed renovations …[READ MORE]
Once again, we are commemorating the life of an American leader, whose great work was ended by a crazy man with a gun. Once again, as everyone knows, last week a crazy man with a …[READ MORE]
Last week, I went to look out my front door to survey for storm damage, and I was met by a huge double rainbow arched over the wet street. This kind of thing keeps happening. …[READ MORE]
Just when I thought Ballona Creek was going to bust out of her concrete bed, the Goddess Iris showed up in her finest. While many parts of LA County are still deluged (and the rain …[READ MORE]
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