Reflections of living life in Culver City by Judith Martin-Straw
When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for two people to dissolve the legal and social bonds which have connected them with one another, it’s called divorce. This is a declaration of …[READ MORE]
Being “New Media” often means learning a new medium every week. The amount of technology I use on a daily basis impresses me, often while I’m using it. That “eureka!” moment when I understand how …[READ MORE]
June Gloom (and it’s July Already-) It’s one thing when it begins in May and goes all through June, but when the gloom begins in May and shows no sign of leaving in July, it’s …[READ MORE]
To all our readers; Wow. Hey. Thank you very much. I’ve worked on many websites, and I’ve never seen one grow as fast as this. In a small town already covered with free newspapers (The …[READ MORE]
We have had, for the past month, a red tailed hawk nesting in a ficus tree at El Marino Elementary School. It’s kind of an extraordinary situation. We have an endangered species making a nest …[READ MORE]
The thing about the car show is partly the timing. Here’s the worst ecological disaster in history spread through the Gulf Of Mexico, brought about by our need to feed the internal combustion addiction, and …[READ MORE]
It makes me deeply uneasy when there are two local stories inside of a week that feature guns. First, we had the police killing a robbery suspect who was allegedly reaching for a weapon. Then, …[READ MORE]
As ordained by our city charter, people can only serve two consecutive terms on city council before stepping out. This was prescribed to keep anyone from serving longer than is good for him or her, …[READ MORE]
It’s always seemed like a great idea, but to me it has that holiday echo, like being nice to everyone because it’s Christmas. Why not just be nice all the time? If it’s a good …[READ MORE]
If it feels like afterglow or hangover, there’s always one person responsible for how you feel when you wake up in the morning, and that’s you. While the election process in Culver City was a …[READ MORE]
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