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‘Tis the Season for Song: AVPA Music to Present Festive Winter Concert, Dec. 12

December 10, 2014 0

The AVPA Music Department at Culver City High School will present a musical celebration of the season in a festive …[READ MORE]

Just a Thought – Council To Discuss How to Discuss Affordable Housing

December 8, 2014 2

Action Item 4-A for the the City Council’s meeting tonight on Monday Dec. 8, 2014 reads like a line from …[READ MORE]

Tired of Racism & Violence? Deb Thorne Offers to Facilitate the Conversation

December 8, 2014 0

In 1995 I led a workshop entitled, “When Black Women Get Tired!” In the workshop we talked about black women …[READ MORE]

PTSA Adds Value for CCHS

December 8, 2014 0

The Culver City High School PTSA is proud to announce a number of funding awards to vital school and community …[READ MORE]

December Deal (plus Remodeling Details) @ Julian Dixon Library

December 5, 2014 0

We’ve had Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Giving Tuesday. Now the CC Friends of the Library would like to offer …[READ MORE]

KDT Offers Powerful Theater with “Luna Gale”

December 4, 2014 0

There are moments in ‘Luna Gale ‘ when I thought I knew what motivation a character had to make a …[READ MORE]

La Ballona To Launch Reading Club – Claudia Benitez

December 4, 2014 0

After a year of preparation and joint collaboration with Margot Reyes and Lorena Lopez at La Ballona; generous El Marino …[READ MORE]

Lions Club Hosted Thanksgiving Dinner @ Senior Center

December 4, 2014 0

There was so much to be thankful for last Thursday, November 27 when the Culver City Lions Club served free …[READ MORE]

Culver City Living is Online for Winter 2014

December 4, 2014 0

Be sure to check out the winter 2015 edition of the Culver City Living recreation brochure online at www.culvercity.org/CulverCityLiving. You’ll …[READ MORE]

New Scholarships Funded by Bandai

December 3, 2014 0

The Culver City Community Scholarship Fund will give twelve new scholarships in 2015, thanks to a $6,000 grant from the …[READ MORE]