Community – Page 518 – Culver City Crossroads

Karate Students Celebrate Graduation and Promotion

June 29, 2012 0

Culver City Parks, Recreation & Community Services Department’s Shotokan Karate-Do class celebrated the graduation of class member Weihang Zhao from …[READ MORE]

Local Artist to Benefit Youth Health Center

June 27, 2012 0

The Friends of the Culver City Youth Health Center is pleased to host an exhibit and sale of the work …[READ MORE]

STAR Education to Grow Community Garden

June 26, 2012 0

STAR Education, through its SAGE (Sustainable Agriculture Gardening Education) Project, is spearheading a campaign to develop a new community learning …[READ MORE]

AVPA Theater to Get New Director – Jill Novick

June 22, 2012 0

After teaching Drama and English during her first year at Culver City High School, Jill Novick has accepted the position …[READ MORE]

Just a Thought – Confessions of a P.E.M.P. (Proud El Marino Parent)

June 20, 2012 4

I am a P.E.M.P. It’s true. I have spent the greater part of the last decade being a Proud El …[READ MORE]

Time to Cheer? Registration for JR Centaurs on June 23

June 19, 2012 1

When is the best time to teach your kids about teamwork? Maybe it’s now – The Culver City JR Centaurs …[READ MORE]

Save the Date(s) – Boulevard Summer Music Festival is Booked

June 18, 2012 0

Four free concerts under the stars in the intimate courtyard of Culver City City Hall. The 2012 summer series, produced …[READ MORE]

Schools Focus on Anti-Bullying After Gun Incident

June 15, 2012 0

On Monday, a Culver City Middle School student brought an unloaded handgun to school to show off and intimidate his …[READ MORE]

There’s Still Time! Summer Camps in Culver City – Juanita Devis

June 15, 2012 0

Summer vacation it’s just around the corner and you haven’t had the chance to enroll your kid in camp. Don’t …[READ MORE]

Mayme A. Clayton to Celebrate Juneteenth with “Amistad”

June 15, 2012 0

Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States. In remembrance of this historical …[READ MORE]