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Fracking in the Baldwin Hills Oil Field – Marc Glassock

March 13, 2012 2

The movement to increase transparency in the nation’s largest urban oil field gained some more momentum last Thursday night as …[READ MORE]

B of A Puts Local Author in Refi Hell

March 12, 2012 0

I, Francesca Lia Block, working author/teacher and single mom with good credit and an up-to-date mortgage for an over-encumbered property …[READ MORE]

ASCAP Gives Symphonic Jazz Orchestra the Downbeat for 2nd Graders

March 12, 2012 0

The Culver City Education Foundation has a score that’s more than musical – the ASCAP Foundation (American Society of Composers …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor- Culver Park

March 12, 2012 2

The expansion of El Marino Elementary School to accommodate a full-day kindergarten requires the relocation of CCUSD’s other high school, …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor- Calling on Council Candidates

March 9, 2012 4

Dear Editor – A number of City Councilmembers and City Council candidates have signed the petition and/or have clearly stated …[READ MORE]

Malsin Campaign Rolls in Hometown Endorsements

March 9, 2012 0

Scott Malsin’s Council candidacy has been endorsed by the Culver City Firefighters Association (CCFFA) for the third time. In making …[READ MORE]

Ed Board Proposes Policy for Process – the Latest

March 9, 2012 0

During the February 28 Board of Education meeting, Board member Laura Chardiet introduced a revision to Board Policy 1240 – …[READ MORE]

Enzymatic – AVPA Artists Exhibit Opens Mar. 19

March 8, 2012 0

AVPA visual art students from The Academy of Visual and Performing Arts, in association with The Museum of Contemporary Art’s …[READ MORE]

Culver City Composer Scores for KCET

March 8, 2012 0

Local composer Bronwen Jones is the mind behind the music on the KCET series Your Turn to Care, a focus …[READ MORE]

Fracking Meeting at Kenneth Hahn – Mar. 8

March 7, 2012 0

Months after an agreement to increase health and safety protection in the Baldwin Hills Oil Field, the largest contiguous urban …[READ MORE]