First, an apology for the inconvenience that many of our readers have experienced in regard to daily email deliveries. Secondly, an explanation; this one is a big more complex. We used to use a subscription …[READ MORE]
With the sweeping changes that have influenced Culver City over the the last year, we could use a few hundred thousand words for a brief sum-up; we intend to be much more brief than that. …[READ MORE]
It’s Giving Tuesday, and if you are one of the many readers who get CulverCityCrossroads delivered to your inbox every afternoon, we hope that today is your day to become a paying subscriber. We ask …[READ MORE]
As the saying goes, people who don’t make mistakes don’t make much of anything. Nevertheless, when an error goes out, it needs to be addressed. Culver City Crossroads mistakenly ran a post on Monday, Sept. …[READ MORE]
Good morning Culver City — As I have alluded to here, I’m currently at the beginning of my next life adventure — in this case, further treatment for glial blastoma. I awoke this morning more …[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]
Saturday, Culver City Board of Education President Scott Zeidman kicked off his re-election campaign with a party at the home of Mr. Culver City, Mike Cohen. More than 100 local residents, including almost two dozen …[READ MORE]
As California emerges from the recession, many businesses will begin revving up for the better more prosperous days ahead, as will many small, minority and women-owned firms. But the latter have something working for them …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, The decision not to apply for the “Safe Routes to School” grant in July by Culver City saddens me. In September of 2007, a local newspaper printed a photograph of double-parked vehicles and …[READ MORE]
I’ve survived a number of crimes. The idea that once the event is over, it can all be filed way doesn’t take human nature into account. I’m happy to identify as a survivor rather than …[READ MORE]
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