Last Monday was Martin Luther King Day. It’s a holiday that I’ve noticed not everyone observes. It seems important, however, that we do – that we all, as Americans, do. [..]
Even as news reports indicate that employment is on the rise, the lack of money in city coffers in the form of redevelopment money has dried up with the dissolution of the state&r [..]
There will always be life altering events in an individual’s life that are vividly remembered. Occasionally, something happens that is so monumental, it transcends the individual [..]
For as long as fathers have had daughters, they have felt an overwhelming need to protect them – a daunting task in and of itself, made even harder in today’s society of all access internet and social networking. A social [..]
I used to scoff at people when they would talk about putting on 10 pounds over the holidays. That is 350,000 calories of chocolate, booze, flavored popcorn, cheese, nuts and [..]
My mom and dad grew up in New York City, N.Y., during World War II. Meat and gas were rationed and a pound of sugar was like a pound of gold. As children of Depression era parents [..]
Culver City founder Harry Culver was born Jan. 22, 1880, in Milford, Neb. His parents, Ada and Jacob Culver, raised their four sons and daughter on the family farm. Although [..]
Culver City was in its infancy when the Volstead Act spelled “Prohibition” in 1919. The city, incorporated just two years prior, was rapidly becoming “The Heart [..]
Sun enters Aquarius Friday morning - the light that shines on Earth and across the sea. We have returned to Earth from the summit of Capricorn; we absorbed the light supernal (heavenly light), radiating now from our hearts - healing light, to ser [..]
Many people ask what to think and do for the coming times. We have little time. Every moment must be filled with purpose and focus – Sagittarian ideals that build the new ci [..]
Labor Day is a good time to think about the role work plays in your life. The author Henry Thoreau said, “The mass of men spend their lives in quiet desperation.”
At the annual meeting for the Association for Psychological Science last month, researchers from the University of Michigan presented their findings that college students today are less empathetic than college students 30 years ago. The steepest decl [..]
Dear Michael: We are buying a new home. The seller asked if he can store his belongings in the garage for two weeks after the close of escrow. We don’t mind if she does, but would like to know if there is any risk involved. Answer [..]
Dear Michael: Can you let me know what are the advantages and/or drawbacks regarding a reverse mortgage? I am getting a lot of mail and phone solicitations about this type of [..]
Upgrading their skills and strategies each game, the Culver City girls U10 All Stars defeated South Pasadena to win the recent California State Championships held in Davis.
One of the most abundant and cheap carbon-based fuels found in the United States, coal is used to generate about 50% of U.S. electricity. However, it pollutes the environment in every step of production and use; mountain topping and open pit mines destroy landscapes and contaminate local watersheds.
If the post-holiday blues have set in like a marine layer, fear not – there is plenty to look forward to in the coming weeks to help lift that haze and put us in a better mood. With the anticipation of the holidays over and having a few ext [..]
There are many musicians and composers who were able to transcend the times that they performed in, to restructure musical styles and create new forms which broke boundaries and c [..]
Enter the Best of Culver City 2010 Photo Contest The ballots are in for the 2010 Best of Culver City readers’ poll. We are preparing to deliver you the best Best of that Culver City has ever seen.
Enter the Best of Culver City 2010 Photo Contest The ballots are in for the 2010 Best of Culver City readers’ poll. We are preparing to deliver you the best Best of that Culver City has ever seen. And what better way to highlight the city than to show photos of Culver City, its residents, visitors, events, history and attractions — taken by passionate photographers and photography enthusiasts from right here.
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