Articles from the May 18, 2017 edition

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LA Sparks Receive Championship Rings

Last Friday night, in a pre-game celebration, the 2016 WNBA Champions, LA Sparks, received their 2016 Championship Rings. League Commissioner, Lisa Borders handed out the rings to all the players and...

 

WALK FOR YOUR LIFE!

Remember that classic Jack Benny routine where a thief accosts him and says, “Your money or your life”? Benny pauses for a long while and finally responds, “I’m thinking, I’m thinking. . .”I laugh...

 
 By Mitch Chortkoff    Sports    May 18, 2017

It's Lakers vs. Celtics Again; This Time in Rebuilding

Draft Success Excites Lakers But Celtics Are Way Ahead Of Them By Mitch Chortkoff Sports Editor Several years ago the Lakers and Celtics were terrible. Those championship battles in their history...

 

Big Trouble In Fox Hills? Please Read On

Are developers causing trouble for Fox Hills? Could greedy developers be behind the large group of youths causing trouble at the Fox Hills Mall and in Fox Hills? Are the developers secretly using social media to target youths in South Central Los...

 

Sofie Biosciences To Acquire Zevacor Pharma

Sofie Biosciences, Inc., of Culver City announces that it has entered into a definitive agreement under which it will purchase Zevacor Pharma (previously IBA Molecular North America) and its high-performance manufacturing and distribution network of...

 

Rotarians to Honor Culver City Police Officers

OfficersThe Culver City Rotary Club and the Culver City Exchange Club are proudly sponsoring a luncheon to honor members of the Culver City Police Department and Police Explorer Scouts for their outstanding service to the community. The community is...

 

Smarter Water Town Hall Packs the House in Culver City

Local Water Experts Expose Shortcomings of Proposed Ocean Desalination Plant and Highlight Alternatives Culver City residents and other engaged community members convened at the Veterans Memorial Building last week for an enlightening community...

 
 By Stephen Hadland    News    May 18, 2017

Culver Planning Commissioner Scott Wyant Succumbs

Culver City Planning Commissioner Scott Wyant died Thursday morning at home after a yearlong battle with cancer. He was 65. Wyant was an unsuccessful candidate for city council last year and had annou...

 
 By Carole Bell    Opinion    May 18, 2017

Why Was Ed Asner So Grumpy?

Trick question! He wasn't; he uses it to cover up the pussycat he really is. Surprise: Asner's beloved, not just for seven Emmy's and television roles. Turns out, Asner's quite the hero. Honored by...

 

Be Part of the Culver City Centennial Time Capsule

To celebrate Culver City’s 100th birthday, we are putting together a Centennial Time Capsule! On completion, the Time Capsule will create a snapshot of who we are and what we value in Culver City in 2017 so future generations may look back and l...

 

Big Trouble In Fox Hills? Please Read On

Are developers causing trouble for Fox Hills? Could greedy developers be behind the large group of youths causing trouble at the Westfield Culver City and in Fox Hills? Are the developers secretly...

 
 By Mitch Chortkoff    Sports    May 18, 2017

Clippers Purchase Development League Team

As Clipper fans wonder what the team will do following its disappointing finish in the recently completed season the team took a step forward this week. The Clippers purchest a development league...

 
 By Fred Altieri    Sports    May 18, 2017

Culver Wins Playoff Game In 11 Innings

It was encore performance for the team, the seniors and the school. With a burst of unbridled energy the entire Culver City High baseball team raced from the dugout and engulfed teammate Jason...

 

Culver City High Names Reggie Morris, Jr. Head Basketball Coach

After an extensive interviewing process among a pool of national caliber candidates Culver City High is pleased to announce the hiring of Reggie Morris, Jr. as its new Head Boys Basketball Coach. Morris has been an Assistant Coach for Division I Loyo...

 
 By Steve Finley    Sports    May 18, 2017

UCLA Softball to Host NCAA Regionals

The UCLA softball team will host the Southern California NCAA Regionals this weekend beginning with their game against Lehigh at 8:30 p.m. tonight (Friday) at Easton Stadium on the UCLA campus. If...

 

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