Articles from the June 13, 2012 edition

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Culver Elks Contribute $6,000 to Help Disabled Children

By David W. Myers Contributing Editor The Culver City Elks Lodge has given a check for more than $6,000 to the California-Hawaii Elks Association to help provide vision-screening and physical therapy to children with a broad range of disabilities....

 

Dear Editor,

I wanted to add my concerns to Cary Anderson's regarding following the rules where it regards traffic incursion into the residential neighborhoods. For myself, it is not a matter of a rare instance of an organization holding a charitable event that b...

 

City Manager's Update

City Manager’sUpdate June 8, 2012 City Manager’s Office Community Development Department • Chipotle Mexican Grill – Plans have been approved for a new restaurant located at 4114 Sepulveda Boulevard. • Continental Development Group - Plans have been...

 

Douglas Theatre To Have Five New Plays

Center Theatre Group Artistic Director Michael Ritchie has set the 2012-2013 season at the CTG/Kirk Douglas Theatre in Culver City. In a season of contrasts – of surprising comedy and startling drama, the 2012-2013 season at the Kirk Douglas T...

 

Latino Family Literacy Graduates Top 120

The Latino Family Literacy Project is a parent involvement and literacy program designed to establish and nurture family reading routines for bilingual families. Beautiful children's literature books written in both English and Spanish are used to...

 

Culver Resident Builds Bridges Of Understanding

By Martin Zucker Special to the Observer Relationships between major religious movements have a history characterized by conflict, bloodshed, and intolerance. The negative past and present, however, has not stopped one longtime Culver City resident...

 

Kings Win The Cup – This One's For Malamud

Mobster, Former Culver Resident, Dead at 69 Mobster turned FBI informant and former Culver City resident Henry Hill has died at the age of 69. Hill, who lived for a time on Clarmon Place near Raintree Plaza, was made infamous in the movie...

 

Buses Reroute to Accommodate Expo Line

By Gabrielle Bon Durant Special to the Observer With the expansion of the Metro Expo Line to Culver City, several local bus lines will change their regular schedules in order to accommodate the Expo Line’s opening on Wednesday. The new routes will t...

 

Culver Student Arrested for Taking Gun to School

Culver City Police arrested a sixth grader at his home in Culver City after they received reports that he brought a gun to Culver City Middle School. A parent of another student called and told police their child noticed another student with a gun...

 
 By Lynne Bronstein    News    June 13, 2012

Culver Citizens Say No To Fracking

Workshop Yields Angry Feedback Outside Culver City Hall on Tuesday evening protesters carried signs and cars honked at the protesters in support. The signs had slogans like “Ban Fracking Now” and “Fr...

 

Culver Student Arrested for Taking Gun to School

Police Blotter June 5 through 11 Attempt Commercial Burglary: On June 5 at 3:35 pm, officers responded to the 3900 block of Sawtelle Boulevard regarding a burglary investigation. The officers met with the victim who told them the following; she said...

 

Culver's Mark Earns Top Ocean League Honor

Culver City High senior pitcher Tyler Mark has been named Ocean League Player of the Year. Mark, who made all-league in four straight seasons, led the Centaurs to a 10-0 league record, the first time...

 

Culver Football Tunes Up In Tournaments

The Culver City High football team annually prepares for its upcoming season by participating in summer passing tournaments. Although tackling isn’t permitted, coaches learn about their players, particularly passers and receivers who are getting t...

 

Kings Bask In The Glory as Champs

The Kings, competing in their 44th NHL season since joining the league in 1967-68, finally captured their first Stanley Cup by defeating the Devils, 6-1, in Game 6 at Staples Center. For a team that h...

 

Kings Win The Cup – This One's For Malamud

My journalism career was launched at the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, where a brilliant sports editor named Bud Furillo taught us the business. We were young, fresh out of college and eager. What a...

 

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