Articles from the August 27, 2015 edition
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How Good Will USC Be?
By Mitch Chortkoff Sports Editor Cody Kessler compiled impressive statistics last season as the USC quarterback. Impressive enough that you’d think NFL teams would want him. But the NFL was only l...
Antioch University Los Angeles Welcomes Kathy Mackinnon
Culver City based Antioch University Los Angeles (AULA) welcomes new member Kathy Mackinnon to its board of trustees. A longtime, successful creative life coach and presenter with an office in Los Angeles and international clientele, Mackinnon will...
A Labor Day Focus on American Workers
What would you do if you had only five hours’ notice that your employer was closing his place of business and that you would be out of a job? In honor of Labor Day, Culver-Palms United Methodist Church will present workers being helped by CLUE-LA (...
Council Appoints Board Members
By Lynne Bronstein Observer Reporter With a light late summer agenda, the City Council’s August 24 meeting took care of some less noticed but still essential matters by filling appointments to two c...
SCHOOL BOARD: Scott McVarish Interviews Kathy Paspalis
Scott: Kathy Paspalis has been on our school board for 5 ½ years. She has two kids who are coming into their junior year at the high school. They were at the Culver City middle school and at El Marino previous to that. SCHOOL BOARD RELATIONS Scott: T...
Sarkisian Apologizes For 'Inappropriate Actions'
USC football coach Steve Sarkisian has apologized for his inappropriate comments and lewd jokes at a Salute to Troy event Saturday night on campus. He said at a Tuesday press conference he mixed medication and alcohol and has begun treatment...
Welcome Back to School!
By Jim Shanman, Culver City Safe Routes to School Coordinator Welcome back everyone. This week begins another school year and like everyone, the Culver City Walk & Rollers are super excited! We are happy to see that more kids throughout the district...
Culver Should Ban Plastic Food Containers
By Neil Rubenstein Observer Columnist The Armed Forces History Museum in Largo, Florida is well worth a visit when you are in the Tampa Bay area. See www.armedforcesmuseum.com. The Justice Department...
Music, Carnival Rides, Food Trucks at Fiesta La Ballona
Fiesta La Ballona, Culver City’s annual “Party in the Park”, will be held beginning this week --- August 28-30 at Veterans Park located at 4117 Overland Avenue in Culver City. The weekend will feature live performances, carnival rides and games...
Gymnastics School Joins Los Angeles Olympic Movement
The Los Angeles School of Gymnastics, a USA National and Olympic Team Training Center are proud to be part of the Olympic movement in Los Angeles. Established in 1975 by world-famous National & Olympic Coach Mrs. Alla Svirsky has served over...
Culver City Rotary Joins the Fiesta La Ballona Fun
Culver City’s annual Fiesta La Ballona August 28-30 at Veteran’s Park promises a weekend of free musical entertainment, a beer garden and a bit of shenanigans from local Rotarians. Traditionally, the Culver City Rotary is on hand as one of the loc...
MOVIE REVIEW: Action Packed Double Feature Weekend with
I can’t remember the last time there was a weekend with two action films opening that had me this excited. The first, NO ESCAPE, solidifies what I first suspected back in 2001; that Owen Wilson d...
