Articles from the March 12, 2015 edition
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Intergenerational Writers Workshop Keeps On Getting Better
By Sandra Coopersmith Features Writer Enlightening, inspiring, imaginative, intriguing and hopeful describe this year's first quarter, thanks to my participation in the Intergenerational Writers...
Washington and Overland Closed
The Culver City Police Department has reported a major accident at the intersection of Washington Blvd. and Overland Avenue. on Wednesday afternoon. The intersection is completely closed as of 1:30 pm. The CPPD is recommending the area be avoided...
Spelling Winner Honored by Council
By Lynne Bronstein Observer Reporter Cooper Komatsu was honored by the Culver City Council on Monday, March 9 for winning first place in the Los Angeles County Regional Spelling Bee toward the...
Can't Pay Your Taxes? FTB Offers Help
Sacramento — With tax season in full swing, Franchise Tax Board Chair Betty T. Yee advises taxpayers who face financial hardship to contact FTB to discuss their many options. “We realize that unexpected events can sometimes make it hard to pay you...
Baseball's Pace of Play Rule Has Arrived
By Mitch Chortkoff Sports Editor In recent years baseball officials have been concerned about surveys showing a decline in interest in their sport. Many fans apparently think games last too long....
Disease Threatens Orange Crop
By Neil Rubenstein Observer Columnist Why not check with Sacramento and see if the State Controller’s Office is holding your money in an unclaimed property account? Call (800) 992-4647 or go to w...
Culver Resident Named All-Conference
Luke Silverman-Lloyd, a junior guard at Washington University in St. Louis who resides in Culver City, has been named honorable mention on the All University Athletic Association basketball team....
Casino Night Benefits Culver Athletics
By Fred Altieri Sports Reporter Jackpot! or... What happens in Culver City stays in Culver City. Forget about the Las Vegas, Reno, Laughlin, State Line and Southern California Indian casinos. Culver...
Raise A Glass To St. Patrick With Five New Drinks
Even on a Tuesday – this year’s March 17 – St. Patrick’s Day can tempt infrequent drinkers to get out and enjoy the festivities. But you don’t have to drink dyed-green beer to tap into the spirit of the holiday, says Steven Earles, CEO of Portland-ba...
UCLA Drops Dodger Stadium Classic Finale To USC
The UCLA Bruins were defeated, 8-4, by the USC Trojans in front of 14,688 fans in the finale of the Dodger Stadium College Baseball Classic on Saturday afternoon. USC freshman starter Mitch Hart...
Culver Softball Recovers From First Defeat
By Fred Altieri Sports Reporter The 2015 Culver High softball team is off to a promising start despite losing 8-3 to Rolling Hills Prep in their season opener in the St. Monica High Softball...
Ralph Lawler Night At Staples Center
By Mitch Chortkoff Sports Editor Ralph Lawler began broadcasting San Diego Clipper basketball games in 1978. Six years later the team moved to Los Angeles and it seemed likely Lawler wouldn't leave...
Scouts Set April 18 For Annual Spaghetti Dinner
By David W. Myers Contributing Editor Culver City Boy Scout Troop 113 will hold its annual all-you-can eat spaghetti dinner on Saturday, April 18, at Culver High School's cafeteria. The popular event...
MOVIE REVIEW: Kingsman:The Secret Service
Let's just start by saying, Colin is King! We have always known that Colin Firth is the perfect romantic leading man, the perfect "Single Man", a man among men who can tug at the heartstrings and make...
City Manager's Update
City Manager’s Office • Cultural Affairs Foundation - The second architectureTALKS fundraiser for Veterans Memorial Auditorium was held on Monday, February 23 at the Kirk Douglas Theatre. The eve...
