Articles from the November 27, 2014 edition
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Council Approves Loan To Successor Agency
By Lynne Bronstein Observer Reporter Following the recent delay of transfer of funds to the Culver City Successor Agency to the Redevelopment Agency per action by the state Department of Finance...
Drive-by Shooting Suspect Captured on Culver Rooftop
By Stephen Hadland Observer Publisher Traffic was snarled throughout Downtown Culver City much of Monday afternoon as a high speed chase from Santa Clarita ended in Culver City near Van Buren Place...
Coffee Or Tea? You Decide
By Neil Rubenstein Observer Columnist Maria, AKA the wild gypsy lady and I were talking quietly in our usual coffee house. You know the one; it’s by the railroad tracks near the on ramp. She was telli...
Culver's Cardenes Named Woman Of The Year
NAPW has honored Arlette Cardenes , Music Director of the Culver City Chamber Orchestra, as a 2014 Professional Woman of the Year. She is recognized with this prestigious distinction for leadership...
UCLA Basketball Wins First Three Games
UCLA has begun its 2014-15 basketball season by winning its first three games. The first two are officially exhibition games. The Bruins defeated Montana State, 113-78 and Coastal Carolina, 84-71. They began the regular season by defeating Nicholls...
Bass Supports President on Illegal Aliens
Congresswoman Karen Bass (D-Culver City), a member of the House Judiciary Committee, issued the following statement after President Obama announced his executive action that will stop the deportation...
Sharing Love, Not Food: Thanksgiving Safety Tips for Pets
Tis’ the season for family, friends and food! There’s just something about family and friends gathering that gets everyone in the holiday spirit, including the furry members of the family. For many of us Thanksgiving is as all about the food – and w...
It's The Jim Mora Era At UCLA
By Mitch Chortkoff Sports Editor I'm old enough to remember Red Sanders' impact when he coached football at UCLA. And the dynasties of John McKay and Pete Carroll at USC, among others. In this city...
Verdi Chorus' Concert is a Triumph
By Steven Lieberman Observer Reporter The Verdi Chorus triumphed in their presentation of their fall concerts titled “Distant Lands” this past weekend at the acoustically-sound First United Methodist...
"Luna Gale" Opens Tuesday At Douglas Theatre
The Goodman Theatre's world premiere production of Rebecca Gilman's "Luna Gale," directed by Robert Falls, opens Tuesday, December 2 at 8 p.m. at the Center Theatre Group/Kirk Douglas Theatre in...
CCEF Joins the National #GivingTuesday Movement
Culver City Education Foundation (CCEF) has joined the #GivingTuesday movement. Now in its third year, #GivingTuesday brings together the collective power of businesses, non-profits, and individuals...
Culver Basketball Girls Begin With a Win
By Fred Altieri Observer Reporter The Inaugural Culver City / St. Mary's Tip-Off Classic is now officially under way as it initiated a very busy 2014-15 girls basketball season for co-host Culver...
Culver Girls Basketball Win Inaugural Classic
The Culver-City High girls basketball team captured first-place in the inaugural Culver City / St. Mary's Tip-Off Classic on Saturday night, November 29 as they held off a strong fourth quarter rally...
Woman's Club Heads To Mission Inn
The upcoming trip to the Mission Inn is the highlight of a number of activities in December celebrating the holiday season sponsored by the Culver City Woman’s Club. The trip, which is open to the public, will take place on Friday, December 5. The i...
Kentwood To Present 'Into the Woods'
Kentwood Players presents the Tony Award-winning musical "Into the Woods" with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, book by James Lapine, from Friday, November 14 to Saturday, December 20. There...
