Articles from the December 25, 2014 edition
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Culver City Senior Center Closed Today
The Culver City Senior Center will be closed on Monday, December 29, 2014 due to a planned power outage resultingfrom work that will be conducted in the area by Southern California Edison....
Culver Chamber Orchestra Presents "CELLO MANIA "
The Culver City Chamber Orchestra presents "CELLO MANIA" on January 25, 2015 at 4 p.m. at Culver Palms United Methodist Church, 4464 Sepulveda Boulevard. Tickets are now available through...
FBI Positive North Korea Attacked Sony
The FBI would like to provide an update on the status of our investigation into the cyber attack targeting Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE). In late November SPE confirmed that it was the victim of...
Bass Applauds Moves to Normalize Diplomatic Relations with Cuba
Following the announcement of American Alan Gross' release from a Cuban prison after five years of incarceration President Barack Obama announced significant changes in U.S. policy as it relates to...
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Watch Out, You're Being Followed
By Neil Rubenstein Observer Columnist Do you sometimes have a feeling you are being followed? I don’t mean by the bad guys but by the law enforcement protectors. Well, friends, your suspicions w...
Dodgers Finalize Deal For Rollins
The Dodgers have finalized the deal that brings shortstop Jimmy Rollins to the team from Philadelphia. The Dodgers gave up lefthanded pitcher Tom Windle and right-handed pitcher Zach Eflin, who was acquired earlier in the week from San Diego. The 200...
Struggling Lakers Miss Gasol A Lot
By Mitch Chortkoff Sports Editor As I look at the Lakers’ dreadful record I wonder how much better they’d be this season if Pau Gasol remained on the team. Gasol, a far better big man than anyone on...
UCLA Has Lowest-Scoring Half In Its History
UCLA scored only seven points in the first half of its 83-44 loss to top-ranked Kentucky last Saturday. It was the lowest scoring half in the Bruins’ history. The previous low was 15. The two teams have won the most NCAA men’s basketball cha...
Law Firm Gives Gifts To Client's Kids
By Martin Zucker Special to the Observer You wouldn’t think of an attorney’s office as the setting of a holiday toy giveaway to needy kids. The Law Offices of Hinden and Breslavsky, on the corner of Pico and Rimpau, is indeed just that kind of place...
Chamber Orchestra Opens With Special Performance
By Steven Lieberman Observer Reporter The Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra (LACO) opened its “Baroque Conversations” series on Thursday at Zipper Concert Hall at The Colburn School in downtown Los Ang...
Master Chorale Excels In Holiday Concert
By Steven Lieberman Observer Reporter Grant Gershon, esteemed Artistic Director/Conductor of the Los Angeles Master Chorale (LAMC), filled the Walt Disney Concert Hall with his passion and joy as...
Dr. Janet Hoult: Culver's Poet Laureate
By Lynne Bronstein Observer Reporter Culver City's City Council meetings aren't exactly the place you'd expect to hear a recital of poetry. But during the public comment time, when Dr, Janet Hoult is...
Join us for New Year's Eve dining and live music at Cantalinin's Salerno Beach Restaurant
Cantalini’s Salerno Beach Restaurant takes great pride in offering bountiful Italian dining in a warm and cozy ambiance. Join restaurant owner Lisa and her wonderful staff as we ring in the New Year! A local favorite, the restaurant’s romantic déc...
New Culver Hotel Dining Menus Offer Something For Everybody
For its 90th birthday The Historic Culver Hotel gave itself a monumental makeover. From a complete renovation of the guest rooms and public areas and a brand-new Prohibition-inspired cocktail list to...
Cat Stevens Appears At Nokia Theatre
By Steven Lieberman Observer Reporter Yusuf, formerly known as the incomparable Cat Stevens, made a stop on his "Peace Train" on December 14 during his five-city swing of America to present his "U.S....
