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Science Fiction Author Is Coming Here
By Neil Rubenstein Observer Columnist Theodorsia and I are looking forward to Saturday, March 14 when from 6 p.m. to 7:30 Dr. Jeffery Clements, author and publisher of APHELION, will review, discuss,...
Eighty percent of heart disease and stroke preventable
To think of heart disease and stroke as America’s leading killers is alarming, until you factor in the good news: 80 percent of heart disease and stroke can be prevented. No matter where you are in life, it’s never too late to make better health cho...
Beware of Endorsement Claims
By Neil Rubenstein Observer Columnist As my brothers, sister and I were growing up in the southwest part of Los Angeles, Papa, like most parents, gave us good advice and taught his kids strong family...
Some New Ideas For A New Year
By Neil Rubenstein Observer Columnist Can it be true? The pensions for generals and admirals will be trimmed to ensure they make no more in retirement than they earned while in uniform. I guess the...
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...
DONALD ORMAND CHANDLER
Donald Ormand "Don" Chandler was born in Oregon City, Oregon, on September 19, 1924. He grew up on a small beef ranch owned by his parents, Harry and Frieda Chandler, and had his primary and high...
Kudos to Kaiser for Environmental Excellence
Sandra Coopersmith It should come as no surprise that Kaiser Permanente West Los Angeles Medical Center ("Kaiser"), which serves many in Culver City and surrounding communities, continues to garner...
Prevent a Stroke
The Roxana Todd Hodges Stroke Foundation will present a free community education event in partnership with the Culver City Parks, Recreation & Community Services Department. How you can prevent a stroke, including risk factors, warning signs,...
Ridley-Thomas (Mark that is) For Congress?
By Neil Rubenstein Observer Columnist I see State Senator Rod Wright is awaiting sentencing by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Kennedy. This will allow Gardena Assembly Member Bradford to move up....
Dentists, Government Snooping and Around the World
Haven't been to a dentist lately? You may be at an increased risk for heart attack or stroke. A few studies have shown poor oral health to increase the risk of pancreatic cancer, rheumatoid...
Dear Editor
Are your readers aware how swimming is taught in our schools in Culver City? Students are required to lay flat on a medicine ball in the gym and are supposed to simulate a breast stroke through the...
MOVIE REVIEW: A MIXED BAG OF MOVIES THIS WEEK
There’s something for everyone this week with a mixed bag of movies opening at the box office and some of them concurrently airing on VOD. Offering up everything from pee-in-your-pants laughter to r...
Three DouglasPlus Plays Scheduled
Three DouglasPlus Plays Scheduled Three of Los Angeles’ hottest solo theatre artists will be presented in DouglasPlus this September, and audience members will be able to see all three shows for a total of $60. Luis Alfaro’s “St. Jude,” Trieu T...
The Fans Speak: New Dodger Owners Are Succeeding
The Fans Speak: New Dodger Owners Are Succeeding The Dodgers got off to a terrible start, then made a dramatic recovery and reached the Al-Star break with a 47-47 record, good enough to be a...
“I’ll Be Back,” Says Slumping Kemp
Shawn Kemp has been in a slump lately and he hit bottom Monday night by striking out four times and dropping a fly ball against the Angels. Kemp is the Dodgers’ biggest star, a National league MVP can...
Centaur Baseball Continues Early Season Success
Baseball is a team sport and is often noted for its mystical association with the world of numbers. So far the 2013 Culver City High baseball team is performing as a very good team while displaying...
The Recipe Spot
Pop the champagne cork because it’s time to ring in the New Year on Monday night. With an effervescent mood in the air, the turn of the year is an auspicious time to turn away the old year and face t...
Kemp Is Off To MVP Start
Early in the 2012 season, Dodgers star center fielder Matt Kemp is already having a breakout season and on course to top last year’s MVP-type performance. Last season, the only player in the N...
Culver-Palms Targets Youth Fitness
Recent statistics show that the number of children who are overweight in America has tripled since 1980. According to a recent Obesity in America study this condition significantly increases the risk of a number of life-threatening conditions such...
Active America Comes To Culver-Palms
The Culver-Palms Family YMCA will partner with the community to keep America fit and healthy. The YMCA is opening its doors for a week-long open house filled with wellness lectures and screenings, fun classes and community neighborhood events,...
