Garth Sanders
Subject Is Abortion – Bass Fumes at Men and Republicans
As abortion proponents prefer to phrase it, the House Judiciary Committee’s all-male, 13-member Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice – try saying that before the signal light changes – met this morning in Washington. “The No Taxpayer-Funding for Abortion Act,” known as House Resolution or H.R. 7, was the central focus of the hearing.
Lee Sanders to Lead the Democratic Club
No drama was attached to the Culver City Democratic Club’s election of officers last evening. In the venerable club’s 62nd year, Lee Sanders, the lone candidate, was voted president by acclamation. Known for his insightful study of issues, Mr. Sanders published a thoughtful 227-word platform that is...
Decision Due in Hours on Whether LAUSD Will Choose McKenna
By its own hand, the LAUSD School Board has determined that this is D-Day for deciding how to choose a successor to beloved 80-year-old colleague Marguerite LaMotte, who died on Dec. 5. The Board meets at 6 o’clock this evening in the Board Room downtown at 333 S. Beaudry St.
A Lions Club Gift for the Education Foundation
Culver City Lions Club president Bob Nila recently presented a $2,000 check to Leslie Adler, Executive Director, Culver City Education Foundation, from proceeds gained from a community summer carnival held at Westfield Culver City.
The Early Robins Gets the Endorsements
More than 30 current Culver City Middle School teachers and former colleagues of Sue Robins, got together over their lunch break to demonstrate their strong support for Ms. Robins’s candidacy for the School Board on Nov. 5.
Young Music Company Creates Future for School Music Programs
Beauvoir Music Makers, an online music education company, announced today its latest contribution in keeping music in the public schools: In celebration of Arts Awareness Month, the company has established an annual essay contest open to all students enrolled in a school music class.
Students Will Challenge the Board Candidates in Two Weeks
For nearly 25 years, television personality Art Linkletter hosted a show where he interviewed children and shared their often surprising responses. Bill Cosby continued this tradition in the 1990s with his program, Kids Say the Darnedest Things. Kids also ask the darnedest things, as Culver City residents will find out two weeks from tonight.
Silbiger Unity Rally on Sunday
School Board member Karlo Silbiger, a candidate for re-election on November 5th, invites all members of the community to a Unity Rally on Sunday afternoon.
Lep Zepagain Steps Into Festival Finale’s Nostalgic Spotlight
Summer went thataway. Tomorrow evening at 7, Closing Night will dawn for Culver City’s Boulevard Music Summer Music Festival in the Courtyard of City Hall. A bundle of nostalgia from the 1960s and ‘70s will be served up in generous doses by producer Gary Mandell when...
An Annual Rite: Ricardo Lemvo, Makina Loca in the Courtyard
The days of summer and the Thursday nights of the 17th year of Culver City’s Boulevard Music Summer Concert series are dwindling down to a precious few. Tomorrow evening at 7, in the next to last concert in the Courtyard of City Hall, it will be reunion time for fans and entertainers.
