Letters to the Editor
Is the City Pulling a Bait-and-Switch on 4043 Irving?
[Editor’s Note: Mr. Marcus, a former Mayor of Culver City, addressed the following letter to the developer Sal Gonzales regarding the Nov. 17 public hearing before the City Council on his proposed mixed-use building at 4043 Irving Pl. The matter was continued until 7 o’clock tonight in Council Chambers at City Hall.]
Parks-and-Rec Commission Listened to the People
I am very pleased that the Parks, Recreation and Community Services Commission listened on Tuesday night to people who live around and enjoy our neighborhood parks, and decided to recommend to City Council to keep the "no dogs in city parks" ordinance as it is.
Stop Looking for Answers at City Hall. They Have Been...
Two years ago the city of Culver City changed to the City Manager form of municipal government so they would be like most of the other cities in the state, and it would make city government more efficient.
One Night When the Council Finally Did the Right...
Re The brief, and now ended, communal flap over a City Hall staff attempt to cap at 20 the number of written Speaker Comment cards that are read aloud at public meetings
It is bad enough that City Hall does not notify us of upcoming meetings.
It is bad enough that City Hall does not notify us of upcoming meetings.
Dear Council: You Really Sneaked This in on Us
The City Council’s decision to hear an item at tonight’s 7 o’clock meeting on limiting public speaker cards flies in the face of what was said during the election campaign last spring.
Residents Urged to Protest to Council Vote on ‘Too Many’ Speaker...
Dear Fellow Neighborhood Associations:
The Downtown Neighborhood Assn. has asked me to forward this to the other associations. I will ask you to do the same if you feel that the city's proposal for Monday night's City Council agenda is an unfortunate move toward less accountability and government/citizen interaction.
The Downtown Neighborhood Assn. has asked me to forward this to the other associations. I will ask you to do the same if you feel that the city's proposal for Monday night's City Council agenda is an unfortunate move toward less accountability and government/citizen interaction.
You Used to be Fair, and Now You Aren’t
We have met at several court hearings regarding National Guard Sgt.
Scott A. Ansman, who is charged with murder. When we talked, I got the
feeling that you were a true journalist, a really nice guy.
Four Queries for Bruno or His Human Spokesperson
Dog bites man is not a story. Bring me a story about man biting a dog.
Now that is a story.
Or so goes the old editor’s sage advice to the cub reporter.
Or so goes the old editor’s sage advice to the cub reporter.
Time to Man the Barricades Again on ‘No Dogs in...
[Editor’s Note: Here is an alert letter that activist Jeannine Stehlin directed to many of her friends and acquaintances across the community.]
Dear Friends,
The “Dogs in Culver City Parks” issue is back.
You may remember that you signed a “No Dogs in Culver City Parks” petition in 2005. At that time, we submitted to the City Council and Commissioners a petition of over 300 signatures of Culver City residents who felt strongly that dogs didn’t belong in the parks.
Dear Friends,
The “Dogs in Culver City Parks” issue is back.
You may remember that you signed a “No Dogs in Culver City Parks” petition in 2005. At that time, we submitted to the City Council and Commissioners a petition of over 300 signatures of Culver City residents who felt strongly that dogs didn’t belong in the parks.
At Least We Can Wish Happy Thanksgiving from Culver...
[Editor’s Note: An email last night from the President of the Culver Crest Neighborhood Assn. after a few hours of annoyances disturbed the tranquility of the day.]
This has been an exciting evening, well, by Crest standards anyway.
This has been an exciting evening, well, by Crest standards anyway.
