Letters to the Editor

By Judy Scott and Monika Rogasch. We are writing to publicly declare our support for the re-election of Mayor Jeff Cooper to the City Council on Tuesday. We have known and supported Mr. Cooper for many years because we feel he is exceptionally qualified to represent us on behalf of Culver City. He demonstrates ...

By Kiana Allan. Above all other City Council candidates in Tuesday’s election, I chose to volunteer for Chris King’s campaign because I believe Mr. King has a strong desire to get the youth involved in Culver City’s government. Electing Mr. King to the City Council would allow him to assemble ...

By Dr. Suzanne De Benedittis. Did you know that the oil drilling company formerly known as PXP has done over 150 frack jobs using a variety of differently named processes in the nearby Inglewood Oil Field? Are you concerned about the escalating magnitude and intensity of the earthquakes we are experiencing? Wonder if these are fracking related? You or neighbors complain of heavy noxious odors in the early hours when there is a marine layer? Concerned? Want answers?

By Dr. Janet Hoult. Many years ago, including in April 1, I taught in France and experienced having a "fish" stuck on my back, but more often I received chocolate fish. That was much better.

By Madeline and Paul Ehrlich. We are supporting Jeff Cooper for City Council for many reasons. Over the years we have known him, he has demonstrated strong leadership skills, a willingness to go the extra mile, a great sense of caring, a good ear for listening and forward thinking. He has honed his ...

By Dan O’Brien. A common refrain anyone will hear coming from me is that I love living in Culver City because of the ability we have to actually speak with our community’s leaders. Over the 14 years I have lived here, there have been many occasions where I have felt the need to personally contact one or more of our City Council members about an issue or an idea. Jeff Cooper and Jim Clarke are two Council members who take the time to listen. I know they listen because ...

By Madeline and Paul Ehrlich. Two years ago, when Jim Clarke first threw his hat into the ring to fulfill an unexpired term on the City Council, he had an amazing political resume. He graduated from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, rising from ensign to commander through active and reserve duty. His master’s degree in public administration rounded his leadership role. At Los Angeles City Hall, he ...

By the Wyants. They are proven leaders. They have demonstrated their ability to collaborate with City Council colleagues, guiding the city through ...

By Michael Milligan. From his March 17 response to George Laase, Mr. Paul Ehrlich wants you to remember one number: 25 cents a day. Mr. Ehrlich italicized it to make sure you don't forget it. I would like for everyone to remember another number: $10,950.

By Dr. Janet Hoult. Thanks for publishing the poem last Friday morning for Mayor Jeff Cooper’s re-election. Since I also will be voting for Jim Clarke next week, he should have a letter and a poem as well.