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Thank You, Friends of the Animals. Now We Can Race Ahead...
I’d like to extend a personal thanks to the Friends of Culver City Animals and Los Angeles County for solving an overwhelming problem in the city of Culver City.
First, a little background is in order.
First, a little background is in order.
Culver City Parks Not What They Used to be — And...
[Editor’s Note: A letter that community activist Chip Netzel addressed to City Manager Jerry Fulwood.]
Jerry:
You asked me to contact you should I have any concerns or issues regarding the parks.
Jerry:
You asked me to contact you should I have any concerns or issues regarding the parks.
Saturday Is the Last Chance to Sign up for the Little...
Even though football bowl games remain to be played, baseball is at hand in Culver City.
Saturday is the final Registration Day for boys and girls to sign up for the Culver City National Little League’s 53rd season.
Signups will take place between 9 and 3 in the Rotunda Room at the Vets Auditorium.
Signups will take place between 9 and 3 in the Rotunda Room at the Vets Auditorium.
Year 52 Starts Saturday for Little Leaguers
The Culver City National Little League opens its 52nd season this week.
Opening Day ceremonies commence at 10 a.m. on Saturday at Bill Botts Field, at the top of Culver City Park.
This will signal the official start of the season. More than 1,000 people are expected to attend.
This year, over 400 boys and girls, ages 5 to 14, will participate in our baseball and softball program, says Little League Board President George Aceves.
The efforts of many individuals volunteering their time for the sole purpose of providing our children with the character-building traits found in our national pastime will make this year the greatest in our 52-year history.
Opening Day ceremonies commence at 10 a.m. on Saturday at Bill Botts Field, at the top of Culver City Park.
This will signal the official start of the season. More than 1,000 people are expected to attend.
This year, over 400 boys and girls, ages 5 to 14, will participate in our baseball and softball program, says Little League Board President George Aceves.
The efforts of many individuals volunteering their time for the sole purpose of providing our children with the character-building traits found in our national pastime will make this year the greatest in our 52-year history.
