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We Only Agree on the Color of Your Argument, Mr. Z


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From Michelle Weiner
Gosh, it continues to be perplexing that Robert Zirgulis, a former candidate for the School Board and the City Council, can whip up so much emotion over one subject, eliminating red light cameras, when there are pressing matters to merit our concern:

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City Hall Executives Declare Support of Pedersen


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From Martin Cole
To the Residents, Businesspersons and Visitors to Culver City:

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Colleagues Stand up for Embattled Pedersen


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From Scott Pickwith
P. Lamont Ewell
City Manager
City of Culver City
9770 Culver Blvd.
Culver City, CA 90232

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What to Make of Proposed Commission Changes


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From John Heyl
Friends and Neighbors,

Since neighbors who called the Culver City Police Dept. on Friday morning for parking enforcement on 10700 block of Farragut Drive were told there would be no response due to a large funeral at Grace Church, I found the notification of a special meeting about the Civil Service Commission very interesting (tonight at 7 in Council Chambers).

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Resident Group Urges Thorough Look at 4043 Irving Pl.


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From Meghan Sahli-Wells
ear Redevelopment Agency Members:

The Downtown Neighborhood Assn. wishes to advise you of our position on the affordable housing component for 4043 Irving Pl.

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A Closer Inspection of the School District’s Enrollment Cap


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From Robert Gray
Re “On Super Jaffe’s Debut Night, the Board Makes Student Cap News

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Let’s Talk, Again, About Those Parking Violators


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From John Heyl
Re “Solutions for Downtown’s So-Called Parking Spaces Scarcity

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Zirgulis Gets His Red Light Camera Resolution Passed by Dem Club


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From Robert Zirgulis
The Culver City Democratic Club overwhelmingly passed the following resolution last night against red light cameras:

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We of the DBA Immediately Saw the Folly of Fire Station/City Hall


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From Jay Handal
Re “Malsin Idea: How About a Giant Complex to House Both Police and Fire?

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College and City Hall Settle. What About WLAC’s Neighbors?


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[Editor’s Note: For further details on this subject, see culvercity.org/agendas regarding tonight’s 7 o’clock City Council meeting in Council Chambers at City Hall.]

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