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Culver City No. 1 in America – A Golden Feat By a Golden Fleet


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The announcement from San Antonio was succinct: Government Fleet magazine and the 100 Best Fleets program named the Top 20 fleets in the 100 Best Fleets program, as well as the No. 1 fleet, at the annual awards ceremony held at the Government Fleet Expo & Conference. The No. 1 fleet is the City of Culver City.read

Jesse, Amelia, Daejah – Twinkling Stars in the Culver Park Galaxy


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Three Culver Park High School students who separately wrote comeback stories of the year were saluted at last evening’s School Board meeting with scholarship awards from the Balfour Beatty, the construction company upgrading facilities throughout the School District.read

Murray Hopes to Recruit New Rights Volunteers This Evening


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First in a series. The audience will be in for a rare scholarly treat this evening when the monthly meeting of the Culver City Democratic Club convenes at 7 o’clock in the Rotunda Room of the Vets Auditorium. Billed as an introduction inside the world of serious anti-fracking, with an accent on Community Rights vs. Corporation Rights, a chapter in entrepreneur Stephen Murray’s Democracy School series, it is intended to be...read

Gardner, Paspalis Talk up the Need to Pass Bond Measure


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Confronting a roughly seven-week deadline for placing a – probably non-controversial – bond measure on the November ballot, the drumbeat from school leaders began at last evening’s School Board meeting to waste no time in fulfilling...read

Will Zirgulis’s Third Campaign Flow More Swimmingly?


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For his third longshot campaign in six years to win a seat on the School Board, Robert Zirgulis is waving a familiar mission banner with a new twist. “Do you know how they teach kids to swim at Culver City High School?” asked the sometimes substitute teacher/realtor before last evening’s School Board meeting.read

City Manager’s Update to the Community (Part 2)


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City Manager John Nachbar's Bi-Weekly Update to the Community for the week of June 10, 2013. Part two of two.read

City Manager's Bi-Weekly Update to the Community (Part 1)


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City Manager John Nachbar's Bi-Weekly Update to the Community for the week of June 10, 2013. First part of two.read

Now Will the DA Step Back from a Bradley Prosecution?


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Dateline Compton – Before runnerup mayoral candidate Omar Bradley discussed his future professional plans following Tuesday night’s wide loss in the runoff, he turned to the personal side – the District Attorney’s long-presumed intention to re-try him on corruption charges, a conviction overturned last year.read

Environmentalists Vow to Confront Obama in Santa Monica Tomorrow


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Tomorrow morning at the densely traveled Santa Monica intersection of San Vicente Boulevard and 26th Street, at least 100 protestors, representing a half-dozen environmental groups, are planning to hook a thumb around the ear of President Obama – on a fundraising tour – and tell him, “Don’t dare approve the Keystone XL Pipeline.”read

Leimert Can Smile Again – Light Rail Stop Due in 6 Years


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Dateline Leimert Park Village – That Friday morning was a moment to relish. Melida and Company choir harmonized to the sounds of “Get on Board,” while the Rev. Cecil Murray and Pastor Kevin Sauls galvanized the crowd with grateful prayers at a 9 o’clock gathering to celebrate the advent of a train station stop in Leimert Park Village.read


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