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  • Culver's Annual 4TH Of July Fireworks Show Returns

    Jun 11, 2015

    On the evening of Saturday, July 4. Gates will open at 4 pm and fireworks begin at dusk at West Los Angeles College, located just north of the Westfield Culver City mall on Overland near Jefferson at 9000 Overland Avenue. The suggested donation is $5 per person ($0 for children age 5 and under). Parking is $10 and limited. To encourage carpooling, this year the maximum admission donation for four or more guests in a single vehicle is $20 plus the parking fee. That means a car with six...

  • MOVIE REVIEW: I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS and SLOW WEST

    debbie lynn elias|May 21, 2015

    With more than 20 films opening this weekend or expanding wider in release, there’s something for everyone. From George Miller’s post-apocalyptic MAD MAX: FURY ROAD, the next chapter in the “Mad Max” franchise which originally catapulted Mel Gibson into the limelight and now elevates Tom Hardy even higher in the cinematic spectrum, to those fabulous acapella Bellas of Barden in PITCH PERFECT 2 to the Dolph Lundgren produced and written (and starring Lundgren and Tony Jaa) SKIN TRADE with a...

  • Let's Party with the Puppies

    May 14, 2015

    When Adopt & Shop opened in Culver City last May it became the only nonprofit pet retailer in the state and yet it did so much more. In just one year they've provided nearly 900 pets with homes. Adopt & Shop celebrates its first year in Culver City this Saturday, May 16 from noon to 4 p.m. In addition to pets to play with or adopt the party will include "treats for pets" and people too with an array of food trucks on hand. Giveaways and raffles and games for all Be sure to return on Saturday,...

  • May Brings Entertainment To WLA College

    May 7, 2015

    "Wiley & the Hairy Man," a play for children and the child in everyone, takes the stage in West Los Angeles College's Black Bok Theater on May 7 and 8 at 7 pm and May 9 at 2 pm. Tickets are $2 for children and $5 for adults. The play is part of "WestFest" which will spotlight the theater, dance, film writing and production, art and music programs throughout May at the college. There will also be a celebration and information on Latin American Culture as well as a unique display of academic...

  • Champagne Brunch at Petrelli's Steakhouse For Mother's Day

    May 7, 2015

    For Mother’s Day Petrelli’s will be offering a three course champagne brunch starting with appetizer then moving to the main course. While famous for their steaks, Petrelli’s has expanded their Mother’s Day offerings to include a mouth watering choice of Filet Mignon, Prime Rib, Salmon, Pork Chops and Eggs, Honey Cured Ham or Baked Lamb Shank Top it all off with a dessert. You can choose from Crème Brulee, Lemon Meringue Pie or Cheesecake. A special menu is offered for the kids. For over 80 years the Petrelli’s commitment to quality has been t...

  • State of the City

    Apr 30, 2015

    Thank you so much John, Keith, Chris... AVPA Jazz Combo - Dr. Tony Spano! It's been an incredible honor and an absolute pleasure to serve as Mayor of Culver City. Being the Mayor of the town I love so much has been one of the most fulfilling experiences in my life. ... It's also been incredibly busy. For the past year, I've been to more meetings than there were days in the year: - 374 meetings - 93 community events - 64 speaking engagements I've met with residents, congress members,...

  • Culver's Jerry King To Be Honored By French Government

    Neil Rubenstein|Apr 16, 2015

    By Neil Rubenstein Observer Columnist Jerry King, a World War II veteran and member of the Jewish War Veterans (“JWV”) for over 65 years, will be honored by the French government for his heroic wartime exploits and will receive the Legion of Honor award. The presentation ceremony will be held on May 8 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the U.S.S. Iowa now anchored in San Pedro. All are welcome to attend and admission to the battleship is free. King has held every position in Culver City JWV Post 617 and...

  • Culver's Fusaro Is The Photographer For New Book

    Apr 2, 2015

    Lori Fusaro of Culver City has teamed up with Laura T. Coffey for an article called "My Old Dog" in the Paws For Charity Magazine along with a new book. Fusaro is the photographer for the book. "MY OLD DOG: Rescued Pets with Remarkable Second Acts," is due to be released by New World Library in September 2015. The book will share success stories that show how blissful retirement can be for older dogs that get rescued, and how life-changing senior dog adoption can be for the humans who do the...

  • MOVIE REVIEW: Danny Collins

    debbie lynn elias|Mar 26, 2015

    I don't know if it's because I'm getting older or Al Pacino us just getting better, but between his recent tour de force in "The Humbling" and now DANNY COLLINS, I have fallen in love with him as an actor. The nuance that he brings is electrifying and emotionally enticing and fulfilling and never moreso than as DANNY COLLINS. Written and directed by Dan Fogelman, DANNY COLLINS is, as the screen credits playfully note, "Kind of based on a true story a little bit." That true story is a real...

  • MOVIE REVIEW: Post-Oscar Weekend Double Feature

    debbie lynn elias|Feb 26, 2015

    Hot off Oscar-weekend, this week brings a fresh crop of films to tickle your film fancy. David Cronenberg and screenwriter Bruce Wagner collaborate to bring us the delicious (albeit polarizing) "Maps to the Stars" with newly minted Oscar-winner Julianne Moore, John Cusack, Mia Wasikowska, Robert Pattinson, Olivia Williams and Evan Bird in this tale of a dysfunctional, incestuous Hollywood family. As is expected in a Cronenberg film, and a Wagner script or novel, the envelope is pushed, metaphor...

  • 5 Dating Tips for Pet Lovers

    Feb 12, 2015

    At Gary Michelson Found Animals, we passionately subscribe to the motto, "Love me; love my pet ", and we know we're in good company. Two-thirds of households in the US have pets - twice the number with kids under the age of 18. So although it can seem difficult to find someone who is right for both you and your pet, the numbers prove they're out there. Here are five tips to help you find them. 1. Be Transparent. Include your pet in one of your profile pictures and include activities with your...

  • MOVIE REVIEW: Strange Magic

    debbie lynn elias|Feb 5, 2015

    STRANGE MUSIC is music to my heart! Think an animated "Moulin Rouge!" that embraces the George Lucas ideals of dark & light, finding beauty and love in the darkest places, experiencing incredible new worlds, and all set in another kind of galaxy far, far away, this one comprised of The Fairy Kingdom and The Dark Forest. Yes. George Lucas. The man behind the mythical worlds of The Fairy Kingdom and The Dark Forest (also the man behind The Empire and The Force) has a soft side, an animated side,...

  • A Peaceful Option for Pet's Final Journey

    Sandra Coopersmith|Feb 5, 2015

    By Sandra Coopersmith Features Writer "Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened." ― Anatole France Anyone who has ever had a beloved pet will relate. Sadly, many can also relate to having that awakened part of their soul in tumult after saying their final goodbye and dealing with the next step: arrangements involving the remains of their cherished companion. Now, through Peaceful Pets Aquamation (www.peacefulpetsaquamation.com, 805-410-3880), the nation's first 1...

  • MOVIE REVIEW: STRANGE MAGIC

    debbie lynn elias|Jan 29, 2015

    STRANGE MUSIC is music to my heart! Think an animated "Moulin Rouge!" that embraces the George Lucas ideals of dark & light, finding beauty and love in the darkest places, experiencing incredible new worlds, and all set in another kind of galaxy far, far away, this one comprised of The Fairy Kingdom and The Dark Forest. Yes. George Lucas. The man behind the mythical worlds of The Fairy Kingdom and The Dark Forest (also the man behind The Empire and The Force) has a soft side, an animated side,...

  • Talking Pets with Adopt & Shop

    Dec 4, 2014

    With the holidays just around the corner, many of us will be spending the coming weeks shopping for that PERFECT gift for our loved ones and family. And as we at Adopt & Shop know, our four-legged furry friends are truly a part of the family too! We are excited to share some of our favorite gift items for dogs and cats this holiday season, and promise they will keep their tails wagging and make their holiday wishes come true. For your canine companions, an Adopt & Shop favorite is the Planet...

  • Sharing Love, Not Food: Thanksgiving Safety Tips for Pets

    Nov 27, 2014

    Tis’ the season for family, friends and food! There’s just something about family and friends gathering that gets everyone in the holiday spirit, including the furry members of the family. For many of us Thanksgiving is as all about the food – and who can blame our pets for wanting to share in the feast? The aroma of the turkey roasting in the oven will get any dog or cat begging to partake in the big dinner. However, sharing “people food” is not always healthy for our animal companions. Pet parents should take into consideration the following...

  • Leash-Training Tips and Tricks

    Nov 13, 2014

    It's common to see new pet parents whirled around with their legs wrapped up in 6 feet of leash; however, puppy or adult, a dog is highly adaptable and aware of what their parents want. Like many other aspects of dog training, teaching a dog to walk nicely on a leash is fundamental. It takes time and effort, but the payoff is a dog that is a pleasure to walk. Before beginning leash-training, it is essential for pet parents to check whether the dog is wearing the appropriate collar. Two fingers...

  • Talking Pets with Adopt & Shop

    Nov 6, 2014

    If you have just welcomed a new furry family member into your life, one of the first things you need to do is teach them where to "go." Housebreaking a pet is not difficult, but it does require patience and consistency. When housebreaking a young pet, the most important thing to remember is that you are dealing with a baby. Puppies under the age of 4 months do not yet have full control over their muscles of elimination and can vary in their speed of development. Your new puppy wants to please...

  • Free Compost This Saturday

    Nov 6, 2014

    Culver City Public Works along with American Organics is holding a free of charge compost giveaway event in the parking lot adjacent to the Bone Yard Dog Park in Bill Botts Baseball Field and Playground located at 9710 Jefferson Blvd, The event is being held this Saturday, November 8 from 9 am to 4 pm or until the compost is gone. This is a self-haul event so bring a shovel. Residents are responsible for shoveling and bagging their own compost. Compost is ready to go, but recommended to be mixed together with topsoil or another gardening fill....

  • City Manager Update

    John Nachbar|Nov 6, 2014

    Community Development • Panera Bread - Panera Bread has been issued a permit for a tenant improvement to build out an existing commercial space for a new restaurant at 10990 Jefferson Boulevard. • The Flame Broiler – The Flame Broiler has submitted plans for a tenant improvement for a new restaurant at 10758 Jefferson Boulevard. • Business Improvement District – The City has commenced work on the renewal of the Memorandum of Understanding with the Downtown Business Improvement District....

  • Howl-o-ween Party a True Tail-Wagger

    Sandra Coopersmith|Nov 6, 2014
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    By Sandra Coopersmith Features Writer Halloween in Culver City really went to the dogs this year – but in the best of all possible ways, thanks to Michelson Found Animals' Adopt & Shop at 4235 Sepulveda Blvd., an actively engaged member of the community since its May opening. Adopt & Shop (www.adoptandshop.org), is a humane adoption and retail center staffed by committed volunteers and store associates who help make sure every pet has a safe haven. It was launched in support of the belief t...

  • Council Passes Draft Mobile Home Relocation Report

    Lynne Bronstein|Oct 30, 2014
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    By Lynne Bronstein Observer Reporter The City Council took up the issue of mobile home park relocation at its meeting Monday night, with consideration of a draft RIR (Relocation Impact Report) for the Palms Mobile Home Lodge on Grand View Boulevard in Culver City. Ultimately, the Council adopted the RIR with a unanimous 4-0 vote (council member Jim Clarke was absent). The draft RIR was per a January 2012 ordinance amending the city’s municipal code to protect, and to further define, adequate r...

  • Talking Pets with Adopt and Shop

    Guest Article|Oct 23, 2014

    Halloween is a time of frights and fun but with so much going on, it can sometimes be easy to forget about how the holiday impacts your furry friend. To ensure the best howl-o-ween for you and fido, Aimee Gilbreath, Executive Director of Michelson Found Animals' Adopt & Shop, Los Angeles' largest nonprofit humane pet adoption and retail store, shares the best pet safety tricks and tips for a tail-wagging good time. • Costumes are a big part of Halloween. Whether dressing one's adorable pit b...

  • Fall Festival Fun at Farragut

    Oct 16, 2014

    Farragut Elementary School’s eagerly anticipated 9th annual Fall Festival is on Saturday, October 18th from 11am to 4pm on the athletic field just off the main parking lot behind the school. Parking is free. All families are invited to come and enjoy a day of Halloween fun. Take advantage of discounted pre-sales ticket pricing before and after school by the front main doors starting October 13-17th – 25 tickets for $20 and an all-day pass for inflatables is $10. Tickets can also be bought on the day of the Festival for $1 each and the all...

  • Dear Editor

    Letters|Oct 9, 2014

    Recently residents in the community of Raintree were victims of burglaries. I would like to thank and commend Chief Scott Bixby and the Culver City Police Department for their immediate response and excellent work in dealing with these burglaries and ensuring the safety of our residents and their homes. Residents with dogs have an added measure of security against burglars. However, for residents without dogs, there are relatively inexpensive alternatives in the form of barking,/growling dog...

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