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Ballona Creek Renaissance President to Speak at Culver City Historical Society Tonight

Jim Lamm will narrate a virtual tour of Ballona Creek in his presentation at the Veterans Memorial Building at 7 p.m.

Ballona Creek Renaissance President Jim Lamm will speak tonight at the Culver City Historical Society’ general meeting at the Veterans Memorial Building’s Multi-Purpose Room, 4117 Overland Ave. at 7 p.m.

Lamm will narrate a virtual tour of the creek in his presentation, “Connecting Creek and Community, Ballona Creek and its Watershed---Past, Present and Future,” that will also include his own personal reflections.

Lamm, who has been president of BCR since 1998, teaches ecology at Antioch University-Los Angeles.  He co-founded and participates in the Ballona Creek Watershed Task Force and Assembly District 47’s Environmental Cabinet; has served as a Culver City Planning Commissioner; an Historical Society board member; as an elder, deacon, and choir member at St. John’s Presbyterian Church; and with his wife Cathi, was a Peace Corps volunteer in Iran.

All members of the CCHS and the public are welcome to attend the free program. Entrance to the multi-purpose room is through the back of the building near the parking lot, and through the Archive & Resource Center space. 

For more information, please call the Society at (310) 253-6941, email info@CulverCityHistoricalSociety.org.  or visit www.culvercityhistoricalsociety.org

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