Community Corner
Week in Review: FungHi, a Town Hall Meeting and Music
This week, a farmers market vendor told us the story behind his mushrooms, a civil rights group spoke out against the Culver City Police Department and 30s music took the town by storm.
Here's a recap of the stories from July 5 to July 10:
MONDAY:
Patch intern Meghan Stettler caught the very best of the Fourth of July fireworks on camera. Click for a recap.
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We found the best cookies in town for those with a sweet tooth.
TUESDAY:
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, tells the story behind the mushrooms that have made him famous around Los Angeles.
Interim Superintendent Patti Jaffe talked with Patch about her new job.
WEDNESDAY:
Patch reporter Brantley Watson caught up with Vice Mayor Micheal O'Leary and got the scoop behind his World Cup-friendly pub, Joxer Daly's.
A Culver City resident is linked to 25 car burglaries in Beverly Hills.
THURSDAY:
A civil rights group speaks out against the Culver City Police Department for allegations of "excessive force" regarding an April 25-officer involved shooting death.
The Culver City 10- and 11-year-old All Stars move forward in the District 25 Tournament.
FRIDAY:
Patch photog Hannah Pedraza snapped some swingin' pictures of the 16th Annual Music Festival's first night.
Community groups decide to step up to help Culver City High School's sports department after a 70 percent budget cut to their athletic transportation fund.
SATURDAY:
We got a taste of Waterloo & City, Culver City's new British-style gastropub.
Dael Orlandersmith dazzled audiences in her new play at the Kirk Douglas Theatre.
The Culver City 10- and 11-year-old All-Stars pummeled Beverly Hills on Friday in the District 25 Tournament.
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