The Culver City Council Race As Seen On Duquesne Avenue Got Interesting For A Moment

March 25, 2008 at 9:01 am in Politics, West Side

If the lawn signage on Duquesne (doo-shane doo-kane; or just Doosh as I call it) Avenue between Culver and Jefferson boulevards is any barometer then there’s as yet no clear frontrunner in the April 8 elections for seats on Culver City’s City Council. But then again there’s reportedly nine contenders for three seats on the five-seat body, so mayhaps the placards I’ve seen stuck in lawns up and down and on both sides of the street for Luther Henderson, Jeff Cooper and Christopher Armenta are indicative of who’s leading in the polls.

Nevertheless on my bike ride in to work this morning a new name was seen on the green. A bigger name:

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Nope, not that Loni Anderson, this one.

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