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Coronado Fire Department raises almost $15,000 for Burn Institute at annual spaghetti dinner Thanks to community support of the July 26 Spaghetti Dinner, the Coronado Fire Department was able to donate almost $15,000 to the Burn Institute during a check...
Coronado City Manager Tina Friend said that things "weren't going well" with the Coronado Flower Lady and the city will reconsider its use of Rotary Plaza, where the Flower Lady business has operated since 1981. "We've had a very long...
Submitted by Kaye Schneider To my neighbors and friends, I am pleased to announce my candidacy for the Coronado School Board, a decision rooted in a lifelong commitment to education and a deep love for our community. I was raised in a...
A paid political endorsement letter from Dawn Richards In sharp contrast to Coronado’s longstanding tradition of nonpartisanship, our city government has recently experienced an increase in partisan politics. This shift has deepened divisions and eroded the strong civic ties that...
Written by Alexis Curtis Chuck joined back when the class was still called Senior Stretch. "That's why I went," he said. "I was so stiff." The day he signed up, the name changed to Senior Fit. He found out what the...
When he pitched the idea of banning cell phones at Coronado Schools four years ago, he didn't get much traction. But after several community forums, concern from parents and much discussion at school board meetings, Trustee Mal Sandie is...
PAWS of Coronado has announced the addition of Jennifer Hubbard, Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT), to its team as a full-time veterinary professional dedicated to the health and well-being of the animals in PAWS of Coronado's care. Hubbard brings 15 years...
Arsenic and Old Lace, a dark comedy written over 85 years ago by Joseph Kesselring, is playing at the Coronado Playhouse (CPH) on weekends through September 6. Directed by Kira Blaskovich, the CPH cast does an excellent job capturing...
Learn how to turn the camera in your smartphone into a creative filmmaking tool in this four-week class taught by Tony Perri. Participants will gain confidence and learn the skills to create high-quality films using their smartphones. The class...
Submitted by the family Alan Portillo, LCDR, USN (Ret.), 68, of Coronado, California, died unexpectedly at home on Tuesday, August 4, 2026. He had spent the morning doing what he loved, riding his bicycle 20 miles, as he did nearly...