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Submitted by Mike Donovan, Coronado City CouncilmemberThe effort to prepare a city-sponsored Historic Survey and Context Statement began in 2018 as a recommendation made by a City Council subcommittee, which was made up of Councilmembers Donovan and Downey, who...
The Coronado Chamber of Commerce will be hosting Celebrate Coronado! on Wednesday, October 4th at 5 pm at Feast & Fareway at the Coronado Golf Course. This annual event is a community-wide celebration as the Chamber honors the city...
BARNES TENNIS CENTER Three Americans advanced to the quarterfinals at the 2023 Cymbiotika San Diego Open women’s tennis tournament: Danielle Collins, Sofia Kenin, and Qualifier Emma Navarro. Morning Sessions Collins and Latvian Jelena Ostapenko went three sets. Ostapenko, known for having as...
Big changes are in the works for Coronado Cays Park, the city’s largest park with an expansive sixteen acres. The master planning process began back in 2019 and included community workshops and surveys, but the effort was halted in...
The U.S. Section of the International Boundary and Water Commission (USIBWC) has identified urgently needed repairs at its South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant (SBIWTP) and a plan on how and when these fixes will be made. In addition,...
On Friday, Sept. 15 from 9 to 11 am in the Coronado Library Winn Room, renowned author and lecturer George Galdorisi will be updating his presentation on artificial intelligence, to include his outlook on AI for defense and commercial...

Mary Bob Edwards

Mary Bob was a southern gal—it was often the first thing you noticed or that she would tell you. Although born in Georgia, Mary Bob spent much of her young life in east Tennessee, in a small town full...
Submitted by Lois DornInterfaith Coronado, which operates two of the for-profit properties I have lived in over the past 6+ years, likes to keep a low profile in the city. This is not a good thing. My experience is...
Submitted by Jean SeagerOne thing we can all agree on - we hate the sewage that is poisoning our waters. At the Stop the Sewage rally, I saw Republicans and Democrats, grade school students and grandparents, long-time community residents...
“My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3” is silly and sweet, with the same charm that made the first two films so beloved. But with numerous storylines jam-packed into 90 minutes, it feels disjointed and its characters flat outside of...