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The information below is provided from the Coronado Police Department and then summarized for publication. Crimes Reported: Traffic Accident on 10th Street and G AvenueNo injuries reported.Traffic Accident on Mullinex DriveMinor injury reported.Burglary Report on Orange AvenueVictim reported theft of money.Traffic...
 Step with Suellen  Suellen Rowe has been part of the Coronado community for thirty years. It was in 1992, when Suellen had her first child, Mandy, that she began prioritizing her fitness with Coronado's Aerobic Body Works. A couple years...
 Looking to try something new this summer? Or improve your game?Summer is almost here and the Coronado Tennis Center has summer tennis camps for both juniors and adults. For a full list of all of the camps, including Golf,...
Please be advised of the following construction impacts at San Diego International Airport (SAN):On June 15, the Terminal 1 parking lot and pedestrian bridge that links the parking lot to the terminal and ground transportation island will close permanently....
Last Call for CSF Summer Academy Registration: Classes Begin Next WeekSchool is out, so sign up and get in on hands-on learning that’s fun! CSF has you covered with their revamped Summer Academy, offering tons of interactive STEM &...
As of June 13th, San Diego County has again extended the beach closure area, due to sewage contaminated runoff from the Tijuana River, to include the Coronado ocean shoreline.Beachgoers are advised to avoid water contact in the closure areas. Updated...
The time has finally come for the long awaited conclusion to the beloved Jurassic film franchise. Following the previous motion picture, “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom,” life on earth is dangling by a thread as humans must now co-exist with...
According to the US Census Bureau, there are currently over 17 million veterans living in America today. No matter which branch of the military served, veterans contribute to the life, liberty and freedom of this nation. Regrettably, most of...
Some residents have noticed that Coronado has experienced an increase in beach closures in recent weeks.  San Diego County health officials have closed Coronado beach three times since May 10. This follows the implementation of a new, more sensitive...
Written by Paul DeCarré Atkinson Major General Alphonse “Frenchie” DeCarré was born on November 15, 1892, in Washington, D.C. He entered the Marine Corps and was commissioned Second Lieutenant, serial number 0-230, on his 21st birthday.In June 1915, DeCarré joined...