Paid political endorsement letter
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
I am pleased to support Peggy Duncan for the Coronado Unified School District Board of Trustees.
My support of Peggy comes from a deep understanding and appreciation of our Coronado schools. Jim and I...
Paid political endorsement letter from Charlette Preslar
When I was 18, I registered to vote as what I would call an Independent, but it's really No Party Preference. It was important to me that when I went to the ballot...
Tate’s on Orange, a classic-style barbershop, is opening at 841 Orange Avenue. The shop is the project of Allie Gallegos Esquer and Luis Gallegos, who own and run the Night & Day Café just a couple of doors away....
The Coronado Philharmonia Orchestra will open its 2026–27 concert season with Concertos and Symphonies, a program celebrating the exceptional talent of young Southern California musicians. The performance will take place on Saturday, October 24, at 7 p.m. at the...
Learn to transform an ordinary pumpkin into an incredible 3-D sculpture in this hands-on, three-hour workshop led by a professional pumpkin artist featured on the Food Network and Disney+. Beginners are welcome.
Discover professional carving and sculpting techniques you can...
When trustee Alexia Palacios-Peters first joined the school board for the Coronado Unified School District, meetings were often tense and divided. Today, trustees can disagree strongly, yet move forward on the projects that count with respect and efficiency, according...
Transition from Nixle to Everbridge
The City of Coronado is transitioning from Nixle to Everbridge, a new mass notification system for the city to communicate important information with the community.
Everbridge will serve the same purpose as Nixle, providing important city...
Submitted by Andrew Gade
Reading the newspaper on my phone this morning reminded me of a thought I’ve had many times over the years; why are we still voting with paper?
Mail in voting is outdated, expensive and ripe for politically...
With the election one month away, Emerald Keepers asked the four candidates running for two open seats on the Coronado City Council questions about local environmental issues. Rebecca King, Andrew Gade, Kelly Purvis, and Ricky Hoyt were requested to...
Growing up in a family that fostered a love of reading, Emma Williams vividly remembers her mom’s voice and cadence when reading “The Big Big Sea” to her as a young girl. She treasures still having some of her...
