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From Beer Club to Mug Club, there is no shortage of beer lovers here on the Island. If you love good beer, I have great news. The old Hamilton's, once a craft beer destination in South Park, is now...
The City of Coronado is co-hosting three bicycle safety clinics, known as Bike Rodeos, this May. While all students are encouraged to attend (all bikes, e-bikes, scooters, and skateboards are welcome), there will be a special focus on e-bike...
Changes are coming to the west coast’s largest fireworks show in the wake of new environmental requirements from the state.San Diego’s Big Bay Boom will reduce its cumulative total of fireworks pounds by 15 percent in 2025, with an...
The information below is provided by the Coronado Police Department and summarized for publication. This report covers April 19 to April 25. Arrests: Public intoxication April 20: A 36-year-old man was arrested on misdemeanor charges for battery, a crime that carries a...
Tucked away in San Diego’s dynamic and culturally rich Barrio Logan neighborhood, Ciccia Osteria is more than just a restaurant—it’s a heartfelt homage to the spirit of Italian cooking. With its name derived from an Italian term of endearment...
The Port of San Diego is putting forth three long-term and nature-based solutions to reduce the ongoing erosion of the coastline at the Coronado Cays Grand Caribe Shoreline Park. The Port’s project team introduced the design concepts at a public...
An Evening of Aloha, Emerald Keepers’ Earth Week benefit and auction was a joyful celebration of the ocean and sustainability filled with island spirit. “It was so invigorating to feel the energy of our community coming together and seeing people...
When the bill read Will Poulter (“The Bear”), Jacob Elordi (“Euphoria” and the derisive “Saltburn”), and Daisy Edgar-Jones (“Normal People”, “TWISTERS”), I wanted to be there before the previews’ previews. On paper, “On Swift Horses” (adapted from Shannon Pufhal’s...
I ran into Debbie Boney on a recent shopping trip to her popular Bayside Market; she was excited to share that the store now carries pre-made sushi. I love Debbie’s involvement in the store and how she constantly tweaks...
No racquet? No problem.You don't have to actually play tennis to take part in the island's most festive fundraiser. This Friday, the Coronado Junior Woman's Club is putting on "Double Served," where 28 tennis teams will compete for top...