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 The Coronado Ferry Landing restarted its free Weekend Concert Series in February and has been entertaining guests with an array of local talent each weekend since. Head to the area near the Ferry Pier on Saturdays and Sundays from...
On Friday July 30th, the Port of San Diego and the City of Coronado hosted a celebration in honor of the 25th anniversary of Grand Caribe Shoreline Park and its bronze artwork “Sheltering Wings.” According to the city, more...
 She's been going to the Coronado Public Library since she was a little girl, and now Natalie Stringer is the new Coronado Children's Librarian.As Brad Willis tells, us it's a dream come true and she looks forward to sharing...
Nick and Liz Merrill opened Sweat Circuit (formerly known as Sweat Equity) in April 2018. Their flagship location is based in Bellevue, Washington. Back in 2018, the article highlighted that Nick and Liz "invested months and months getting to...
On August 8th, the Coronado Island Film Festival and the Hotel del Coronado will kick off the Summer Surf Series in partnership with Dana Brown Films to celebrate the world of surfing and those who have immortalized the sport....
Submitted by Seth TrujilloNovak Djokovic, the current number 1 rated men’s tennis player in the world, was unable to show up at his best form in the Olympics and lost in his bronze medal match. The displays of negativity that...
After an expedited search, the Coronado Unified School District (CUSD) announced that Karin Mellina will serve as the new Principal of Coronado High School (CHS) beginning with the 2021-2022 school year.Following the announcement, Ms. Mellina shared, ”I am so...
The Coronado Community Center is offering new adult fitness classes beginning September 7. This is an opportunity to try enjoyable classes that will help you maintain a healthy lifestyle. Why not add Mat Pilates, Vinyasa Flow Yoga or Cardio...
Recreation and Golf Services is seeking public input in advance of a comprehensive tennis study the City will soon conduct to better understand how people are using or would like to use the City’s tennis facilities. Those who are...
Crystal Fairies is a new Coronado-based business selling ethically-sourced crystals from Brazil, Uruguay, and Madagascar. Co-founder Julie León is a Coronado High School (CHS) senior who started the business with her Los Angeles-based cousin, Mia Gonzalez.Crystal Fairies products include...