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Now in its fifth season, the Educational Classic Film Program (formerly known as the Student Classic Series*) is a cinematic literacy program that introduces students of all ages and the broader community to the art of filmmaking through masterworks...
Coronado Playhouse is inviting the community to share thoughts and ideas through a brief survey. Scan the QR code (or click the image below) and tell them what you love, what you’d like to see, and how they can...
Emerald Keepers seeks to raise awareness about the bay and ocean water and air quality in Coronado. The County of San Diego tests our waters regularly and Emerald Keepers has air quality monitors on homes around Coronado. While we...
After nearly a year of research, the Coronado City Council is poised to decide whether to switch its energy procurement to a Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) program. CCAs focus on sustainable energy sources, and under this model, public utilities continue...
The ladies of the Cancer Cartel are set to host a stylish afternoon for a serious cause. Their second annual shopping event, "Fashion Funds the Fight," is taking place on Thursday, March 12th from 4-7pm. All proceeds from the...
The Coronado Unified School district held a community forum to discuss upcoming changes to district cell phone policies on Tuesday, February 3. "Our goal is to have a decision made for the start of the next school year," said Superintendent...
Prepared by: Eddie Pietrzak (son) CDR Edward Stanley Pietrzak, Jr. was born in 1935 in rural Pine Island, New York and graduated from Warwick High School in 1952, lettering in football, basketball, baseball, and track. He earned a business degree...
The Coronado Schools Foundation (CSF) is proud to announce the return of CSF Day of Giving (AKA the new Telethon) on Thursday, February 19 — a 24-hour community-wide event dedicated to supporting the programs that make Coronado schools exceptional....
Perseverance and persuasion are just two of the key elements that Kathy Prout embraced after her husband, Rear Admiral James G. (Jay) Prout III, the Commander of the USS Carl Vinson battle group, was killed in a military F/AC...
UNESCO has officially recognized Neapolitan pizza as an Intangible Cultural Heritage, which may sound a bit academic. Still, it puts a global stamp on something Naples has long understood. This is food with lineage. It is craft, ritual, and...