Our Visual Storyteller Brad Willis invited four of Coronado’s most well-known minstrels to submit a holiday song and message to the community. In this final of the four, Matt Heinecke performs “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas:”
Mark Ochenduszko served as Coronado City Manager from 1999 to 2010. During his tenure the Community Center and new City Hall were built, our public schools were improved and affordable housing was established. As Brad Willis tells us, retirement...
Port Master Plan Update
The Port of San Diego advances to Phase 4 of 5 of its Port Master Plan Update (PMPU), another major milestone since launching the Integrated Planning effort in 2013, a multifaceted and comprehensive approach for managing...
Coronado high school students in grades 9 through 12 are invited to participate in the 2021 Coronado Rotary Music Scholarship Competition. This is an opportunity for young musicians to win cash prizes, develop their performance skills in front of an...
The novel coronavirus vaccine is expected to arrive in San Diego County soon. The Pfizer vaccine that's coming is administered via two shots in the arm and research has shown that it’s about 95% effective.Distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine...
The Coronado Unified School District (CUSD) has joined the national program, No Place for Hate, to combat bias and bullying in schools. No Place for Hate is an educational program of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) that helps schools build...
First came Shop Small Saturday - the annual American Express and MainStreet tradition that shines a nationwide spotlight on independent retailers. Never have Coronado businesses needed your patronage more and it was an absolute delight to hear local retailers...
Sweet Soles have walked away with the top prize for Coronado’s Best Holiday Retail Window Display! The sophisticated design, best described as Christmas Couture, features a gold mannequin resplendent in a ballgown with an ivy velvet bodice and floor-length skirt...
Editor’s Note: This message was sent out on December 9, from Superintendent Karl Mueller to parents of CUSD students.Thank you for continuing to share in supporting the safety of those within our community.I want to provide further clarification behind...
Originally published on CalMatters.org, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media venture explaining California policies and politics.A group of eight California lawmakers will advance a proposal in January that would require the state’s public schools to reopen and offer in-person instruction once they...
