It's always nice to feel appreciated. And it's also nice to be the giver of appreciation. Dozens of community members and businesses came together in support of our local first responders this past week. Elizabeth Bruhin and Alma Kostenko,...
Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, the new era of distance learning, and unpredictable changes to daily life, some teens have found themselves bored out of their minds. In order to combat tedious work and endless hours at home, many have...
Who was our youngest American president? Who was our oldest? Who was our tallest, shortest, and fattest? Union-Tribune language columnist and American history quizmaster Richard Lederer will illuminate the feats, fates, families, foibles, and firsts of our American presidents...
On Tuesday, Oct. 13, at 7 p.m., Dr. Katherine Nguyen Williams will co-host a virtual lecture on Zoom for Coronado Public Library users along with Julia Allen, LCSW. “Dr. Kat,” as she is known on BellaVTv’s “Ask Dr. Kat”...
Submitted by Jeff FarrellI have had the pleasure of interacting with John Duncan on many occasions over the years in youth sports. He has always been generous with his time and has set a great example with the parents...
Submitted by Ed DoughertyPlease consider this my endorsement of Nick Kato as a member of the Coronado School Board.Admittedly, I have never served on a school board. However, I have two law partners who served on separate school boards...
Submitted by Carolyn RogersonCoronado residents are extremely fortunate to have John Duncan, a very experienced, talented candidate running for the empty City Council seat. John Duncan has served on the Bicycle Advisory Committee and gained knowledge of the requirements,...
The third quarter of 2020 marked the second consecutive quarter of the rapid and improbable global equity market recovery from the coronavirus lockdown lows of late March. For the quarter, the S&P 500 Index gained 8.5% while the Dow Jones...
https://youtu.be/hlz11PuJ00kPlaygrounds in Coronado are reopening. Find out when and what is required when visiting City playgrounds in the latest edition of the City Manager's Weekly Update.You can also read about the City’s new Leaf Blower ordinance and upcoming virtual...
While distance learning has impacted all Coronado High School classes, the visual, creative, and performing arts classes and electives have additional challenges in the online format. CHS students are required to take one year of visual or performing arts...
