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The information below is provided weekly from the Coronado Police Department and then summarized for publication.Crimes: 7/26/20-7/27/20: Burglary of the First Degree near 200 block of Sixth StreetVictim reported his two skateboards were stolen out of his open garage. The...
Submitted by Pam WilsonCoronado Unified intends to present its Action Plan on Racism at their August 13 board meeting. This plan is in response to the hundreds of people who marched in the March against Racism, the many Black...
Submitted by Barry AustinAm I the only one to feel outraged that the Mayor and Council, under cover of restricted public involvement, gave away taxpayer funds to at least one organization that didn’t need any money? And that as...
Patrons of the Coronado Public Library now have access to books in 68 academic and public libraries throughout California and Nevada using the library’s online catalog. Requested books are available for free checkout, without leaving Coronado. When cardholders are...
Submitted by Carolyn RogersonThere are days when I cannot believe the vitriol to be read on the pages of Coronado publications or online. I have also been surprised to read there are so many mind-readers and clairvoyants living in...
The Coronado real estate market report is sponsored by Coronado Shores Co.  To view Coronado homes for sale, for rent or for property management services, please visit Coronado Shores Co.To view Coronado homes for sale, for rent or for...
by Jeff Rotherham, CFP®, MSAFP Defeating The Horsemen Part III of IIIThis is part three of a three-part series entitled, “The Four Horseman of Retirement Income”. In part one we introduced you to the Four Horseman and briefly touched on how each of them...
Coronado kids Jack and Grace Elardo began their business Jack and Grace's Pop-Up Stand four years ago when they were in 3rd and 4th grade. Their Pop Up business to raise money for Coronado Schools Foundation (CSF) has adapted...
Esme Ronis knew that she was different from the rest of her family. Born in La Paz, Mexico, and adopted by a white family, she grew up in Coronado for her entire life, and attended Coronado schools. Although she...
Submitted by Tim RohanEvents of the past few weeks have spurred me into action. I see a Council that is out of touch with its constituency, but before I ran, I wanted to make sure I stood for something,...