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Ricky Hoyt saw a lot of the world from the deck of a Navy ship. His first deployment brought several port calls, and exploring left him grateful for his life back home. It left him inspired. This, he thought, is...
Paid political endorsement letter from Holly Nappen Many parents volunteer to read books to elementary school children, but only one, Alexia Palacios-Peters, arrives dressed as a Disney princess. Alexia’s life is a narrative of superlatives. She is connected, generous, authentic,...
Coronado's new Brio Recovery Studio and Wellness Market is personal to owner Michelle Williams. “I had heart surgery several years ago,” shares Williams. “I've always been into health and longevity, and extremely healthy. I started doing testing, and I...
Paid political endorsement letter from Rebecca King I want to publicly thank the members of the Coronado Firefighters Association for endorsing my campaign for Coronado City Council. I'm honored to have earned their trust. Every day, our firefighters and paramedics answer...
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...
The second annual San Diego Climate Week kicks off in Coronado on Oct. 1 with a Water Summit. The goal of the Water Summit, which is free and open to the public, is to find a path forward to...
Paid political endorsement letter from Paloma Aguirre As Coronado has been engulfed in the sewage crisis, having allies in my coalition fixing this problem has never been more important. Rebecca King is the only candidate for Coronado City Council who...
Paid political endorsement letter from Connor Duncan For the past 24 years, I have been lucky enough to have the best mom I can imagine. Any way you can think of for a mom to be supportive, she has been....
Paid political endorsement letter from Terry Zack I support Rebecca King for City Council. Rebecca has the experience needed for the job. She spent eight years as city attorney in Norfolk, Virginia so she knows how cities operate and how...
Last week, families and staff from Coronado Village Elementary got some news: Principal Pete Kuhns, who has been out on family medical leave since the second week of the school year, has extended his leave of absence. "Mr. Kuhns has...