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The City of Coronado has been receiving complaints that a few Coronado restaurants are not complying with San Diego County's restrictions on onsite dining/seating....
Coronado Playhouse proudly announces their 2021 Season, which will be the 75th anniversary for the Playhouse. CPH has prepared shows that will adhere to...
Fred Lee directs the Coronado Concert Band in a virtual performance of "Christmas in a Nutshell" arranged by Chris Sharp.https://youtu.be/8Cz6xCRFfD4Graphics provided by Mel Lions.
Coronado...
https://youtu.be/IaV-i1zk-toThe City of Coronado/Sharp Coronado Hospital vaccination site is now accepting those 75-plus. Find out how to make an appointment in the latest edition...
The Ocean Blvd enhancement project has garnered an outpouring of public opinion. For the council meeting on January 19, 28 community comment letters were...
Walk, bike, surf, or run. If you noticed more of your neighbors outside exercising last year, it wasn’t because the gyms were closed. Almost 3,000 people committed...
Who can argue with tradition? Especially when it involves delicious cookies that have been around since 1917. Even before the 1918 flu pandemic, Girl...
Walk, bike, surf, or run. If you noticed more of your neighbors outside exercising last year, it wasn’t because the gyms were closed. Almost 3,000 people committed...
The City of Coronado has been receiving complaints that a few Coronado restaurants are not complying with San Diego County's restrictions on onsite dining/seating....
Coronado Playhouse proudly announces their 2021 Season, which will be the 75th anniversary for the Playhouse. CPH has prepared shows that will adhere to...
‘Twas the week before Christmas And all through the town Golf carts were joyfully cruising around
Coronado families, grandparents, kids and dogs all donned festive attire and adorned their golf carts with candy canes, moose, stockings, dinosaurs, lights, Santas, wreaths, stuffed animals, and so much more as part of an impromptu tour to see Christmas lights around the island.
With the most decorated golf cart, Mike Mattheny, owner of Sundance Custom Golf Carts, led the parade of more than five dozen golf carts as they brought smiles to the many residents who came out of their homes to see the holiday cheer. This was a testament to the power of social media with just a post or two and the Coronado word of mouth chain that brought out this much Christmas spirit.
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My family added a Grinch with presents to our cart to join the fun and assumed there might be a dozen or so golf carts participating. We were amazed at the array of people, pets, carts and holiday décor for the festivities that started at Star Park and looped around town to see Candy Cane Lane and the many brightly lit, decorated homes.
The Smith family joined in the fun on their bicycles.
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Three generations of the Dodgen family – 96-year-old Rosemary, known as the original elf, accompanied by her daughter Pat and granddaughter Morgan Bower.
Twelve stockings adorned the golf cart of Rhonda and Mark Fleming, one for each of their grandchildren.
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Taylor Tonkin had to get out a stepladder to decorate her family’s golf cart.
The Gray Family rocked the dinosaur theme for their cart.
Heather and Don McNeil brought along their festive furry friends Stan and Logan for a ride.
Alexander and Amelia Murray donned festive hats on the back of their cart.
The Atwood Family went all out with a moose theme.
Even our Grinch couldn’t steal all the holiday spirit!
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Jennifer fell in love with Coronado as a teenager while visiting a college friend. She vowed that someday she would make it her home, and that dream has recently become a reality. Fast forward through completing college with a BA in Journalism, Public Relations and Communications, she then went on to work with a variety of clients. She also taught Journalism and coordinated fundraising for her children’s school, and was a staff writer for San Diego Family Magazine and contributed to other parenting publications. Have news to share? Send tips, story ideas or letters to the editor to: manager@coronadotimes.com
The Ocean Blvd enhancement project has garnered an outpouring of public opinion. For the council meeting on January 19, 28 community comment letters were...
Who can argue with tradition? Especially when it involves delicious cookies that have been around since 1917. Even before the 1918 flu pandemic, Girl...
Walk, bike, surf, or run. If you noticed more of your neighbors outside exercising last year, it wasn’t because the gyms were closed. Almost 3,000 people committed...
The information below is provided weekly from the Coronado Police Department and then summarized for publication.
Crimes Reported:
Hit and Run on 8th Street and A...
As a child, Coronado Shores General Manager Jerry McDonald vividly remembers the Marine Corps truck coming down his street in Cranston, Rhode Island and...
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Ocean Boulevard improvement visual renderings, First Street bike lane changes, new commission appointments, and the city's 130-year anniversary with a video showcasing the city's...