A paid political endorsement letter from Holly Nappen
During my final week of Officer’s Indoctrination School in Newport, Rhode Island, we participated in a common leadership exercise tailored to the military. “What five classmates would you choose to share your...
“Postpartum is really up to nine months, if not arguably a year,” says doula Sarah Matney. While Matney started her education in Coronado, her career and research have taken her across the world. After graduating from Coronado High...
The following information was provided by the Coronado Police Department and summarized for publication. This report covers Sept. 12 to 18.
Arrests
Disorderly conduct
Sept. 12: A 34-year-old woman was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct for public intoxication, punishable...
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...
Peggy Duncan knows what it's like to be the new kid. As a military child, she moved in the middle of the school year from a small school in the Midwest to a public middle school in Southern California.
"It...
Coronado Middle School sixth graders will head to Camp Cuyamaca Nov. 16-20 for the annual San Diego County Outdoor Education Camp, a weeklong experience focused on conservation, nature and science.
Trained outdoor-education teachers will guide students through hands-on lessons, trail...
The Coronado Schools Foundation (CSF) hosted The Golden Gala, presented by the Kato family, on Saturday, Sept. 12, at the Hotel del Coronado, bringing together families, community leaders, local businesses and longtime supporters for an evening celebrating the continued...
A paid political endorsement letter from Cara Clancy
I had a chance recently to hear Peggy Duncan explain why she is running for a Coronado School Board seat. My children have long since graduated from Coronado schools, so my involvement...
One morning, Mayor John Duncan opened his office door to discover more than 200 soccer balls. Uninflated.
It was a surprise. But then he remembered a day back in July, when he'd spotted an email forwarded through the U.S. Conference...
Brooke Falar, Principal at Coronado Middle School, said she was "a little worried" about implementing the new cell phone ban at CMS. But five weeks into the start of the school year, she said it's a big success.
"I am...
