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Submitted by John Tato The Coronado Times reported that mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus have been found at three Coronado locations: the southwest portion of the Coronado Golf Course, near Orange and Loma avenues, and between A and B avenues...
Coronado Unified School District’s newly branded Coronado Robotics Academy (CoRA) encompasses a quickly growing robotics pathway that runs from elementary to high school and includes ten competition teams as well as after-school clubs in grades 3-8. CoRA students wasted no...
The West Nile virus has been found at three locations in Coronado, prompting health officials to send out letters to 1,470 residents, urging them to take preventive measures against the spread of the virus. The virus — which is transmitted...
Submitted by the family Ledyard Billing Hakes IV passed away peacefully at his home on July 28, 2026 after courageously battling health issues over many years. Ledge, or LB as he was known, was third generation, born and raised in Coronado....
In response to questions from the community about discipline on campus, the Coronado Unified School District is unveiling a new "discipline dashboard" at the end of September. Superintendent Karl Mueller shared information about the dashboard at the August 20 school...
Classes & special events at the John D. Spreckels Center September is a great time to try something new, build a skill, or simply enjoy time with others. The John D. Spreckels Center has a variety of classes and special...
It's been two years since Andrew Gade lost a run for City Council. During that time, he engrossed himself in local government to learn as much as he could so he could run again. He's changed in the last two...
Rebecca King barely knew her neighbors in Coronado the first time she found herself addressing a room of them. "I'm sorry," she said, standing up in the middle of a town hall meeting and addressing the city's director of golf...
Kelly Purvis was ready to retire. But then, sitting in a City Council meeting in late 2024, she and a colleague listened to a parade of people speaking about what kind of person should be appointed to an opening on...
Emerald Keepers is a proud sponsor of San Diego Climate Week’s Water Summit, the kickoff to the second annual weeklong event that will run through Oct. 8. The Water Summit, which is free and open to the public, will be...