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With just over a week left on its lease, the operator of the Coronado Ferry Landing appears to have settled its differences with its landlord and could end up running the waterfront retail center for another 35 years. The San...
The Coronado City Council spent nearly four hours on June 16 working through its annual community grant program, ultimately allocating more than $1.1 million in taxpayer funds to dozens of local nonprofits, from the Coronado Flower Show to the...
On Friday morning, before heading to the track for his practice session, Carson Hocevar took time to share his success story with approximately 70 summer campers at a special event hosted by Spectrum at the Coronado Community Center near...
NASCAR San Diego Weekend kicked off Friday, June 19, and Sharp Coronado Hospital was thrilled to join in the festivities with a special meet-and-greet. President of NASCAR San Diego Amy Lupo met with Sharp Coronado employees to take pictures...
Give your little one a summer filled with fun, friendship, and adventure at Little Rascalz Soccer & Stuff Camp.Designed for children ages 3–6, this action-packed camp combines soccer with other fun activities like T-shirt decorating, water balloon games,...
The Coronado Schools Foundation (CSF), a community-driven nonprofit that raises funds to support arts and STEM in Coronado schools, just delivered its biggest check in history. This year, it raised more than $1.2 million for local schools. CSF representatives...
Discover Coronado has teamed up with the City of Coronado to invest more than $500,000 into local community projects through June 2029. Many ideas are already circulating, and a five-person committee will help identify and prioritize the island’s greatest...
The Coronado Lawn Bowling Club recently hosted the inaugural Coronado Crown City Cup, a reimagined version of the Coronado Mixed Triples Tournament, which had been held for the past 15 years. The new event was conceived by club member...
The fifth annual Double Served Tennis Tournament, hosted by the Coronado Junior Woman’s Club (CJWC), once again combined spirited competition, team costumes, and community fundraising in support of local nonprofits.This year’s event raised more than $40,000, with $15,000 donated...
It’s not something most animal shelters are equipped to do. When Ginger, a six-year-old Shepard mix, came to PAWS last December, not only was she pregnant…she was suffering from cancer. Most shelter dogs wouldn’t survive this disease as it...