The Coronado City Council deliberated on Nov. 21 regarding the process to determine whether a person’s property is a historic home.
Madeline Yang
Madeline Yang is a reporter for The Coronado News, covering the City of Coronado, the U.S Navy and investigating the Tijuana/Coronado sewage issue. She graduated from Point Loma Nazarene University with her Bachelors in Journalism with an emphasis in Visual Storytelling. She loves writing, photography and videography and one day hopes to be a filmmaker. She can be reached by phone at 916-835-5843.
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Diane Ladd screens her film “Isle of Hope” on last day of CIFF
Diane Ladd, who attended the Coronado Island Film Festival and was this year’s Legacy Award honoree, shared her passion for her film during an interview with The Coronado News.
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CIFF screens A24 feature film “Past Lives”
The feature film is “Past Lives,” the directorial debut of Celine Song, and an A24 production.
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Coronado High’s Ellinger premieres film at Coronado Island Film Fest
Coronado High School senior Hayden Ellinger premieres his WWI period piece “With Valor” at the Coronado Island Film Festival.
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The Coronado Island Film Festival kicks off with Taste of the Festival
The start of the Coronado Island Film Festival was marked with good food and music to kickoff the long weekend. celebration.
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Coronado Golf Course green fees going up with council approval
It’s going to start costing a bit more to play at one of the best golf courses in California, with rates going up at least 15%.
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CIFF to screen Humanity Stoked: a skateboard documentary on the human experience
The screening will take place Nov. 12 at 4 p.m. at the Coronado Performing Arts Center with a pre-party with Vans and Wahoo’s Fish Tacos preceding the film at 2:30 p.m.
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Coronado resident wins International Masters Regatta
Coronado’s Scott Harris has won this year’s International Masters Regatta held in San Diego. The event lasted three days, from Oct. 20-22, with Harris pulling the win on the very last day. Harris jokes that this event is known as the “old man version” of races because drivers of the sailboat have to be over […]
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November 1st Newsletter
Happy November 1st, friends! It’s Madeline. 🙂 I missed you guys! Feels like it’s been forever, even if I was just in your inbox two weeks ago. So, a little about me, I start celebrating Christmas once Halloween is over…yes I’m that girl. If you see me driving around town with Mariah Carey playing on […]
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SEAL Teams One & Two celebrate 62nd anniversary in Coronado
The Coronado Historical Association will be hosting a panel on Nov. 16 to dive into the history of the Underwater Demolition Team and SEAL Teams One and Two as they approach their 62nd anniversary.
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Case dismissed against exclusivity of Coronado Yacht Club
Longtime Coronado resident and lawyer Matthew Herron had his case dismissed in late October against the Coronado Yacht Club for not allowing public access to the facility that overlooks Glorietta Bay on Strand Way. Herron represented himself in a suit filed earlier this year against the Coronado Yacht Club and the Port of San Diego, […]
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Leonard Maltin to host Coronado Island Film Festival gala
Film historian and critic Leonard Maltin shares highlights from his illustrious career with The Coronado News.
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Coronado’s Avenue of Heroes ceremony returns on Nov. 4
The Avenue of Heroes ceremony will be returning this year to Coronado on Saturday, Nov. 4. Founded in 2014, the program was started by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2422, the Third & Fourth Streets Neighborhood Association, the Coronado Historical Association and city officials. The Avenue of Heroes is a military service recognition program sponsored […]
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Coronado’s 912 new houses came from state pressure, settlement
The Coronado City Council voted unanimously to add 912 state-mandated housing units or face steep fines at its Oct. 18 meeting that attracted an overflow crowd of residents with several opposed to the deal.
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Carolynn Towbin, honorary chair of CIFF gala, raves about local film fest
Carolynn Towbin is a woman of many ventures in life. She’s a meditation teacher, life coach, motorcar dealer and honorary chair of the Coronado Island Film Festival, which runs Nov. 8-12. Towbin over a Zoom interview sits in her chair in her Las Vegas office where she’s run Towbin Automotive for the last 35 years […]
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The Hotel del Coronado celebrates another phase of renovations
The slight smell of sunscreen wafts through the air, coming in and out of the breeze as it brings with it the smell of crispy hot dogs and warm chili. With 77 degrees and not a cloud in sight, it was a perfect day for the Hotel del Coronado’s very first carnival on Sunday. And […]