Coronado Island Film Festival will bring this treasure to the Coronado’s Village Theatre on Wednesday, Dec. 20.
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Coronado’s Isabella Pruter wins ‘Winner with Distinction’ medallion
As a winner with distinction, Pruter will participate in National YoungArts Week, Jan. 7-13, 2024, in Miami.
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Winter training for Coronado track & field underway
Coronado High School track and field coaches have a message for those who want to compete this spring: Start training now. Head coach Cameron Gary and his staff are holding pre-season training from 3:30 to 5 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at the high school track. And, in January, training days will include Friday. […]
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Vote for the Coronado Community READ winner at the Library
Voting is now taking place to select this year’s Coronado Community READ from among five final titles. Now in its eighth year, the Coronado Community READ is Coronado’s “one city, onebook” program that aims to bring the community together for discussions and programsaround a single book. The program encourages discussion and participation in planned community-building […]
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Authors Anne Lamott and Neal Allen coming to Coronado
Coronado Public Library and the Friends of Coronado Public Library, in partnership with Warwick’s bookstore and the San Diego Writers Festival, present married authors Neal Allen and Anne Lamott discussing the new book “Better Days” in conversation with Marni Freedman at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 13. This event takes place at the Coronado Performing Arts Center […]
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Construction on the new $26M Parker Pump Station continues
Construction on the new $26 million Parker Pump Station, located at Eighth Street and Coronado Avenue is continuing, city officials say. The infrastructure is responsible for collecting stormwater and sanitary sewer flows. Once completed, the new pump station will improve operational efficiency and prevent flooding in homes, and pollution to the ocean. An additional 6,000 […]
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Things to do before the end of the year
15 Friday: The Coronado Public Library will present a special holiday storytime in place of the regular storytime to celebrate the holidays. It will take place in the library’s children’s area at 11 a.m. Enjoy a fun holiday storytime with Ms. Natalie. She will read “The Night Before Christmas” and there will be a special […]
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Coronado NJROTC cadets compete at SOCAL Aerial Drone Competition
Coronado High School NJROTC, in conjunction with the Robotics Education and Competition Foundation, held the first SOCAL Aerial Drone Competition NJROTC Invitational on Dec. 2. Coronado Cadets earned first-place trophies in the programming and piloting skills portions of the competition (and are currently ranked 5th among NJROTC units worldwide). The competition was held in the […]
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Coronado 365 Magazine now in digital format
Coronado 365 Magazine is now available on Substack (coronado365magazine.substack.com), a publishing platform that delivers content via web, email and through an app. The new format is entirely reader supported, and it’s the same “insightful, quality stories and regular features that won the print version of Coronado 365 awards from the San Diego Press Club and […]
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San Diego Zoo Safari Park protects the heart of critically endangered gorilla patriarch
In 2017, a team of medical experts—including specialists in the treatment of both human and wildlife patients—gathered to assess an esteemed elder resident of the San Diego Zoo Safari Park. His name is Winston, a critically endangered silverback gorilla. Today, at 51, he is considered one of the world’s oldest male gorillas in managed care. […]
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Pet of the Week: Meet the king of pride rock. It’s Simba!
Simba! He’s the king of pride rock! A tale of triumph and courage! That’s exactly what PAWS of Coronado has to say about Simba, who also happens to be a big goofball that’s very loving and affectionate with the people he’s bonded with. He’s a smart boy too. Simba knows his obedience commands, and he’s […]
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Roos, Makse honored as MVPs for Coronado cross country
Senior Rafael Roos and sophomore Morgan Maske were honored as the 2023 boy and girl cross country MVPs for Coronado High School, Coach George Green said. The two were honored at the recent cross country banquet. Roos also also an All-Eastern League runner, while Maske made the All-CIf and All-Eastern League first teams. Other award […]
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Holiday concert with the San Diego Mandolin Orchestra
The San Diego Mandolin Orchestra will present a concert of holiday music on Friday, Dec. 8 at 3:30 p.m. in the Winn Room at Coronado Public Library. Registration is not required for this concert and admission is first-come, first-served until room capacity is reached. More than 50 years The Orchestra has played for more than […]
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Library to present Hanukkah and Santa storytimes
Coronado Public Library will present two special holiday storytimes in place of the regular storytimes, to celebrate the holidays. Both storytimes will take place in the library’s children’s area at 11 a.m. On Tuesday, Dec. 12, guest storytime host Ms. Zeldi will share the story of Hanukkah. This interactive storytime includes songs, some treats and […]
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Holiday Ikebana demonstration by Marina Khudobina
Get some tips for festive natural decor from Marina Khudobina, who will present a special holiday version of her Ikebana demonstration on Thursday, Dec. 7 at 2 p.m. in the Winn Room at the Coronado Public Library. Ikebana is the art of Japanese flower arrangement. It can be done by anyone, any time, anywhere. Ikebana […]
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College Board recognizes Coronado High Advanced Placement program
Coronado High School was recognized with a Silver Award by the College Board in its 2023 AP School Honor Roll. “We are very happy that our AP program was recognized by the College Board and proud of our dedicated educators and bright, hardworking students,” CHS Principal Karin Mellina said. “The AP program at CHS is […]