The Islander, Coronado’s tiki-inspired restaurant by Blue Bridge Hospitality, opened the Dinky Donut Shack on Aug. 9, at 1015 Orange Ave. The Dinky Donut Shack features a rotating selection of mini donut flavors daily – from the classics to signature toppings including ube or guava glazed, banana-nutella, and peanut butter cup. The shack, previously known as […]
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Pet of the Week: Zeus needs a home
All of the animals at PAWS are spayed/neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, and up to date on flea preventative
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FoamDiego coming to Coronado Library and other fun things to do
12 Saturday: Don’t miss the Summer Reading Finale at the Coronado Library Park. It’s a 1990s-style Foam Party at 2 p.m. Kids – don’t miss this awesome party, presented by FoamDiego. Wear your bathing suit, shorts or other comfortable clothing you don’t mind getting wet. A “cannon” will shoot foam into the air for kids […]
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Meet Sherry, the Pet of the Week
Sherry is the sweetest girl with the most calm and loving disposition, and PAWS of Coronado says she’s looking for a home. PAWS says Sherry is a wonderful companion who is used to city living and does well in the home when she is left alone. Sherry loves going for walks with her foster home […]
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Coronado Playhouse announces ambitious 79th season
Coronado Playhouse has announced a Season 79, featuring a diverse assortment of main shows, including a free classic production, big musicals, new and exciting plays, and special events throughout the year, organizers said.
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Summer reading activities for youth continue into August at the Coronado Public Library
Don’t miss out on Coronado Public Library’s summer reading activities for youth. As a part of its Summer Reading Program, the library will continue to be hosting events for kids every Tuesday and Thursday at 2 p.m. and for teens every Wednesday at 2 p.m. Here is a list of a few events, which follow […]
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Coronado Public Library hosts free SAT prep plus other fun events in August
The Coronado Public Library has continually hosted informative and fun events throughout the year. This summer has seen a hefty list of activities for all ages. Here is a rundown of what’s coming in early August: 8 Tuesday: Story time is moving from the library to Central Beach Coronado at 10 a.m. Don’t miss out […]
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Learn a foolproof method to making a fermented dill pickle at the Coronado Public Library on August 4
A fermentation demonstration will be hosted by Austin Durant in the Winn Room of the Coronado Public Library at 11 a.m. on August 4. Durant has been fermenting food for more than 12 years. His foolproof method to creating a crispy dill pickle will be presented to the public, along with lessons on the merits […]
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Pet of the Week: Cami will wag her way into your heart
Introducing Cami, a resilient canine who has triumphed through every obstacle life has thrown her way, and always does so with a wagging tail. PAWS of Coronado says despite her challenging start, Cami’s indomitable spirit allowed her to overcome a battle with distemper, defying the odds and emerging as a survivor. Cami was adopted from […]
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The Coronado News joins partnership with two other publishers
Three local community publishers – San Diego Community Newspaper Group, The Coast News Group and The Coronado News – have formed a story-sharing and advertising partnership that reaches more than 200,000 weekly print readers and more than a quarter million monthly online readers.
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Capt. Jacob John Rosales, revered Naval Aviation leader, passes away
Capt. Jacob John Rosales USN, call sign “Nips,” devoted father and widely revered leader within Naval Aviation, unexpectedly departed the carrier pattern on June 30.
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Here’s what’s going on in Coronado
From Pokémon Terrariums to an evening with a decorated Navy admiral to Motown hits, there’s plenty of fun going on in early August in Coronado. Here’s a list of things to do.
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An Evening with decorated Admiral William H. McRaven set for Aug. 3
Coronado Public Library, Coronado Cultural Arts and Bay Books present An Evening with
Admiral William H. McRaven, USN (Ret.) on Thursday, August 3 at 7 p.m. at the Coronado
Performing Arts Center.
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Pet of the Week: Stingray is again looking for a home
Stingray was previously adopted, but was returned to PAWS of Coronado and this charismatic feline is eagerly awaiting his forever home. PAWS says this enchanting adult cat possesses a youthful spirit and a heart full of love. Stingray’s playful nature is reminiscent of a mischievous kitten, as he delights in the joy of chasing toys […]
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San Diego County Supervisors approve housing permit plan
Under this program, county building permits could be issued in just one to five business days, according to July 19 news release from the board.
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“Grease” is the word. Classic film coming July 26
The Coronado Island Film Festival will host the 1978 fan favorite “Grease” at the Village Theatre on July 28.