Coronado Democratic Club will hold a general membership meeting in the Winn Room at the Coronado Public Library on Thursday. Doors will open at 6:30 pm, and the formal meeting will begin at 7:00 pm. The program will feature local resident, Brian Trotier, who will speak to the club on homelessness in the United States […]
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Check out Coronado High hoops Senior Night photos
Coronado High School honored the seniors on its boys and girls basketball teams on Friday night, the final game of the regular season for the Islanders. The boys knocked off Scripps Ranch 64-49 and will host a playoff game on Tuesday, while the girls lost to La Jolla, 54-19. Here are photos of the senior […]
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Coronado boys hoops wins season finale against Scripps Ranch, hosts playoff Tuesday
Coronado took on the Scripps Ranch Falcons on Friday during senior night, with the Islanders knocking off their foes, 64-49, after a very defensively oriented game. An early Islanders’ steal led to a Nolan Reuter layup which gave the home squad a 12-6 lead early in the first quarter and forced a Scripps Ranch timeout. […]
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Senior night concludes Coronado girls hoops season with loss to La Jolla, 54-19
Coronado High School honored its five senior players on the girls basketball team, which lost its final game of the season.
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Coronado Public Library offers free concert, Black History talk, “Wizard of Oz” reading – oh my!
The Coronado Public Library has a host of free events starting today – and they are all free. The first is a vintage valentine’s concert with Gregory Page, 2021 San Diego Music Award Album of the Year Winner. It will be at 1 p.m. today, and doors open at 12:45 p.m. for the Winn Room […]
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Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps learning to fly drones at Coronado High
The Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC) class at Coronado High School is learning to fly drones this year. All the students enrolled in NJROTC, also known as “Islander Company,” collaboratively plan a weekly schedule that lays out expectations and job responsibilities ensuring a successful balance between practicing for various competitions and arranging study […]
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Coronado girls hoops will honor its five seniors who will start together Friday night
Coronado High girls basketball team will end its season Friday, when all five seniors will start the game.
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Coronado High boys tennis opens season ranked No. 17 among 93 schools
There is life on the tennis courts once again, as the winter months come to a close and the Coronado High School boys tennis team prepares for their upcoming season. Led by Coach Jeff Harrington, who says the team is loaded with talented young men who have plenty to look forward to this spring. It […]
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That’s amore! Love in the air at 13th Annual Coronado Valentine’s Day runs
A crowd dressed in pink tutus, red high socks and coordinated bride and groom outfits lined up at the start of the 13th Annual Coronado Valentine’s Day 10K, 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run early Sunday morning. But instead of sounding a horn to send the racers on their way, the announcer who doubled as […]
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CoSA brings Hamlet-Inspired dark comedy “Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead” to Coronado Performing Arts Center on Friday
Coronado School of the Arts (CoSA) Musical Theater & Drama is treating audiences to the clever and immersive play, “Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead,” with opening night on Friday. The show will run through Feb. 18, at the Coronado Performing Arts Center on the Coronado High School campus. The production focuses on two minor characters from […]
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Sock it to me! “R-E-S-P-E-C-T” celebrates voices of the 1960s at Lamb’s Players Theatre
The 1960s were a challenging decade for the United States, full of political strife, societal upheaval and wars in foreign lands, but for every obstacle there were gleams of goodness, especially across the burgeoning world of popular entertainment and mass media. With the development of TV and radio came the proliferation of pop music; a new […]
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Islanders boys basketball prepares for another playoff run after 2021 title stripped
Three games. Three losses. For a Coronado High School boys basketball team that had grown accustomed to winning, dropping three straight games to start the 2022-2023 campaign put them in somewhat uncharted territory. Despite the adversity, Head Coach Anthony Ott has been able to right the ship, leading the Islanders to an 18-6 record as […]
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Three Coronado Unified students named 2023 Military Child of the Year Semifinalists
Coronado High School is home to three seniors who are among 96 military children from across the United States and overseas to be named Operation Homefront Military Child of the Year Semifinalists. The students are: Tayah Bubulka, Audrey DeVore, and Nevaeh Henrich. The award program celebrates the achievements of America’s military children, reflecting the positive […]
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Coronado Middle School sixth-grader Biparva is “ardent” in winning spelling bee
Aptin Biparva, a Coronado Middle School sixth grade student, clinched the school’s spelling bee title last week after seven rounds that took nearly one and a half hours. The winning word? Ardent, which means being enthusiastic or passionate. Eighth-grader Brenden Price was runner-up. The competition included 35 spellers in the annual CMS event on Thursday. […]
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Coronado High cheer squad wins national title in Las Vegas
An already eventful winter just became a more memorable season for the Coronado High School cheer squad after they were crowned national champions of the Level 1 Medium A division during a two-day competition in Las Vegas last month. The squad’s journey started in early December when they won the California Interscholastic Federation title against […]
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Creating tomorrow’s leaders: Junior Optimist Club leads Coronado’s youth through civic engagement
Making a difference; Junior Optimist encourages teens to participate in community projects that help folks beyond Coronado.