America in the 1920s and 30s was a cocktail of deep revelry, the unwelcomed Prohibition and the Great Depression. However, one place managed to escape it all. Floating in international waters, a concrete ship, the SS Monte Carlo, was anchored 3 miles offshore from Coronado. And this Sunday, around 3 p.m., is likely the ideal […]
Coronado News staff
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Coronado Junior Women’s Club raises $20,000 for Outdoor Outreach
The money will help provide outdoor experiences for San Diego youth.
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Nominate your furry friend for Pet of the Week
Submit your nominations for Pet of the Week to The Coronado News. Send a picture and short story to craig@thecoronadonews.com
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Hispanic enrollment now one in four Coronado students
Hispanic enrollment has surged the past five years in the Coronado School District, mirroring a trend in San Diego County.
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Coronado High School competitive cheer squad wins a third championship
Coronado High School’s competitive cheer team pulled a sweep to win its third title of the season.
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Coronado wants change with SANDAG regional government voting system that shuts out city’s influence
When it comes to doing the business of metropolitan planning at the San Diego Association of Governments or SANDAG, small cities like Coronado have a voice – but it’s pretty small. And that’s rubbing some members of the Coronado City Council the wrong way. A board of directors composed of mayors, council members and county […]
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Coronado Democratic Club to hold general meeting on Thursday night at library
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 […]