Behind the carefree festivities of the Coronado Fourth of July parade, an event that has anchored decades of summers for attendees, is a community dedicated to presenting parade goers with the best Coronado has to offer. One incredibly important ingredient in the success of the annual parade is its team of announcers. Across 13 stations […]
Maya Sciarretta
Maya was born and raised in San Diego and is a rising third year majoring in religious studies at Grinnell College. Maya has an undying love for all things radio, baseball and tea.
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Lt. Katie Kidder’s career is steered by passion and determination
At age 32, Kate Kidder is one of two women Pilot Instructors in the VRM 50 Squadron at Naval Air Station North Island in Coronado. While three women are training to join her, Kidder operates in a field that is still largely dominated by men though Commanding Officer Emily Stellpflug leads the squadron. “I didn’t […]
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The Coronado Youth Girls Softball 12U All-Star team is soaring after a successful season
The Coronado Youth Girls Softball All-Star team, composed of 13 talented and dedicated players selected from the league’s multiple 12U teams, made an impressive run all the way from Coronado to the state championships in Lancaster. Before that, however, they competed in the championship games for four of their five total tournaments. Ultimately, the All-Stars […]
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Little Frenchie relies on local produce for authentic experience
Little Frenchie, a restaurant located at 116 Orange Ave., is dedicated to producing high-quality food with an authentic French foundation. And local produce is integral to Little Frenchie’s mission, rooting the kitchen’s imported French products in San Diego soil. Fermin Tinamisan, Little Frenchie’s chef de cuisine, said “produce is at its best when it’s local.” […]
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Meet Aaron Brooks, new CHS athletic director and summer traveler
The special education teacher takes over from longtime CHS Athletic Director Robin Nixon, who retired.
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Navy’s Leap Frogs delight crowd
Navy parachuters fell up to 160 miles an hour and dropped 10,000 feet as part of the Coronado Fourth of July celebration.
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Navy trailblazer Chandra “Mamasan” Newman leading the way for change
From a very young age, Chandra “Mamasan” Newman knew she wanted to be a pilot. Learn how she got her call signal or moniker and how she continues to be a trailblazer for others.
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Coronado named one of top meeting destinations in U.S.
Coronado recently was named the 34th Top Meeting Destination in North America, an honor that speaks to the city’s versatility and wide-ranging appeal.
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Coronado Library kicks off 54th Summer Festival
This year’s Summer Festival kicks off June 7, with a forum featuring the film “Sita Sings the Blues.”
Before its last event on August 25, the Festival will be the backdrop for a diverse offering of programs.