Kenny Rose, a Coronado High School grad, has spent a decade helping individuals navigate the world of franchise investment and now he’s running FranShares.
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Islander Cross Country competes at challenging Ravens Invitational
Hosted by Canyon Crest Academy, the Ravens Invitational on Sept. 2 is run over one of the fastest courses in San Diego. It’s all hard dirt, road, a bit of grass at the start, and minimal hills, and to make it even more intriguing coaches can put their athletes in a 1.5-mile or 3-mile race, […]
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Corey Simone: How to take advantage of rental property tax deductions (part 1)
Owning a real estate property as a rental can be advantageous for its strong investment potential and the ability to generate passive income. But, there is a lesser known, simple fact about rental real estate properties that will entice a person to look into purchasing a property for the purpose of renting it out: Rental […]
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Protesters at Stop the Sewage rally demand action from elected officials
A community protest gathered Sept. 1 on Coronado Central beach under cloudy skies, crowding in between the familiar “keep out” signs warning visitors of the sewage contaminated waters in the Pacific Ocean. This gathering was no Labor Day weekend kickoff, instead 40 different groups rallied to protest the rampant sewage pollution from Tijuana, Mexico affecting […]
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The Bower, Coronado’s newest luxury hotel, to open in fall 2024
San Diego-based J Street Space has announced Coronado’s newest luxury lifestyle hotel, The Bower, which will have its grand opening in fall 2024. Formerly known as the longstanding motel, Villa Capri by the Sea, J Street Space and Delawie Architecture have worked together to create a space that honors its roots of Villa Capri’s storied […]
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What’s going on in Coronado in early September
Here are a list of events going on around town from Sept. 8 through the rest of the month. 8 Friday — Come to the Coronado Public Library at 1 p.m. for the Autumn Concert Series in the Winn Room. This performance will feature pianist Sachiko Reiners, who began her piano career at the age […]
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Team Hope Walk in Coronado raises funds, awareness for rare Huntington’s Disease
Huntington’s Disease Society of America (HDSA) aims to help families dealing with the diagnosis find community support through events like the Team Hope Walk being held in Coronado on Sept. 16.
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Protesters rallying Friday in Coronado over sewage flows from Tijuana
Locals across San Diego are planning to protest the sewage pollution from Tijuana, Mexico affecting the livelihoods in southern California beach cities on Friday afternoon in Coronado. Environmental groups Stop The Sewage, Emerald Keepers, and Surfrider Foundation are working with community members and 40 different groups to hold a beach protest rally at 4 p.m. […]
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U.S. Navy duo shares secrets to writing a successful book
George Galdorisi and Kevin McDonald have a great deal in common. They are both widely published authors, and they previously served in active duty in the U.S. Navy.
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From local “track girl” to aspiring pro and Olympian medalist
The ‘little track girl’ from Coronado and now University of Oregon record holder is working to continue to dominate the stage in her last collegiate year and, most likely, the next Olympics.
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Coronado Schools awarded College and Career Access Pathways Grant
Coronado Unified School District was awarded a $100,000 College and Career AccessPathways Grant from the California Department of Education, the district announced on Aug. 29. The grant funding will be used to expand opportunities by increasing the number of students with access to dual enrollment and to strengthen pupil advising and support services. The dual […]
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Presenting “Mexico Vivo,” the Coronado Philharmonia Orchestra to perform on Sept. 9
Joining forces for a rare musical experience, the Coronado Philharmonia Orchestra and Mariachi Garibaldi will perform their distinct styles at the Coronado Performing Arts Center on Sept. 9. Titled “Mexico Vivo,” this performance assures the melding of a symphony orchestra and Mexico’s rich cultural heritage—truly, a one-of-a-kind musical experience, organizers say. The September concert will […]
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A look at Coronado Island Film Festival’s award-winning filmmakers
The Coronado Island Film Festival sees over 80 films each year, helping launch some of them to bigger platforms to be shown on Amazon Prime, PBS and even nominated for Oscar awards.
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Coronado cross country finishes fifth in Wolf Pack Invitational
Coronado High School’s cross country teams placed fifth at the Wolf Pack Invitational on Aug. 25 in grade-only races behind El Capitan, Point Loma, Steele Canyon, and Santana, said Islanders Coach George Green.
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Hotel del Coronado to be presenting sponsor at A Taste of Coronado
The Coronado Junior Woman’s Club announces the return of the highly anticipated A Taste of Coronado with the support of the Hotel del Coronado as the presenting sponsor. Organized each year by The Coronado Junior Woman’s Club, A Taste of Coronado aims to celebrate the local culinary landscape of Coronado by raising money for deserving charitable organizations each […]
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Autumn Concert Series returns to the Coronado Library on Fridays
Looking for fun things to do for free? Here’s a rundown of numerous events at the Coronado Public Library starting on Sept. 1. 1 Friday – The Coronado Public Library is pleased to announce the return of its annual Autumn Concert Series. The library will host a different musician each Friday at 1 p.m. beginning […]