The Coronado City Council recently appointed two businesswomen to the advisory board of Discover Coronado, the city’s official destination marketing organization.
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County Supervisors declare emergency on sewage crisis
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors have declared a state of emergency regarding the ongoing Tijuana sewage crisis that has polluted the Pacific Ocean and closed beaches in Coronado and Imperial Beach.
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Tijuana Beach clean up in Playas
Tijuana Animal Save alongside other activists in Tijuana will be organizing a demonstration to raise awareness of the Mexican government’s failure to take action against ocean contamination, organizers said.
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How “Yellowstone” cinematographer Mike Parry made it in the film industry
Mike Parry worked long hours fresh out of film school to get to his role as a cinematographer for “Yellowstone,” and it all started at CHS.
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“Gentle Giant” Sylvester leaves CHS as star student and athlete
Saxton Sylvester has become known to his school and others in Coronado as the “Gentle Giant” for the heart and passion he regularly exudes.
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Navy seeking input on study for three carriers at North Island
The Navy wants the community’s input regarding a study that will will look at the effects of accommodating three NIMITZ-Class Aircraft Carriers simultaneously for 180 intermittent, non-consecutive days at Naval Air Station North Island.
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Big turnout for 26th Low Tide Ride & Stride to help the military
Bikes and ebikes with riders of all ages lined the starting line on North Beach at 8 a.m. on Saturday morning to take off on their 5K course for the Low Tide Ride & Stride. The event is the Coronado Rotary Club’s signature showcase, featuring chip-timed 5K runs, walks, ebike races and bike races along […]
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The 26th Low Tide Ride & Stride will kick off at 8 a.m. Saturday
Racers for the Low Tide Ride and Stride will wake up early on Saturday morning to catch the lowest tide of the month on North Beach. Low Tide Ride & Stride is the Coronado Rotary Club’s signature event, featuring chip-timed 5K runs, walks, ebike races and bike races along the sixth best beach in America. […]
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Coronado teachers get raise, bonus for upcoming school year
Coronado teachers will receive a 4% raise and a $1,500 bonus for the school year that begins July 1, under a budget the Board of Trustees approved on June 22.
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Coronado Love Letter: Meet Cynthia Kosciuczyk
Author, radio host, baker, rug operator and Optimist club member. Meet Coronado’s Cynthia Kosciuczyk, a modern day jack of all trades.
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City council distributes $1 million in grants
The Coronado City Council distributed $1 million in grants to community groups, but there were more than $2 million in requests.
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A step-by-step breakdown of Coronado Fourth of July events
From a June 30 fireworks show to the parade to concerts, here’s an insider’s view of how to navigate the holiday weekend in Coronado.
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The Parade Man
Coronado’s Dave Szymanski first rode in the city’s Fourth of July Parade when he was 5. Now, he’s the man who makes it run.
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“I love this parade”
Equestrians play a big part in the Coronado Fourth of July Parade, and one rider hasn’t missed the event since entering in 1971.
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Where to eat for the Fourth of July
Make sure to plan ahead by keeping these amazing cuisine locations in mind for the Coronado Fourth of July.
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