A longtime tennis pro alleges Coronado violated its own ethics policy in awarding concessions contract to Texas company.
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Artists looking forward to second annual Coronado wine festival
Local artists say they are looking forward to the second annual Coronado Art and Wine Festival on May 13, to showcase their work.
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Coronado students win international design manufacturing competition
The competition focused on additive manufacturing and 3D technology and is a precursor to the industry conference that will take place May 2-4, in Chicago.
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Healing through yoga: Stephanie Anderson’s journey as the owner of Island Yoga Coronado
More than two decades ago, Stephanie Anderson found respite in yoga for the first time. Now, she owns Island Yoga Coronado and is helping others.
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Race the Rock fundraiser of “silly and fun challenges” coming in late May
The Coronado Schools Foundation and Boys and Girls Club of Greater San Diego are hosting the first Race the Rock, an island-wide course of silly and fun challenges.
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Decorated Olympian Jesse Smith returns to coach Coronado High water polo
Coronado High School legend and Olympic athlete Jesse Smith returns to his alma mater to coach the boys and girls programs.
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Critics address Coronado School Board over LGBTQIA+ training
Community members made LGBTQIA+ training an issue at the Coronado School Board meeting on April 20, with people bringing pictures of Alok Vaid-Menon — an internationally renowned gender non-conforming writer and performance artist — as they addressed the trustees. Discontent regarding a listed purchase order in the April school board meeting agenda approving a $15,000 […]
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Coronado welcomes cinema fans to annual film fest, year-round programs
Film enthusiasts continue to shape the island’s cinematic recognition at the annually anticipated five-day celebration of filmmakers each fall known as the Coronado Island Film Festival, or CIFF.
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California researchers attempt ocean climate solution
Atop a 100-foot barge tied up at the Port of Los Angeles, engineers have built a kind of floating laboratory to answer a simple question.
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Coronado Mobility Commission: work on traffic calming, e-bikes
The Coronado City Council on April 18, heard from Dr. Howard Somers, chairman of the Mobility Commission, who gave the 2022 annual fiscal year report on issues regarding the city’s transportation network. Among the issues for the commission are implementing complete streets and integrating emerging technologies like autonomous and electric vehicles. The Mobility Commission had […]
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CoSA will host summer program in July
The Coronado Summer Art Intensives returns with two-week sessions in Ceramics, Dance, 3D Digital Arts, Drama, and Visual Arts. Classes meet weekdays from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30pm on July 10-21 on the Coronado High School campus for any student age 13-18.
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CUSD honors outstanding classified employees
Coronado Unified School District annually recognizes outstanding classified employees representing each of the four school sites, maintenance and operations, and the district office. Classified employees include all staff who are not credentialed teachers or administrators. The six 2023 awardees were nominated and selected by their colleagues and will be recognized publicly at the April 20, […]
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Leadership and life after retirement for Jacqueline Trapp
In her 33 years at Southern California Edison, Coronado resident Jacqueline Trapp wore every hat imaginable. Now, she’s enjoying retirement in Coronado.
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Coronado Flower Show celebrates 101st year, transforms Spreckels Park
The 101st Coronado Flower Show took place this past weekend and brightened up the community with happiness and liveliness. Spreckels Park was transformed into a spectacular show with a smell of fresh flowers that radiated throughout the courtyard. And live music played in the middle of the scene. “I loved the music they had. It […]
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Coronado Middle School Teacher Kim Pittner Honored With Literacy Award
Coronado Unified School District announced that Coronado Middle School humanities and literacy lab teacher Kimberly Pittner was awarded the 2023 Award of Excellence for exemplary contributions to the teaching of reading and language arts. The award is given annually by the Greater San Diego Reading Association to a “leader in literacy who makes a significant […]
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CUSD joins legal fight against Snap, TikTok and other social media giants
Coronado Unified claims in national suit that social media giants like TikTok and YouTube are creating a mental health crisis for kids.