Ivy Weston, Senior Librarian for Programs, Outreach & Marketing at the Coronado Public Library, is hard at work coordinating events. Weston has held this position for two years in May, but has been a librarian since 2007, and she has a master’s degree in Information Science. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Weston was living and working in […]
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Coronado watch party supports SDSU in NCAA championship game
Fans poured into Nicky Rottens Bar & Burger Joint in Coronado on Monday night hoping for a historic SDSU men’s hoops victory – but the night ended in consoling pats on the back.
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KMAC Foundation to host 8th annual regatta in late April
This year’s KMAC Foundation Regatta will be held April 28-30, with a racing clinic and practice along with a race and dinner to support the foundation at the Coronado Yacht Club. All donations go to support the foundation.
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UCLA Study: Biggest Hollywood films still go mostly to white men
The annual UCLA Hollywood Diversity Report, published March 30, presented one of the most detailed looks yet at how the film industry was shaped and, in many ways, set back during the pandemic.
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Gwyneth Paltrow scores court win that means more than $1
Gwyneth Paltrow’s motivation to go to trial to fight a lawsuit accusing her of sending a fellow skier “absolutely flying” at a posh Utah ski resort in 2016 was about vindication.
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Meet Frankie: The Coronado News Pet of the Week
Frankie found Paul Lull, president of the Optimist Club of Coronado, eight years ago as a stray. “He’s a loving dog and super cute,” says Lull. Frankie has been described as a Terrier mix, and he likes to play with squeaky tennis balls and toys, according to Lull. Frankie also is known for visiting the […]
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Coronado teen combats the climate crisis
Coronado’s Sydney Kroonen has received national recognition as one of the youngest activists for fighting climate change.
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Coronado Love Letter: Karl Mueller on why CUSD is a “special place”
CUSD Superintendent Karl Mueller shared the motive for making a return to the district, success in his current role, and how CUSD is working through challenges that public education currently faces.
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San Diego County supervisor to resign after assault lawsuit
San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher announced he will resign days after being sued for alleged sexual harassment and assault, and ending his state Senate campaign to seek treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder and alcohol abuse.
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Imperial Beach Council working to find solutions on sewage crisis
The Imperial Beach City Council hosted a workshop on Wednesday evening to educate the community about the ongoing bi-national sewage crisis. Imperial Beach Mayor Paloma Aguirre and City Council members from each district, except absent Mayor Pro Tempore Matthew Leyba-González from District 4, attentively listened to community members voicing exasperated concerns and posed questions concluding […]
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Coronado’s Jane Mitchell: From resume tapes in a rental car to 28 Emmys
Jane Mitchell’s career began with a rental car and a trunk full of resume tapes. Today, she’s a beloved local TV personality and Coronado resident with 28 Emmy awards.
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Coronado’s Courtney McDonald Liddy rated one of U.S. top financial advisors
UBS Wealth Management USA has announced that Financial Advisor Courtney McDonald Liddy, a Coronado resident, has been named to the Forbes America’s Top Women Wealth Advisors list and the Forbes Best-in-State Women Advisors list for 2023, as well as the 2023 Barron’s Top 1200 Financial Advisors nationally. These honors are the latest in a long list […]
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Special meeting on Tijuana sewage crisis set for Wednesday in Imperial Beach
The city of Imperial Beach will hold a special workshop with several government entities about the Tijuana sewage crisis on Wednesday evening.
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Coronado Roundtable speaker examines U.S. relationship with war
Gregory Daddis, guest speaker at the Coronado Roundtable meeting on Friday, March 24, localized the expansive conversation of war by considering one key question: What is America’s relationship with war in the modern era?
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Peter Sprague Group brings Beatles classics to Coronado Library
Celebrate the finale of the 2023 Coronado Community READ at 1 p.m. on March 31, at the Coronado Public Library as the Peter Sprague Group leads a tour of Beatles classics.
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Five places to camp near Coronado
As the weather is warming up, it is the perfect time to go on a weekend camping trip – and stay local.