Several speakers at the April 20, Coronado School Board meeting interrupted its serious educational agenda, mouthing the offensive “We the Parents” nonsense that our school system is some sort of illicit recruitment center seducing students into an immoral LGBTQ lifestyle. They even had a lurid drag queen poster, as if this had any relevance to our […]
Opinion
Op-Ed: Justice requires returning CIF title to boys basketball team
The title of Kevin Ashley’s editorial in response to an op-ed I wrote asks this question: “Not one of them did anything wrong?” Permit me to answer the question. Let me begin by identifying, with precision, exactly who I was referring to using the words “not one of them did anything wrong.” The “them” referred […]
Op-Ed: Not one of them did anything wrong?
As a team booster and parent of a player from the 2021 CIF Championship team, I have first-hand knowledge about Tortilla-Gate.
Letter to the Editor: We the Parents Coronado don’t represent the majority
A Coronado psychiatrist says We the Parents Coronado do not represent the majority views of the community.
Op-Ed: When will we ever learn?
A Coronado resident takes issue with the presentation at the Coronado Roundtable in late March.
Op-Ed: We the Parents Coronado are indeed watchdogs
It was refreshing to read The Coronado News balanced piece about “watchdog” oversight of Coronado Public schools. Your outlet is the “new [news] source” in town. As a member of We the Parents Coronado, I thank you for allowing some additional background to provide clarity.
Op-Ed: How Coronado became my healing place from cancer
“When I look back on the past six years, for me, Coronado is a place of healing.” Read editorial board member Amy Hall’s love affair with Coronado.
Op-Ed: Why are some Islanders sports teams not in The Coronado News?
A few parents have asked us why we haven’t covered other sports teams at Coronado High School.
Simple answer: A few Coronado High School coaches have declined to give us access to them or their players, citing a loyalty to other publications in town.
Op-Ed: How will future wars evolve and be fought?
Fortunately, there is a new, cutting-edge, practice that the U.S. military is leveraging to ensure that we are more-ready for future conflicts than our adversaries. It is called “Useful Fiction” or FICINT (Fictional Intelligence).
Op-Ed: Same as it ever was: Decades of sewage and still not enough remedies
It may be time again for the two country partners to work out a new treaty to create a permanent set of solutions for the ongoing sewage spills, rather than rely on the understaffed IBWC.
Op-Ed: Why I founded The Coronado News
For 50 years, Coronado became a second home for my family. And, now I finally took the step to purchase a home here and start The Coronado News.
Op-Ed: It is essential that we take action as a community to support the mental health of our teenagers
In honor of International Women’s Day on March 8, Coronado School Board Trustee Whitney Antrim is calling for supporting the mental health of teenagers.
Op-Ed: Partisan politics have no place in local elections
The Coronado Democratic Club believes that partisan politics have no place in local elections.
Meet Lisa Benson, another new editorial cartoonists for The Coronado News
Lisa Benson didn’t start her editorial cartooning career until after getting married, starting a family – and driving a city bus.
Meet Jack Ohman, one of our new editorial cartoonists for The Coronado News
Nationally syndicated Pulitzer Prize winner Jack Ohman will be one of two editorial cartoonist for The Coronado News.
Meet the editorial board of The Coronado News
The Coronado News has three members for its editorial board and is seeking a fourth with local roots. Here are the members.
