Make sure to plan ahead by keeping these amazing cuisine locations in mind for the Coronado Fourth of July.
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Coronado Island Film Festival to show “Father of the Bride” on June 28
The Coronado Island Film Festival, as part of its popular monthly Classic Film Series, will present the beloved 1950 family comedy “Father of the Bride” on June 28 at 5:30 p.m. at Coronado’s Village Theater.
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Op-Ed: The Navy accelerates its innovation journey
Whether it was the transition from sail to steam, or the advent of steel warships to replace wooden ones, or the change from the battleship to the aircraft carrier to the centerpiece of the Navy fleet, these changes helped the U.S. Navy dominate at sea.
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Editor’s Note: Here’s how to help Coronado Fourth of July
The Coronado News will donate 50% of all new, local advertising revenue from the June 30 Independence Day edition.
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Navy trailblazer Chandra “Mamasan” Newman leading the way for change
From a very young age, Chandra “Mamasan” Newman knew she wanted to be a pilot. Learn how she got her call signal or moniker and how she continues to be a trailblazer for others.
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Navy, Air Force battle in wheelchair rugby for Warrior Games crown
Showcasing their grit and athleticism with these skills, the wheelchair rugby athletes on Team Navy and Team Air Force took the court on June 6, for the gold medal match of the 2023 Department of Defense Warrior Games Challenge on Naval Station North Island.
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“Hell Week” Navy commander speaks out on investigation
Capt. Brad Geary told ABC News that the death of Kyle Mullen in 2022 was a “tragedy” but defended himself and the program.
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Sailors train in Coronado on next-generation technology
EODGRU-1 is a critical part of Navy Expeditionary Combat Command that clears explosive hazards to provide access to denied areas, employs advanced tactics and technologies to exploit and secure the undersea domain for freedom of maneuver.
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Graham Bower: Putting the “student” in student-athlete
Graham Bower, a member of the Coronado Islanders football team, is a clear-cut example of why the “student” comes first in student-athlete.
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Op-Ed: Clarifying Coronado’s School Board controversies
We are saying that a small, but vocal and influential group is attempting to politicize our school system and polarize our community.
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Committee gives findings to controversial 4X4 CHS bell schedule
A committee of community members and trustees have worked since January to review Coronado High School’s controversial 4X4 or block schedule, and they presented their findings May 18.
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Letter to the Editor: Harris is wrong about Coronado Schools Foundation
I’ve read, and reread, Craig Harris’s op-ed piece about the Coronado Schools Foundation – and I can’t figure out what he’s getting at. I guess there might be a problem there, somewhere – but I’m not seeing it. As Mr. Harris reports, CSF is a nonprofit organization that donates approximately $800,000 annually to the Coronado […]
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How has the Tijuana sewage crisis affected you?
The Coronado News has teamed with MuckRock to continue our investigation of the Tijuana sewage crisis, and we would like your help.
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Coronado Fourth of July is coming. Here’s what you need to know
The Coronado Fourth of July celebration – now in its 74th year – has a full day of free activities for families.
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Japanese internment to Little League legacy
The heat beats down on his small frame. The barracks he lives in are made of wood and tar paper, exacerbating the temperature in the 100-foot-long building. A bead of sweat rolls down his face. He looks down and eyes a scorpion crawling through the floor. Unable to take it anymore, he gets out of […]
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Village Elementary’s Jennifer Cahill earns Special Education Award
Village Elementary speech pathologist Jennifer Cahill is being honored for her exceptional contributions to special education.