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Coronado’s Isabella Pruter wins ‘Winner with Distinction’ medallion
As a winner with distinction, Pruter will participate in National YoungArts Week, Jan. 7-13, 2024, in Miami.
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“Full-time” Councilman John Duncan flirting with mayoral run
Coronado Councilman John Duncan is flirting with running for mayor, and he’s got the backing of his four children.
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The Golden Globe nominees are out. Let the awards season of Barbenheimer begin – Analysis
NEW YORK (AP) — Early honors in Hollywood’s unfurling awards season have gone to films like Celine Song’s tender relationship drama “Past Lives,” Jonathan Glazer’s piercing Holocaust film “The Zone of Interest” and Martin Scorsese’s sprawling Osage murders epic “Killers of the Flower Moon.” But a showdown was always brewing. “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer,” those summer sensations united in release date if […]
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Winter training for Coronado track & field underway
Coronado High School track and field coaches have a message for those who want to compete this spring: Start training now. Head coach Cameron Gary and his staff are holding pre-season training from 3:30 to 5 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at the high school track. And, in January, training days will include Friday. […]
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PAWS of Coronado hits 20 year milestone
Louise Shirey founded PAWS of Coronado 20 years ago as a direct response to deal with the plight of unwanted animals in Coronado.
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Coronado NJROTC cadets compete at SOCAL Aerial Drone Competition
Coronado High School NJROTC, in conjunction with the Robotics Education and Competition Foundation, held the first SOCAL Aerial Drone Competition NJROTC Invitational on Dec. 2. Coronado Cadets earned first-place trophies in the programming and piloting skills portions of the competition (and are currently ranked 5th among NJROTC units worldwide). The competition was held in the […]
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Centenarian survivors of Pearl Harbor attack return to honor those who perished 82 years ago
Survivors returned to Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, the anniversary of the attack, to remember the more than 2,300 servicemen killed.
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Op-Ed: A very merry “Thank You” to the Chamber and city staff
The magical night was made possible thanks to the leadership of Rena Clancy and Kerri Dowling of the Coronado Chamber of Commerce.
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Santa returns to make local gift deliveries for 94th year
Santa Claus is coming to town! Returning for the 94th year, Santa Claus will make an appearance at local Coronado homes on the night of Christmas Eve – courtesy of the Coronado Rotary. This long-honored tradition is an effort by Rotary members, who, for almost a century, have been delivering presents to Coronado families the […]
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It has no predator and spreads quickly: Meet the organism causing alarm in San Diego Bay
The chance discovery of Caulerpa prolifera in the Coronado Cays in September triggered an emergency response that might seem something of the cinema
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Cays Park largely to stay sports fields under city master plan
The Coronado City Council following a 5-hour session voted to turn Cays Park with its ocean view into mostly sports fields.
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A special reconnection for a first-time educator in Coronado
Former CUSD student Abigail Boyle has returned to the Island hoping to reciprocate the supportive environment she experienced.
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Roos, Makse honored as MVPs for Coronado cross country
Senior Rafael Roos and sophomore Morgan Maske were honored as the 2023 boy and girl cross country MVPs for Coronado High School, Coach George Green said. The two were honored at the recent cross country banquet. Roos also also an All-Eastern League runner, while Maske made the All-CIf and All-Eastern League first teams. Other award […]
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Step back in time with Coronado’s storied laundry truck
Her name is Isabella, and the Coronado Historical Association is celebrating her 100th birthday on Dec. 9.
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Researchers in Tijuana work to find solutions to sewage crisis
Researchers inside the Chemistry Graduate and Research Center at the Instituto Tecnológico de Tijuana are working on ways to create clean water.