The City of Coronado has settled a lawsuit with longtime tennis pro Mario DiLonardo who alleged the city had fraudulently engaged in a tennis concessions contract with Impact Activities.
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They play two kinds of music: oom-pah and oom-pah-pah
Meet the Beer Mugs, a band that plays authentic Bavarian polkas
and waltzes using the traditional instrumentation of two clarinets, a trumpet, a trombone, and a tuba.
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Exclusive: Mayor Richard Bailey says he’s out of politics after 2024
Mayor Richard Bailey has officially pulled the plug to run for San Diego County supervisor. And in terms of being involved in elected office, Bailey says “never say never,” but politics in Coronado is not on his radar past 2024, when his term ends. Instead the one-time rising star in the Republican Party told The […]
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The S&S family farm’s legacy continues and is open for all
A multi-generational Black owned and operated family ranch nestled between Imperial Beach and San Ysidro is working to keep the legacy alive for future generations. The core team at S&S Friendly Ranch, including a former star football player at Stanford University, works long hours to maintain a homestead and vacation spot named after founders Sim […]
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Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California dies at age 90, sources tell the AP
U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California, a centrist Democrat who was elected to the Senate in 1992 in the “Year of the Woman” and broke gender barriers throughout her long career in local and national politics, has died. She was 90.
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For the love of the game: CHS setter has family ties to volleyball
Emily Page, junior captain and starting setter for the Coronado High School volleyball team, said her love of the game started at home.
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis serves up suds at Coronado VFW presidential campaign stop
The Coronado Veterans of Foreign Wars building was packed tight on Sunday night for a campaign visit from Republican presidential candidate and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.
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Coronado Public Library faces culture war over books, Pride event
What started out as a seemingly innocent reading for kids on June 9 at the Coronado Public Library has snowballed into a community-wide culture war with both sides maintaining they are pushing for “progress.” A key critic of that event and her supporters want the library to adopt two major policy changes regarding children’s books, […]
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Optimist Club honors Bill Parry for Pickleball Open on Oct. 14-15
The Coronado Optimist Club has named its Pickleball Open on Oct. 14-15 at the Coronado Cays Tennis Center after longtime community resident Bill Parry.
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Sharpening the warrior spirit through marital arts disciplines
In the realm of elite military training, U.S. Navy special operators have carved out a legendary reputation for pushing even the most formidable individuals past their known limits. These warriors embody qualities of mental resilience and unwavering determination. They also share an unbreakable spirit of camaraderie and brotherhood that serves as the bedrock of their […]
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Gaining experience with each snap at Coronado High
Sophomore quarterback Trey Arnold is earning his stripes with each snap as Coronado transitions to Division III this fall.
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Walk back in time for fun-filled event at the Del on Sunday
The Hotel del Coronado is toasting its 135 year anniversary with a free family-friendly Coronado community event on Sunday that commemorates the rich history of the hotel with a seaside Victorian-inspired carnival. The 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. event will be filled with complimentary entertainment including vintage strolling performers, aerialists, tight-rope walkers, bubble artistry, sandcastle […]
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Tickets now on sale for A Taste of Coronado
Tickets now are on sale for the Coronado Junior Woman’s Club’s 14th annual A Taste of Coronado that’s set to take place on the island from 5 to 9 p.m. on Oct. 11.
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A man of many hats
Chuck McClung’s approach to life embodies the idea of embracing time. He has a passion for life with a multitude of hobbies and talents as a chess teacher and botanist. McClung, who teaches chess on the second Thursday of every month in the Winn Room at the Coronado Public Library, grew up in Rockford, Illinois […]
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Coronado’s freshmen girls take D2 title at Mt. Carmel/Asics Invitational
Coronado’s freshmen girls won the D2 title at the 43rd Annual Mt. Carmel/Asics Cross Country Invitational on Sept. 16 at Morley Field in Balboa Park. The event was the final tuneup before league competition begins for the Islanders, and the race attracted around 100 schools and 2,700 runners from around California. There were 16 races […]
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Win a pair of Aztec football tickets for Friday’s game against Boise St.
Want to see the San Diego State Aztecs take on Boise State this Friday night at Snapdragon Stadium for free? Enter to win a pair of lower-level seats for the game, courtesy of The Coronado News. Just sign up for our weekly newsletter at thecoronadonews.com and send an email to Editor Craig Harris at craig@thecoronadonews.com. Put “SDSU […]