Mark Fleming, 66, a retired business leader, is one of six candidates running for a City Council seat in Coronado’s municipal election to be held on Tuesday, Nov. 5. The 2024 council candidates running for the two open council seats are Fleming, Andrew Gade, Christine Mott, Amy Steward, Mark Warner and Laura Wilkinson Sinton. Three […]
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Q&A: Council candidate Mark Warner, diving into improvements
Editor’s note: The 2024 candidates for two open Coronado City Council seats are Andrew Gade, Mark Fleming, Christine Mott, Amy Steward, Mark Warner and Laura Wilkinson Sinton. A third council member may be selected in the process depending on the mayoral result. Three current council members — John Duncan, Mike Donovan and Casey Tanaka — […]
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Q&A: Council candidate Christine Mott, environmental and community activist
Editor’s note: The 2024 candidates for two open Coronado City Council seats are Andrew Gade, Mark Fleming, Christine Mott, Amy Steward, Mark Warner and Laura Wilkinson Sinton. A third council member may be selected in the process depending on the mayoral result. Three current council members — John Duncan, Mike Donovan and Casey Tanaka — […]
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Calendar of events for the week of Sept. 27
27 Friday: Coronado Mayor Richard Bailey will speak at the Sept. 27 Roundtable meeting about his experience climbing Mount Everest. The event will begin at 10 a.m. in the Winn Room of the Coronado Public Library. 29 Sunday: At 4:30 p.m. in the C3 Gallery, a new art exhibition is opening titled “A Foot Forward: […]
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Rotary Club to host ‘Christmas in October’ food collection program
The Rotary Club of Coronado will be hosting a new food collection program called “Christmas in October,” open to all nonprofit organizations on the island to participate in. The Coronado Optimist Club, Coronado Soroptimist Club, Coronado United Methodist Church, Safe Harbor Coronado and FOCUS Coronado, will be participating in this event alongside the Coronado Rotary. […]
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A Q&A follow-up with mayoral candidate Mike Donovan, part two
Editor’s note: “The Coronado News reached out to all 2024 mayoral candidates with questions to learn more about their priorities and philosophy in running for mayor. This list of questions is the second half of the total list; the first half ran in the Sept. 20 print edition and can be found online at thecoronadonews.com. […]
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A Q&A follow-up with mayoral candidate Casey Tanaka, part two
Editor’s note: “The Coronado News reached out to all 2024 mayoral candidates with questions to learn more about their priorities and philosophy in running for mayor. This list of questions is the second half of the total list; the first half ran in the Sept. 20 print edition and can be found online at thecoronadonews.com. […]
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A Q&A follow up with mayoral candidate John Duncan, part two
Editor’s note: The Coronado News reached out to all 2024 mayoral candidates with questions to learn more about their priorities and philosophy in running for mayor. This list of questions is the second half of the total list; the first half ran in the Sept. 20 print edition and can be found online at thecoronadonews.com. […]
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Editor’s Note: The Coronado News invites you to share military service stories
In anticipation of Veterans Day on Nov. 11, Coronado News invites readers to share their military service stories and photos. If you or someone you care about has a story to share, contact sofie@thecoronadonews.com. We would love to hear from you!
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Op-Ed: Goodbye Costa Azul: A Coronado love story
Contributed by Kelly Sarber for Brant and Carol Sarber. Kelly Sarber is Brant Sarber’s sister and the Sarber family has been in Coronado for more than 60 years. Costa Azul has been Coronado’s proverbial living room and local watering hole for more than 24 years. Created by my brother Brant, owning two restaurants in our […]
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Navy fuel ship launched in San Diego
Fleet replenishment oiler USNS Lucy Stone, the Military Sealift Command’s newest ship, was christened during a ceremony at the General Dynamics NASSCO shipyard in San Diego on Sept. 21. The event was attended by Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro. The ship honors American suffragist Lucy Stone, who joined other notable advocates such as […]
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Police department investigating antisemitic flyers left on cars
Antisemitic flyers were left on vehicles in the Coronado Village Area overnight on Tuesday and the Coronado Police Department said they are investigating the matter. “This matter is currently under review by our investigations unit,” a social media release from the department said. Whitney Antrim, a Coronado Unified School District trustee, said in a statement […]
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Letter to the Editor: A statement from CUSD Trustee Whitney Antrim
As a leader in our school district and our community, I publicly denounce antisemitism, its proponents, and I am disgusted by the recent act of hate through flyers placed on cars in Coronado by a Neo-Nazi hate group. Today, and every day, I stand against the pernicious and violent attacks against Jews in this country. […]
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Letter to the Editor: A statement from Alexia Palacios-Peters
As a leader in our community, I publicly denounce antisemitism, its proponents, and are disgusted by the recent act of hate through flyers placed on cars in Coronado by a Neo-Nazi hate group. Today, and every day, I stand against the pernicious and violent attacks against Jews in this country. I am horrified by the vitriolic […]
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Pet of the Week: Meet Sushi
Meet Sushi, our 3-month-old black and white kitten who is as irresistible as your favorite sushi roll! Sushi is curious by nature, loves to explore, and gets along swimmingly with other cats. When he’s not on the move, you’ll find him curled up next to you for a cozy nap. He’s an all-around great kitten, […]
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Coronado seeking volunteers for boards and commissions
The City of Coronado is looking for resident volunteers to serve on city boards and commissions. Available openings include the Historic Resource Commission and Street Tree Committee. A student representative is also needed for the Parks and Recreation Commission. “These are excellent opportunities to support the work of the City Council and to give back […]