‘Anchorman’ will screen on April 24 at the Village Theatre as part of the Coronado Island Film Festival’s monthly Classic Film Series. With a cast that includes Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd and Steve Carell, the film is sure to be a riotous laugh. ‘Anchorman’ is a smart satire of the 1970s, and one of the […]
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CoSA’s classical and contemporary dance will take the stage in May
The Coronado School of the Arts (CoSA) Conservatory of Classical and Contemporary Dance invites audiences to “Mobilize,” an engaging performance that combines the power of the arts with activism to promote social change. The show, a collaboration with Emerald Keepers, takes the stage May 17 and 18 at 7 p.m. at the Coronado Performing Arts […]
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Coronado students can learn to prioritize safety in traffic program
The Coronado Police Department plans to continue offering Bike Rodeos to teach children safety guidelines and the laws of cycling in 2024. But sometimes, the message doesn’t get across – and traffic citations are issued. According to CalBike, e-bikes are subject to the same rules and legal requirements that apply to traditional bicycles following changes […]
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Movie nights at the Coronado Ferry Landing
Under the stars and against the beautiful backdrop of San Diego Bay, outdoor movie nights on the Coronado Ferry Landing’s bayfront lawn will kick off in April. The Coronado Island Film Festival (CIFF), in partnership with the Coronado Ferry Landing and Nelson Photo & Video, will be showcasing “Finding Nemo” on April 20 at 7 […]
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Double served Tennis Tournament to be hosted on April 13
The Coronado Junior Woman’s Club (CJWC) is delighted to announce the much-anticipated third Annual Double Served CJWC Tennis Tournament, set to take place on Saturday, April 13 at the Coronado Tennis Center. Following the resounding success of previous years, where fundraising efforts were doubled, the CJWC is eagerly anticipating an even greater turnout and impact […]
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Hotel Del partners with Habitat for Humanity
There’s a new reason the Hotel del Coronado is so iconic – yes, being the set of Marilyn Monroe’s “Some Like it Hot” film and having multiple presidents visit are both reasons, but the Del has just diverted over 72 tons of furniture from the landfill into the San Diego Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore. For […]
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Coronado boys golf defeats Patrick Henry on home course
Playing on their par 36 home course, the Coronado High School boys golf team beat Patrick Henry High School on March 26. Coronado’s six-man varsity squad defeated the Patriots with a final match score of 178-196, with under par performances from Ty Smock, Liam Weaver and Daniel Girault at 35, 32 and 35, respectively. The […]
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Coming to Coronado, a lineup of bestselling authors
The fifth annual San Diego Writers Festival, featuring a lineup of New York Times bestselling authors, will have a little something for everyone – seasoned literary figures, fresh writers, storytellers and business entrepreneurs alike. The event on April 6 at the Coronado Public Library, in partnership with Warwick’s, will pack in 90 speakers and 40 […]
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U.S. Navy poster child: Captain Newt McKissick
He’s the poster child for the U.S. Navy – although he laughs when he hears that and says there is probably someone else who would look better on a military poster. U.S. Navy Captain Newt “Bomb” McKissick was the commanding officer of Naval Base Coronado for just over a year before he moved into his […]
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CoSA presents ‘Pippin’ in April
The Coronado School of the Arts (CoSA) Musical Theatre and Drama Conservatory brings “Pippin” to the stage April 26 – May 4. The musical, featuring the dance style of Bob Fosse, comes alive with fun carnival costumes, spectacular scenery and the story of a young prince on a journey of self-discovery. Tickets are on sale […]
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Coronado girls’ lacrosse team begins 2024 season with thread of wins
The Coronado High School girls’ lacrosse team anticipates a promising season as this year’s familiar faces return to maintain last year’s reputation. Last year, the team ranked No. 4 following a season finish in the Open Division CIF San Diego Section 2023 Girls’ Lacrosse Championships. Now ranked No. 2 in the 2024 CA San Diego […]
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Butterfly jungle returns to the San Diego Zoo
Celebrate the arrival of spring at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park with the return of Spring Safari featuring Butterfly Jungle. Spring is the season to get outdoors, spend time with family and experience bold, colorful new adventures. Spring Safari featuring Butterfly Jungle will take place March 16 through May 12. The Butterfly Jungle habitat is open […]
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50 years later, Tommy John surgery remains a game-changer
GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — There is a bridge that runs from Tommy John and Dr. Frank Jobe in 1974, all the way to Shohei Ohtani, Justin Verlander and Bryce Harper. A thread that connects an increasing number of baseball’s biggest stars. Mostly on the mound, but at the plate, too. An operation that changed everything. […]
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CIFF launches screenwriting competition as part of festival
The Coronado Island Film Festival (CIFF) has just announced the launch of their first-ever screenwriting competition, allowing 10 finalists to be recognized at the annual film festival and two grand prize winners. This groundbreaking initiative introduces two screenwriting categories into the festival: features and limited series, with two grand prize winners and two second prize […]
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A timeline of events for the Winn Room decision
The Coronado City Council has decided to move forward with renovation plan four for the Winn Room remodel. This decision has been years in the making. Here’s a timeline of the process.