For John Duncan–who’s running for Coronado City Council–it was all a dream. In 2006, before he lived here full-time, Duncan rented a historic home on the island with his wife and four children. He recalls having the “best time” on the beach with his kids. A self-professed night owl, he remembers locking up the house […] The post John Duncan Dreams Big: City Council Candidate Talks Housing, Beach Pollution, Tourism and Diversity appeared first on Coronado Times.

Submitted by Jon Palmieri & Cara Clancy We are writing to affirm our strong support for Nick Kato for Coronado School Board. Having lived in Coronado for almost two decades and put three of our children through Coronado schools, we have watched the evolution of our district, and can’t remember a time fraught with so […] The post Strong Support for Nick Kato for Coronado School Board appeared first on Coronado Times.

In a grass roots effort to lift the spirits of first responders who are giving so much during these tumultuous times, Coronado residents Alma Kostenko, Elizabeth Bruhin, and Harmony Kai were inspired to start collecting gift cards, merchandise, gifts, and food items from local merchants to present to our first responders. “We wanted to show […] The post A Chance to Show Appreciation for Coronado’s First Responders appeared first on Coronado Times.

It’s been two years since thousands of Coronado residents took part in the first-ever, centennial zip code celebration for Coronado: 92118 Day (9-21-18). This Monday, 9-21-20, we are encouraging Coronado locals to wear their 92118 t-shirts, hats, medals, ribbons or any other Coronado gear that represents our community. Share your 92118 Day memories on social […] The post Celebrate “92118 Day” Anniversary by Wearing Your Coronado Gear appeared first on Coronado Times.

For the first time in months, the City Council began its September 15 meeting with a ceremonial presentation to proclaim “Arts in Education Week” September 13 to 19, 2020. Mayor Richard Bailey presented the proclamation to Kelly Purvis, Sr. Management Analyst/Arts and Culture, who said, “Not even a pandemic can stop the arts. Art has […] The post Short Council Meeting Focused on Awards and COVID-19 Business Accommodations appeared first on Coronado Times.

Six months after the county shut down in response the coronavirus in mid-March, Sharp Coronado CEO Susan Stone shares what the COVID-19 numbers currently look like in Coronado. Addressing recent news coverage reporting Coronado showing an abnormally high number of cases among youth ages 10-19, Stone said that numbers for this age group have not […] The post COVID-19 and Flu Shot Update From Sharp Coronado Hospital appeared first on Coronado Times.