The Coronado view on…The Way We Were
Ever wonder what it was like to be a kid in Coronado in the days before the bridge, computers and cell phones?
Category: People
Gold-Star Mom pens children’s books in memory of Charles Keating IV
“Big-Hearted Charlie Runs the Mile” was published earlier this year and is available on Amazon. It was just named the Best Children’s Picture Book by the Florida Writers Association…
A Passion for Philanthropy
This is the perfect time to think about philanthropy — after all, it’s the season of giving and charitable giving often gives you a little bonus in the form of a year-end tax deduction….
The Coronado View On… Style
From clothes to home décor, your surroundings can be vibrant forms of self-expression. Here’s how Coronadans express their personal style…
The Coronado View On… Modern Manners
We asked Coronadans to share some tips on manners in the new millennium…
30 years of hospital galas
Held every year at Hotel del Coronado, the galas have progressively made more and more money, through sponsorship, live and silent auctions, and generous donors; achieving a total of some $12 million over the past 30 years…
The Coronado View On Healthy Habits
We asked Coronadans what habits they feel contribute to a healthy, happy life…
Coronado Soroptimists honor a life spent giving
Soroptimist International Coronado’s 14th annual Legends Luncheon honors this year’s Legend, Cathy McJannet…
In Coronado, it’s “Om Sweet Om”
Yoga classes embellish the Coronado landscape from stem to stern…
The Coronado View On…Libraries
Libraries are special places — shelves lined floor to ceiling with the knowledge, thoughts and musings of authors spanning centuries. We asked Coronadans to share their thoughts on what’s to love about libraries…
Greetings from Coronado
Leslie Crawford weaves together local history with the postcards of the past…
Coronado’s Music Man
Matt Heinecke imbues lifelong passion into Coronado school district’s music program…