Coronado’s Candidates 2016
In their own words, they tell us who they are and how they plan to address the city’s most pertinent issues…
Category: People
The Coronado View On… Good Neighbors
One fact of life about living in a community where homes are in close proximity is that, for better or worse, you really get to know your neighbors! Fortunately, in Coronado, most neighbor relations are “for better,” often the result of recurring small gestures of friendship. Here are some locals’ “good neighbor” stories: “I …
The Coronado View on… Freedom
Such a fundamental part of the American life can represent many things to many people, so we asked Coronadans to share their thoughts on what it means to be free…
The Coronado View On… New beginnings
Here are some ways Coronadans have taken on new challenges, new adventures and new journeys in the winding road of life…
King of the (sand) castle Bill Pavlacka makes magic on Coronado’s sandy shores
The Sandcastle Man, as many know him today, moved to San Diego in 1982 and became an instant beach lover…
The Coronado View On… Growth
We asked Coronadans to share their thoughts on growing throughout life – physically, spiritually, inter-personally, mentally…
Gluten-free goodness
Taste and texture key to creating flavorful baked good for special diets…
Compassion propels 2016 Soroptimists Legends to action
Meet Soroptimists Legends for 2016: Chloe Moore and Peg Ford…
The Coronado View On…Holiday Traditions
The “most wonderful time of the year” between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day is often a special time for Coronado family and friends…
Finding hope on one more wave
Coronado nonprofit customizes surfboards for wounded veterans…
Sanctuary built on love
With roots that run deep in Coronado history, Noah Homes serves the needs of the developmentally disabled…
United Through Reading to celebrate Carol Raiter’s years of service
The San Diego-based nonprofit United Through Reading (UTR) will honor Coronado’s Carol Raiter…