Coronado Soroptimists honor a life spent giving
Soroptimist International Coronado’s 14th annual Legends Luncheon honors this year’s Legend, Cathy McJannet…
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In Coronado, it’s “Om Sweet Om”
Yoga classes embellish the Coronado landscape from stem to stern…
Nutrition… breaking the sugar addiction
The consensus is conclusive among doctors and nutritionists….our Western diet of processed foods and loads of sugar is killing us…
Shed the Stress
Fresh ideas for finding your calm…
Crown Landing
Coronado’s latest culinary sensation has landed at Loews…
Step inside the Coronado Flower Show
Since 1922, the Coronado Flower Show has been transforming Spreckels Park into a wonderland filled with fragrance and fun. This year the show is titled “Our family tree… Out on a Limb”
March/April 2017 Calendar of Events
MotorCars on Mainstreet, the Coronado Island Film Festival, Mother’s Day Home Tour, Red Bull Air Races, and more!
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…
Coronado’s Music Man
Matt Heinecke imbues lifelong passion into Coronado school district’s music program…
UDTs, SEALS to be honored with bronze statue
“Naked Warrior,” a bronze statue by sculptor John Seward Johnson II, commemorates the Navy’s Underwater Demolition Teams (UDTs) of World War II, and will debut this Veterans Day…
Why we give
This holiday season, we asked a handful of locals to tell us why they give. In each case, we’ve found their philosophy toward philanthropy to be both simple and yet profound…
Preserving the past and introducing the future
It’s a fine line that architects and builders walk in Coronado as they strive to produce homes that meet their clients’ wants and needs, while trying to maintain the sense of history…