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Want to check out amazing art, sip delicious wines, entertain the kids with a free area of STEM and Art activities, grab a Mother’s Day gift, and meet California Tom

I read with a slow sigh Mr. Russell Nevitts’ Letter to the Editor (A Grumpy Old Man, Coronado Eagle Ap. 24), whereby he opines with staged grief that he should

As was announced March 20th in the Coronado Eagle & Journal, the Coronado Historical Association is celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the Going the Extra Mile (GEM) Awards in 2024.

At the Thursday, March 14 Coronado Unified School District Board meeting, Deputy Superintendant Donnie Salamanca presented a second interim budget update for approval. Salamanca briefly summarized fund changes, which he

Coronado Public Library is excited to announce the 2024 Coronado Community READ title: Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt. Following a months-long process of recruiting nominations from the public,

On Saturday, April 6, Coronado will celebrate its 38th annual Salute to the Military Ball. Historically, this event has brought together Coronado’s military and civilian communities to celebrate local service

The juxtaposition of two commentary pieces on page 9 of the 17 January Coronado Eagle & Journal is instructive. One piece makes a claim: “Silence is Violence,” the other piece,

Last week, John Lepore submitted a commentary regarding the features he enjoys in the Coronado Eagle & Journal. I agree wholeheartedly with his commentary and would like to add a

In the days before Christmas last month, a Coronado Navy Seal’s wife went on national cable news and described the treatment that she received by the Coronado Library. Subsequently, a

The 2024 Election started with a rush as two candidates filed the first week in January to run in the 2024 mayoral election: John Duncan (currently serving in his first