Brooke Clifford is a journalist based in Coronado, California, with a focus on local news and community events. She has written for the LT FRANK GREENE MEMORIAL FOUNDATION and her work has also appeared in the Imperial Beach Eagle & Times. Brooke covers a range of topics, including city council updates, community initiatives, and profiles of local individuals making a difference.
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By: Brooke Clifford
Molly Brennan leads the City of Coronado’s Human Resources (HR) and Risk division, working behind the scenes with her team to support the City’s staff and operations. Brennan was born and raised in San Diego and was thrilled to join Coronado’s Administrative Services Department in April.
By: Brooke Clifford
The Coronado City Council meeting on October 1 began with two ceremonial presentations honoring the work of the City’s first responders. October 6-12 marks Fire Prevention Week in Coronado, and a focus on fire detectors with this year’s theme. Fire Chief Jayson Summers accepted the proclamation on behalf of the department and put the spotlight on two members of his team, Brian Standing and Andres Martinez, who tirelessly conduct inspections in Coronado and help keep the community safe.
By: Brooke Clifford
Coronado City Manager Tina Friend presents the 2023 City Employee of the Year Award to Coronado PD Officer Grace Del Bagno.
By: Brooke Clifford
A new visual arts exhibition is opening on October 25 at the John D. Spreckels Center to celebrate its reopening and the community members who bring it to life. Over the summer, the Coronado Cultural Arts Commission put out a call to Coronado-based photographers involved in the community to capture portraits of Coronado seniors.
By: Brooke Clifford
The Coronado City Council recently discussed new potential e-bike policies to adopt to improve bicyclist and pedestrian safety as presented by the City’s E-Bike Task Force at the council meeting
By: Brooke Clifford
On October 6, the City held its annual Public Safety Open House on Fire Safety Day at the Fire Station and Police Department in town. This year also marked the
By: Brooke Clifford
One of the films to be showcased at the upcoming Coronado Island Film Festival is an award-winning documentary about the life of Robert Shields. “Robert Shields: My Life as a
By: Brooke Clifford
At the Coronado City Council meeting on October 15, the city’s Port Commission, Frank Urtasun, provided the Council with updates on a variety of ongoing Port activities in Coronado.
By: Brooke Clifford
At the Celebrate Coronado event hosted by the Coronado Chamber of Commerce last month, Suzanne Popp (pictured here with her daughter Natalie, was awarded the prestigious Lewis R. Hardy Jr. Award. Submitted photo
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The Coronado Cultural Arts Commission and Coronado MainStreet recently teamed up to put together the Coronado Volunteer Open House for the community. The open house hosted 28 local organizations and
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