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
At the November 5, 2024, Coronado City Council meeting, the Council heard and discussed a variety of items, beginning with a summary of the 2024 State Legislation Session. Assistant City Manager Tony Winney mentioned the six legislative bills that the City had a particular stance on during the year, two of which the City opposed (one of which was signed) and four that the City supported (two of which were signed).
By: Brooke Clifford
At the Coronado City Council meeting on Tuesday, November 19, councilmembers had a lengthy discussion regarding proposed updates and changes to the City’s various boards, commissions, and committees (BCCs). This discussion followed the direction that had been given to City staff in July to provide more clarity for BCC processes and document language. City Clerk Kelsea Holian and City Management Analyst Kelli Maples presented the Council with a report on staff’s findings and recommendations regarding BCCs.
By: Brooke Clifford
Recreation & Golf Services and the Coronado Junior Women’s Club announced the winners of the City’s 2024 Turkey Coloring Contest. The Mayor and City Council also thanked all the children who entered the contest. The entries are on display at the Coronado Community Center through December 2, 2024. Submitted photo
By: Brooke Clifford
CMS Robotics Triton Tribe team wins first place for their robot at the Submerged FIRST Lego League competition in San Diego.
By: Brooke Clifford
Last month the Coronado Island Film Festival (CIFF) held the ninth iteration of the local festival, welcoming more guests and filmmakers than ever before. Merridee Book, the CEO and Artistic
By: Brooke Clifford
At the December 3 Coronado City Council meeting, City Manager Tina Friend made note of current and ongoing city lighting audits following comments during the meeting’s oral communications regarding concerns
By: Brooke Clifford
The first order of business for the newly sworn in Coronado City Council (with new additions, Mayor John Duncan, Councilmember Amy Steward, and Councilmember Mark Fleming) at the Tuesday December 17 Coronado City Council meeting was to decide how to fill the empty council seat as Duncan assumed his new role as mayor.
By: Brooke Clifford
At a recent Board of Commissioners meeting for the Port of San Diego, commissioners voted to buy out the remainder of the lease for the 30 North Grand Caribe property
By: Brooke Clifford, Alice Mander
As 2024 draws to a close, it's an apt time to reflect on the Ministry for Regulation's inaugural year.
By: Brooke Clifford
Three local artists have come together to create a shared vision for a community-wide art collective. Jody Esquer, Katie Karosich, and Cathy Surgeoner are building their Coronado Art Hub as
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