Coronado, United States (Local)
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By: Brooke Clifford
Coronado local Dr. Julie Ducharme is one of the co-founders of a growing, global platform created to empower women. “Leader and Empower Her: She Talks” provides women with a space to share their stories and drive positive change in their communities as leaders.
By: Brooke Clifford
The Coronado City Council discussed a variety of items at their meeting on April 7. The meeting began with a proclamation recognizing April as Earth Month.
By: Brooke Clifford
At the April 7 Coronado City Council meeting, council members were presented with a set of options regarding a project to replace the roof of the Coronado Public Library. There are a variety of issues with the current roof, including leaks, water ponding, and drainage deficiencies due to the existing roof materials coming to the end of their lifespan.
By: Brooke Clifford
The Coronado City Council meeting on April 21 began with recognition of the Coronado Public Library and its service to the community, as part of a proclamation declaring April 19-25 as National Library Week. Attention was also brought to some upcoming community events.
By: Brooke Clifford
The Coronado FTC Robotics teams both took first place in different award categories in the league this season and are now raising money to be able to attend an international, invite-only competition event in May. See Page 5.
By: Brooke Clifford
The Coronado Cays Yacht Club recently partnered with Anna Cahill, a scientist from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), to provide a presentation and Q&A about the Eastern Pacific green sea turtles that live in the southern areas of the San Diego Bay.
By: Brooke Clifford
The Coronado City Council meeting on May 5 saw the Council discuss a variety of items, beginning with a recognition of May 2026 as Mental Health and Wellness Month, in partnership with Safe Harbor Coronado. They also provided a proclamation for the week of May 3 to May 9, 2026, as Public Service Recognition Week in Coronado, thanking the City’s staff for providing a wide variety of services and for their stewardship of the community.
By: Brooke Clifford
With two Coronado City Council seats up for election this year, I had the chance to discuss what being a council member in Coronado typically entails with Councilmember Carrie Downey, who is currently serving on the council for the fourth time.
By: Brooke Clifford
The sounds of the Coronado Promenade Concerts-in-the-Park are the official sound track of summer in Spreckels Park. This past Sunday members of the Coronado City Council and the Promenade Concerts Board of Directors kicked-off the 2026 edition of the local tradition. Come on out on Sunday evenings and enjoy the free concerts.
By: Brooke Clifford
Daniell-Elizabeth Mensah-Baah began her freshman year at Coronado High School with a big goal – to start something new and provide CHS students with a unique opportunity to share their stories. “I wanted to become more involved in the community, especially as someone who doesn’t live on the island and transferred through CoSA, and I wanted to do something that would bring people together,” Mensah-Baah said of deciding to start TEDx Inspired as a club at the high school.
