Megan Kitt is a journalist who focuses on local news in Coronado, California. She writes for The Coronado Times and covers a range of topics including community events, local politics, and environmental issues. Megan is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Coronado.
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Megan Kitt's coverage focuses on local government, city issues, and community events in Coronado, California. She has a strong emphasis on reporting government announcements and legal policy regulations. Megan would likely be interested in pitches related to local government policies and decisions, community events, public health initiatives within the area she covers.
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Mark Warner and his family: Jake, Johanna and Ramona. Courtesy photo.
Much like Coronado’s community grants program, the county of San Diego also allocates funding to organizations whose missions align with the agency’s goals. Local allocations are as follows:
By: Megan Kitt
Amy Steward has a favorite coffee mug. “Coronado,” it reads. “The end of the rainbow.”
The plant can process 18 million gallons per day, but it will by immediately overwhelmed until the US's treatment plant is finished.
By: Megan Kitt, Ivan Bandura Unsplash
Mexico is facing a growing water shortage, leading to unpredictable, often lengthy water shut-offs in Tijuana.
The Winn Room at the Coronado Public Library (The Coronado Times)
By: Megan Kitt
The repairs and expansion of the South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant will be undertaken by PCL Construction of Long Beach, Calif., officials announced last week. The expansion, along with […]
It’s going to cost more to golf, swim, or rent facilities in Coronado starting next year. The Coronado City Council will decide just how much more later this month.
By: Megan Kitt, Rodrigo Kugnharski
Carissa Hackworth has been playing tennis in Coronado for more than a decade – avidly.
Residents and advocates have long asked Coronado to declare a state of emergency in the ongoing Tijuana sewage crisis.
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