Channel 10 news 11:00PM, 7/31/09, reports threats against the 2 schools have been posted on Craig's List.
Take a deep breath before you go to "rants and raves" on Craig's List because these messages are very disturbing. Someone please comment on how this stuff is allowed to be posted.
Check out the 22 second mark and 1:11 to see glimpses of Coronado. You can see Orange Avenue, Cars crossing on the ferry and of course, the Hotel del Coronado.
1949-Chevrolet Roads To Romance "San Diego and Ramona Country" California Newsreel. Travelogue, made for theatrical showing and commissioned by Cheverolet, promoting tourism by car in San Diego,… Continue
Source: Navy Compass
By Commander, U.S. Third Fleet, Public Affairs Office
SAN DIEGO — The Nimitz Carrier Strike Group (CSG), including the USS Nimitz (CVN 68) and units assigned to CSG 11, departs July 31 with more than 7,000 Sailors for a scheduled Western Pacific deployment.
During the past few months, Nimitz CSG has conducted several training exercises off the coast of southern California including Composite Unit Training… Continue
I was walking around Coronado's Ferry Landing when a beautiful painting caught my eye at Stephen Clayton Galleries:
Grant Pecoff writes: I am a Native San Diegan, so when it came time to paint a painting of my beautiful city, I just knew I had to paint the bridge over Coronado Bay. I have always been fascinated by bridges...I think it is the idea of two land masses being connected by a structure that man has built. To think that someone…Continue
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Alec & Nina chose Basque Country cuisine as our culinary theme of the week. They visited the region a few years ago and have fond memories of the wonderful food. Alec even dressed for the occasion.
Alec's lovely wife, Nina, wore a sexy red cami to taunt bullish Alec throughout the evening.…
Of all the erroneous decisions that George Bush made in his eight years, his most disastrous decision was to make Colin Powel the Secretary of State. I respect and like Colin; but his military background and training was not appropriate for this job.
One of the most important aspects of military life is to follow orders. Every Nation expects her soldiers to follow orders, and drills that concept into the their minds; because when a soldier refuses to follow orders he ceases to… Continue
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Joe DiGangi, former member of the New York Yankees’ legendary 1933 team. Photo by Joe Ditler.
Joseph J. DiGangi
"NY Yankee Knew Ruth, Gehrig and DiMaggio"
1914 – 2009
CORONADO - He won’t be remembered in the Baseball Hall of Fame, children won’t be given the day off from school, and he won’t be seen in highlight reels of the New York Yankees’ greatest games.
And yet, Joe DiGangi, a bullpen catcher for… Continue
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In the course of routine surveillance, Fitch Ratings affirms the Community Development Agency of the City of Coronado, CA's 'A+' rating on approximately $138 million outstanding tax allocation bonds (TABs). The Rating Outlook is Stable.
The 'A+' rating reflects the agency's integral role within the city of Coronado (the city), ample fund balances, solid incremental assessed value growth, and good debt service coverage. These positive factors are… Continue
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This is the kind of tip I don't like sharing, but I owe it to our wonderful readers to keep them up to speed on EVERYTHING CORONADO...
A few years back you were able to rent a DVD from VideoLand next to Vons on Orange Avenue. You could also rent DVDs from the Coronado Library, but the library's selection was very weak to say the least. Well, fastforward (get it?) and now VideoLand is out of business and the local library has multiple copies… Continue
Each summer, the Coronado Beach water temperature starts heating up. Well, that time is now and we are getting reports of the water temperature rising to 75 degrees. So, if you don't go in the ocean very much due to cold temps, now is the time to get over to Coronado's beaches and take a dip. Check out the…Continue
President Barack Obama, more than any previous president, has dominated the media. Hardly a day passes without front page or prime time TV coverage of the president weighing in on something. The adoring media can’t get enough of this photogenic and voluble president. A friendly media is a huge advantage to a politician seeking to promote an ambitious domestic agenda.
But such constant exposure carries risks as well. The more exposure… Continue
eCoronado.com is a proud sponsor! This is the only time you can ride a bike over the Coronado Bridge...legally!
Event Date: August 30, 2009
This non-competitive, community bike ride for riders of all abilities will take riders on a scenic and primarily flat ride around the San Diego Bay via the Bayshore Bikeway. Along the way, riders will travel through the… Continue
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Coronado’s solar company, Sullivan Solar Power, announced today the completion of the first of several local homes being retro-fitted with solar electricity panels as part of the “Coronado Going Solar Campaign,” an effort to turn the entire City to solar power.
Duffy Lektorich, owner of Mako Construction, watched as crews installed his system. “As residents of Coronado, we’re blessed with sunshine year round so solar was a logical choice.… Continue
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CORONADO - Not only did he survive the attack on Pearl Harbor, but the oldest living medal of honor recipient is now 100-years-old.
Lieutenant John Finn, retired U.S. Navy, celebrated his 100th birthday at Naval Air Station North Island this weekend.
On December 7th, 1941 Finn displayed extraordinary heroism when the Japanese attacked Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, about five minutes before they attacked Pearl Harbor.
Exposed to heavy enemy fire, the 32-year old Chief… Continue
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In 1955 Billy Wilder said, “I'll never work with Monroe again,” after dealing with the screen star's unpredictability and lateness on the set of The Seven Year Itch. But just four years later, the idea of having the ultimate bombshell in his next film was too tempting to resist. Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis had already signed on, and the project was launched. Three-quarters of Some Like It Hot feature the Hotel del Coronado, across the bay from San Diego. The extravagant oceanfront hotel hadn't… Continue
Coronado is a popular city not only for its small- town like qualities but even more so for the military personnel who reside on the island and the Navy bases that resides here to. Coronado is the home of the Naval Amphibious Base and the Naval Air Station Base; both are very popular for the work they do. Both bases reside on the north side of the island, commonly known as “North Island”. The land was… Continue
A U.S. Navy SEAL performed his first walk in space during a maintenance mission aboard the International Space Station (ISS) July 22.
Cmdr. Chris Cassidy and astronaut David Wolf replaced two of the six original batteries on the ISS and removed multilayer insulation from the Japanese "Kibo" laboratory module to prepare payloads for transfer to an exposed outside section. This walk was the first of three scheduled for Cassidy during this mission. Cassidy and other astronauts with… Continue
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