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1. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Brooke Clifford

   Coronado City Council Discusses Navy Traffic Reduction Efforts ... And More (opens the original)

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   At the Coronado City Council meeting on September 15, Commanding Officer of Naval Base Coronado Captain Loren Jacobi provided an update on the Navy’s traffic reduction efforts in Coronado, which are regularly recognized by SANDAG for their participation in sustainable transportation solutions. Currently, the Active Transportation Incentive Program (TIP) is in place to encourage vanpool and public transportation options, which Jacobi noted has seen some positive impact. He also mentioned the Bi

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2. Article · Sep 21, 2026 · Brooke Clifford

   “The Cheese Tax” – A New Children’s Book by Local Authors (opens the original)

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   Coronado locals Ron and Roberta Lenert recently became published authors with their first children’s story, “The Cheese Tax.” The book, published by Lawley Publishing, will officially be released on October 13 and was inspired by their dog Kona and the popular “cheese tax” internet meme. Roberta Lenert is currently the Director of Coronado Robotics at Coronado High School and Middle School, while Ron practices law, and both share a love for reading and storytelling. “I would say that

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3. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Brooke Clifford

   Exploring Coronado In The 1970s ... At The Coronado Library’s Featured Exhibit (opens the original)

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   The Coronado Public Library currently has an exhibit up that takes visitors 50 years back in time. “Coronado Days: A Portrait of the 1970s” focuses on a variety of aspects of life on the island during the decade, with a particular focus on 1976 and the celebration of the nation’s bicentennial. Special Collections Librarian Kelly Andrade and Librarian Ashley Chase curated the exhibit, having begun planning for it over a year ago as they started to consider how the library’s exhibits could

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4. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · Brooke Clifford

   Know Your City: Reviewing Coronado’s Ordinances For The Establishment Of Formula Businesses (opens the original)

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   Coronado’s downtown and business landscape is shaped by a variety of ordinances, regulations, and design guidelines as outlined within the City’s municipal code and Orange Avenue Coronado Specific Plan. Two of those ordinances deal specifically with formula restaurants and formula retailers, which were adopted in 2000. When these regulations for formula fast food restaurants and retailers were proposed and adopted, it was with the goal of regulating the volume of formula businesses in Corona

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5. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · Brooke Clifford

   Coronado City Council Discusses Ordinance Amendments & Community Events (opens the original)

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   At the Coronado City Council meeting on September 1, two ordinance amendments were introduced following updates to California state laws, followed by a discussion of the City’s application and review policy around special events. The first ordinance amendment reflects updates to regulations on accessory dwelling units (ADUs). Some of the changes included in the ordinance expand the description of ADUs to expressly include attached or detached garages, accessory structures, and some multifamily

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