Optimist Club of Coronado

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Optimist Club of Coronado conducts positive service projects aimed at providing a helping hand to our youth.

10/31/2026

Halloween Happenings always such fun 🤩

10/25/2026

City Council candidates did a great job at our meeting. This week please join in the progressive dinner party! Talk with Erin and Renee😎

10/22/2026

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CORONADO CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES: MEET THE PEOPLE WHO WANT TO REPRESENT YOU!
Your City. Your Community. Your Voice.
The
Coronado Optimist Club
invites the public to a special morning meeting featuring a panel of
Coronado City Council candidates
This is a wonderful opportunity to hear directly from the candidates, learn about their perspectives, and become better informed about the people seeking to shape Coronado's future.
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Thursday, October 22, 2026
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7:00 AM – 8:00 AM
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Triton Room, Coronado Community Center
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Featured Panel: Coronado City Council Candidates
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
Local government matters, and an informed community makes a stronger community. Join us for an engaging morning of civic conversation.
Bring a neighbor, invite a friend, and start your day by getting involved in Coronado's future!

Send a message to learn more

10/14/2026

Dont miss this week's meeting!2026 Coronado School Board Candidates
Four candidates — Margaret “Peggy” Duncan, Alexia Palacios‑Peters, Malachy Sandie, and Kaye McCormick Schneider — are running for three open seats on the Coronado Unified School District (CUSD) board of trustees in the November 3, 2026 general election

10/01/2026

Don’t forget tomorrow meeting is at VFW to welcome our new board!Thank you

09/16/2026

Don’t miss the Optimists meeting!
Tomorrow morning!

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09/08/2026

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On September 11, 2001, the FDNY responded to the World Trade Center with an unprecedented mobilization.

A total of 121 engine companies and 62 ladder companies were deployed to the World Trade Center, along with fire officers and specialized personnel.

All off-duty firefighters were recalled as the department mobilized its available resources to respond to the unfolding disaster.

In the end, 343 FDNY members were ki*led that day. The losses reached every level of the department, including Chief of Department Peter J. Ganci Jr., First Deputy Commissioner William M. Feehan, assistant chiefs, fire marshals, chaplains and members of numerous fire companies.

The department’s losses were spread across 75 firehouses, with at least one member ki*led from each.

Entire companies lost multiple members. Families lost fathers, sons, brothers and husbands. The FDNY lost colleagues who had run toward the danger while millions of others were trying to escape it.

And the sacrifice did not end on September 11. Hundreds of FDNY members have since di*d from illnesses linked to their work at the World Trade Center site, with the department continuing to add their names to its memorial.

Artwork by : Casey W. Dawson ( facebook.com/cdawson87 )

09/08/2026

Thursday morning meeting no specific speaker scheduled. Don’t ever forget Patriots Day 9/11

08/30/2026

This week is an evening meeting our speaker is:
Dr. Eric Westreich

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Coronado, CA
92118

Website

https://optimistclubofcoronado.org/

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