Keep Coronado Surfing Academy at the Hotel Del Coronado
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Keith Marinics
3 years ago
I hate to see our Coronado community get consumed by multi-billionaire corporations. We must stand-together to stop the aggressive momentum from “community” to corporation!
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Lindsay Maphet
3 years ago
Teevan is a known and respected Coronado resident and GREAT at what he does. The fact that the Del was looking elsewhere for a surf experience is quite disheartening and another example of how they are making continued poor decisions. I do NOT agree with this latest decision and do not support it whatsoever.
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Tracy Gibson
3 years ago
Agree!
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Please support local!
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Lori Barefield
3 years ago
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We want to keep Teevan! Please! He is a Coronado Islander! My boys loved taking surfing lessons from him! Teevan has earned the business & respect of the community. Let’s RESPECT OUR LOCALS PLEASE.
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Hunter
3 years ago
Keep it local
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Yvonne Kuhn
3 years ago
Why is the new Hotel Del Coronado being so ignorant?
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Maris Dunn Yaple
3 years ago
Keep Coronado Surf Academy and Teevan McManus contract with the Del honored.
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Jeanmarie Bond
3 years ago
This is absurd that a local company would be usurped by an unknown entity from Hawaii. I'm outraged.
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Debbie Cito
3 years ago
Keep it local!
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Kellee Jackson
3 years ago
What a disgrace! I’ve lived in Coronado for only 12 years, but I’ve seen The Hotel Del push so many things out of the way. They’re taking over the entire beach! Disgusting!
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holly baird
3 years ago
Hotel Del should be ashamed...not cool!!!
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Steve Nielson
3 years ago
Our city allows the hotel to encroach on our beaches, Blackstone should realize this and support our local business wherever possible.
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Beth Mulcahy Elardo and John Elardo
3 years ago
Our family of 4 supports Teevan McManus and Coronado Surfing Academy and asks Hotel Del Coronado to reverse their decision and bring Teevan and CSA back to Hotel Del Coronado. Support local but Teevan and CSA are truly the best too!!!
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Sean Franks
3 years ago
Please support the local surfing community.
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Erin Ayres
3 years ago
LFG CSA!!
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Larry
3 years ago
Just can’t imagine if this situation was reversed! Teevan 100%!
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Maximus
3 years ago
Keep it
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Abbey
3 years ago
Because
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Mike Gillard
3 years ago
Teevan is a class act and I support him 100 percent
I hate to see our Coronado community get consumed by multi-billionaire corporations. We must stand-together to stop the aggressive momentum from “community” to corporation!
Teevan is a known and respected Coronado resident and GREAT at what he does. The fact that the Del was looking elsewhere for a surf experience is quite disheartening and another example of how they are making continued poor decisions. I do NOT agree with this latest decision and do not support it whatsoever.
Agree!
Please support local!
We want to keep Teevan! Please! He is a Coronado Islander! My boys loved taking surfing lessons from him! Teevan has earned the business & respect of the community. Let’s RESPECT OUR LOCALS PLEASE.
Keep it local
Why is the new Hotel Del Coronado being so ignorant?
Keep Coronado Surf Academy and Teevan McManus contract with the Del honored.
This is absurd that a local company would be usurped by an unknown entity from Hawaii. I'm outraged.
Keep it local!
What a disgrace! I’ve lived in Coronado for only 12 years, but I’ve seen The Hotel Del push so many things out of the way. They’re taking over the entire beach! Disgusting!
Hotel Del should be ashamed...not cool!!!
Our city allows the hotel to encroach on our beaches, Blackstone should realize this and support our local business wherever possible.
Our family of 4 supports Teevan McManus and Coronado Surfing Academy and asks Hotel Del Coronado to reverse their decision and bring Teevan and CSA back to Hotel Del Coronado. Support local but Teevan and CSA are truly the best too!!!
Please support the local surfing community.
LFG CSA!!
Just can’t imagine if this situation was reversed! Teevan 100%!
Keep it
Because
Teevan is a class act and I support him 100 percent