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5 Saturday Must SEAS!
5 Saturday Must SEAS! Saturday, May 18 Kids to Parks Day Saturday, May 18 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM You are invited to celebrate […]
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May is Pineapple Month
Congratulations Ventura Swimwear on your 33 years at Ventura Harbor Village! Bring in a fresh pineapple, or two cans of pineapple this Saturday, May […]
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Superintendent Forecasts Future of Channel Islands National Park
Ventura, CA — As 2016 draws to a close, Channel Islands National Park Superintendent Russell Galipeau will discuss the National Park Service Centennial and provide […]
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SEA What’s New
Now Open! Lost in Socks New sock shop in Ventura Harbor Village offers a trendy boutique atmosphere with an amazing selection of socks! Unique and quality […]
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Exploring the Channel Islands by Kayak
Thursday, 7PM Shore to Sea lecture series Channel Islands National Park Visitor Center Chuck Graham, editor of DEEP Surf Magazine and kayaking guide with Channel […]
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Coastal Art & Poetry on Display at Channel Islands Visitor Center
The winning entries from this year’s California Coastal Art & Poetry Contest will be on display at the Channel Islands National Park Robert J. Lagomarsino […]
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New Commissioner Appointed to Ventura Port District Board
The Ventura City Council has appointed Nikos Valance, a local attorney, economist and lecturer at California State University Channel Islands, to his first four-year term […]
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Notice of Intent to Adopt a Mitigated Negative Declaration
Notice is hereby given that on August 7, 2015, the Ventura Port District issued a Draft Study-Mitigated Negative Declaration to identify and evaluate the potential […]
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5 Ways to Celebrate Summer at Ventura Harbor Village!
Ahhh…. summer by the seashore…Refreshing, handcrafted cocktails shared with friends and family; warm sunsets overlooking the boats and the sea; colorful scoops of ice cream […]
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Ventura Harbor Boatyard Open for Business
On Wednesday July 29, 2015 Ventura Harbor Boatyard’s 35-Ton Travelift pier and docks were struck by a 70’ seiner. The seiner apparently suffered loss of […]
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