OCEANSIDE—The economic fallout of the Covid-19 pandemic has been widespread, the ripple effects spreading to just about every industry in the world. There has been no shortage of news stories of the
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This is a wonderful idea for Oceanside! I remember my mother going down to get fish at the Newport Beach Dory Fisherman’s Market back in the 90s! She brought back salmon and swordfish wrapped in newspaper! Fresher than fresh! Let’s go for it! Dr. C
I love the idea!my wife and I are Southern California natives and we’ve lived here in Oceanside since 1983 !we say do it!
I look forward to seeing expanded coverage on this proposal. I’m all for it. A limited schedule seems to be just another jewel in the crown of Oceanside and San Diego County generally. It seems to be a good idea. I’d like to learn more about the offering. Boating and sea education is really important so is fresh food that supports tourism, local eatery options and economically invested local fisher-people. This could be a good chapter in the Oceanside story!
I think this is an amazing idea!! It would help local fisherman, create additional jobs and revenue for the city, supply Oceanside residents and tourists with FRESH fish!!! Currently we have to drive about an hour to SD or purchase from a very small, select few restaurants that offer fresh fish.
Just the thought of this makes me happy! I definitely recommend and support this idea.. We need this!!! PLEASE… Oceanside Harbors and Beach Advisory Committee, Support and Recommend this!!! Our city NEEDS this!!! Thank you in advance.
Christopher Caserta
Oceanside resident since 82’
WOW! What a great idea! Coordinate it with Thursday’s downtown market and the public could be rest assured of “Fresh” fish!
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Yes… youll fit right in.. Especially after this COVIC …. Will all be out to TO EAT…
Wishing you the BEST..
Finally! We need a fish market badly! This is going to be a great asset to our community! Driving to San Diego to get fresh fish is such a pain with the traffic and it’s getting worse. Therefore, having our own fish market will be a plus for our city.
Cara