Private Boaters Help Keep Catalina Island Afloat During Year of COVID | The Log

AVALON— Empty streets have started to bloom back to life and longer boarding lines have begun to form for the cross-channel carriers, promising signs for a busy summer season on Catalina Island afte

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Ian McCallum says:

April 19, 2021 at 11:02 am

Good article on Catalina’s recovery. Not sure visitation can be down by more that 100% since that would mean it was at zero. Maybe a typo?

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