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Commercial fishing infrastructure needs gains traction with Santa Barbara City Council

SANTA BARBARA—The Santa Barbara City Council at their Aug. 4 meeting assigned two councilmembers to be part of the Harbor Commission’s Commercial Fishing Subcommittee. Councilmembers Mike Jordan and Eric Friedman

Lindsey Glasgow August 20, 2020

Commercial fishing infrastructure needs gains traction with Santa Barbara City Council

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