Ventura Harbor Commissioner Everard Ashworth shares his vision for the coastal city’s future

VENTURA COUNTY—Everard Ashworth, Commissioner and Chairman of the Ventura Harbor Commission, says there is one thing he and his adult children all have in common: They all live in a close proximity to the water. This conversation between The Log and Ashworth sparked the importance of not only the ocean’s...

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Vince Salazar says:

February 16, 2019 at 10:06 am

Thank you for this article. Can you/we add more garbage cans and more Recycling bins to our beaches please? If not, what would it take to do this? Thank you for all you do! – Vince Salazar

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