Year In Review: Chamber's Top 5 Stories

From addressing Oxnard's homeless crisis to celebrating the city's best of the best, what stories interested our readers the most? Here are the Oxnard Chamber's top 5 stories of 2019.

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1. Battling the Issues of Homelessness in Oxnard

For Oxnard-based businesses dealing with the day-to-day impacts of homelessness, the issue is volatile. Read Oxnard City Manager Alex Nguyen's conversation with Chamber Chair Stacy Miller to find out how the city is taking action.
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2. Meet the 2019 Community & Business Awards winners

In April, the Oxnard Chamber hosted its annual Community & Business Awards, which honor outstanding individuals, businesses and organizations that make Oxnard a wonderful community to live, work and do business in.
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3. Oxnard Chamber Announces its 2020 Officers

In December, the Oxnard Chamber Board of Directors elected the 2020 Officers who will represent the Chamber's Executive Committee.
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4. ​Chamber Takes OPPOSE Position on Five Local Measures

The Oxnard Chamber's Board of Directors and Political Action Committee have both voted to oppose five local measures currently being circulated for signature gathering in our community. The Board believes each measure will have a negative impact on city operations, should voters pass them.
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5. ​City of Oxnard Working with Businesses: A Win-Win-Win

"It’s important that we continue to look for ways to make doing business in the city of Oxnard easier,” says Jeff Lambert, Oxnard’s Community Development Director. Chamber Chair Stacy Miller shares how removing age restrictions at Oxnard craft breweries was a victory for the city, businesses and customers.
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