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Business moving slowly after Oistins Bay Gardens reopens

Business moving slowly after Oistins Bay Gardens reopens

June 9, 2025
1:44 pm

Oistins Bay Garden is officially back in business.

That’s the message from Kemar Harris, President of the Bay Gardens, as he urges patrons to return amid ongoing complaints from vendors about a slow rebound following Friday’s oil spill.

Mr. Harris told Starcom Network News that while cleanup efforts have been nonstop since the incident, the flow of patrons have dropped significantly.

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