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. >> mckenna ganley says. in a way, the collapse brought visitors to the wharf. >> we've had a lot more, i think, business during our slow season in comparison, because of the fact that people are trying to help out the local businesses that are here that know that they've had a hard time sparks a joy in my heart, knowing that this place is still up and running and like that. we had so much support and love from people all around different areas from like san jose, like monterey. >> despite the stormy weather, san leandro resident cynthia passion wanted to spend her birthday on the wharf. >> we went here to have a cocktail and just walk around here, i bought some. >> passion, bought marini's candies as far as the wharf. she hopes officials will repair it. >> they need to fix it before it all falls in. >> since its reopening, officials have said the wharf is safe. an engineering assessment stated there's no structural damage other than the area that collapsed. as far as what's next, santa cruz officials have no

. >> mckenna ganley says.a way, the collapse brought visitors to the wharf. >> we've had a lot more, i think, business during our slow season in comparison, because of the fact that people are trying to help out the local businesses that are here that know that they've had a hard time sparks a joy in my heart, knowing that this place is still up and running and like that. we had so much support and love from people all around different areas from like san jose, like monterey. >> despite the stormy weather, san leandro resident cynthia passion wanted to spend her birthday on the wharf. >> we went here to have a cocktail and just walk around here, i bought some. >> passion, bought marini's candies as far as the wharf. she hopes officials will repair it. >> they need to fix it before it all falls in. >> since its reopening, officials have said the wharf is safe. an engineering assessment stated there's no structural damage other than the area that collapsed. as far as what's next, santa cruz officials have not sa

. >> mckenna ganley says. in a way, the collapse brought visitors to the wharf. >> we've had a lot more, i think, business during our slow season in comparison, because of the fact that people are trying to help out the local businesses that are here that know that they've had a hard time sparks a joy in my heart, knowing that this place is still up and running and like that. we had so much support and love from people all around different areas, like san jose, like monterey. >> despite the stormy weather, san leandro resident cynthia passion wanted to spend her birthday on the wharf. >> we went here to have a cocktail and just walk around here. i bought some. >> passion, bought marini's candies as far as the wharf. she hopes officials will repair it. >> they need to fix it before it all falls in. >> since its reopening, officials have said the wharf is safe. an engineering assessment stated there's no structural damage other than the area that collapsed. as far as what's next, santa cruz officials have not sa

. >> mckenna ganley says in a way, the collapse brought visitors to the wharf. >> we've had a lot more think, business during our slow season in comparison, because of the fact that people are trying to help out the local businesses that are here that know that they've had a hard time sparks a joy in my heart, knowing that this place is still up and running and like that. we had so much support and love from people all around different areas from like san jose, like monterey. >> despite the stormy weather, san leandro resident cynthia passion wanted to spend her birthday on the wharf. >> we went here to have a cocktail and just walk around here, i bought some. >> passion, bought marini's candies as far as the wharf. she hopes officials will repair it. >> they need to fix it before it all falls in. >> since its reopening, officials have said the wharf is safe and engineering assessment stated there's no structural damage other than the area that collapsed. >> as far as what's next, santa cruz officials have not said whether they plan on repairing the part of the wharf that collapsed or