The eighteenth annual Oswego CROP walk raised over $7,000 for the Kendall County Food Pantry and other hunger-fighting agencies.
Snapshot: Over 100 Turned Out for Annual CROP Walk
Walk benefitted the Kendall County Food Pantry and other hunger-fighting agencies.
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Donna October 2, 2012 at 12:23 pm
It was such a beautiful day for this years CROP walk. Thank you to everyone who made this event such a success. Kathy Davis, thank you for all you do for CROP. CROP helps to support our local food pantry, nation & international areas of devastation, as well as helping underdeveloped areas to learn trades that help maintain life & support themselves.
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Natalie Stevens (Editor) June 18, 2013 at 03:40 pm
Absolutely love the llama's smile! Thanks for posting!
Rebecca Moon June 18, 2013 at 12:21 pm
Any tween bicycles? Any bunk beds?
Definitely interested in the recliner and the glasses.
Natalie Stevens (Editor) June 17, 2013 at 02:23 pm
Thanks so much for sharing Rebecca! Great pictures!
Dustin Tracy June 15, 2013 at 09:49 pm
Opinion - I have a fulltime job. My wife has a fulltime job. Our kids are in school and very busy.…Read More We were taught to vote and those elected to the board of education hires a superintendent and the superintendent manages the school district. We know several board members from the past and two current board members.
Hiring administrators? The board approves.
Hiring new staff? The board approves.
Purchasing computers. The board approves. (And we need more!)
The answers to all of your questions? The board is elected by us to do a job. Let them do it. The supt is hired by the board to do a job. Let him do it. I don't have the time or the desire to know everything. That is why I helped HIRE (elect) the board of education.
We hear from many in our neighborhood and the replacements are needed because this district needs some changes. Side by side comparisons? Really? That is the job of the board of education. We hear great things are happening. Let's all get behind the new people and show support.
Thank you and this is just our opinion.
Joe Smith June 17, 2013 at 12:23 am
The school district and park district basically run this town. If you don't like it, leave. That's…Read More the way it has been for 20 years and it isn't going to change.
Anytime there is talk of voting down one of their major referendums, the ensuing debate becomes very predictable. Most notably, they threaten to go nuclear and cut sports and the band and that scares residents into shelling out the cash. Remember when the OHS band went to the Rose Bowl parade years ago? There was a referendum not long after that where they said the band would be cut if it didn't pass. Those are the politics these leaches play. And I call them leaches because that's all they are. They suck the blood (property tax cash) from Oswego.
There are sooooo many things from over the years I could write here. One that really stands out is a full color booklet that was sent to residents explaining that the Oswego school system was lagging behind and that they needed more money. It was later determined that a construction company paid for the booklet to be sent out. So basically they were trying to convince Oswego residents undercover that we needed more schools..... for them to get the contracts to build.
And don't even get me started on the Oswego Ledger newspaper, which has the reach to set the record straight on a lot of things. They are great for coverage of area events and whatnot, but their political coverage has always been a disgrace. I've often wondered if the local government has the paper in their back pocket. That was as of a few years ago. I haven't given them my money since then. Maybe it has changed. If so, I would gladly subscribe again.
If you go out into the community and talk about the property taxes and where they are going, everyone agrees that something needs to be done. Don't be fooled by the extremely vocal minority that shows up online (such as on this page) to support the way things currently are.