Village of Oswego Seeks Members for Numerous Village Commissions and Committees
All applicants must reside in Oswego.
All applicants must reside in Oswego.
All of the family-feature films are rated G or PG.
What goes together better than a movie and popcorn? A movie and a park (although the popcorn is always a great addition). The Village of Oswego's Cultural Arts Commission is once more hosting "Movies in the Park" for your free viewing pleasure during the summer months. The films are all rated G or PG for a family-friendly flick. They begin around 8:30 p.m. or whenever it is "dusk" and dark enough for the film at the Village Green Park, located behind the Oswego Post office. You'll want to remember to bring lawn chairs, snacks and blankets to enjoy the movie. The first film kicks off on June 5, just a few weeks away. Check out the full line up with a summary of each film and start planning your summer Wednesdays. June 5 – “Tangled” Rated …
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All applicants must reside in Oswego.
The following is from the Village of Oswego: The Village of Oswego is seeking applicants for the following Village Commissions and Committees: Plan Commission, Oswego Historic Preservation Commission, Environmentally Conscious Oswego Commission (ECO), Cultural Arts Commission and the Women’s Topics Committee. All applicants must be at least 18 years of age and must reside in the Village of Oswego for all commissions. Applications are available at Village Hall, 100 Parkers Mill, Oswego; Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Interested individuals can also download the application from the Village’s website atwww.oswegoil.org. Please click on the “Forms and Applications” link to download a copy of the application for each commission or …
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Despite a last minute change in venue, the 2013 Wine on the Fox festival was a big success.
The 2013 Wine on the Fox festival took place on May 4 and 5 at Oswego Village Hall. The festival is usually held at Hudson Crossing Park, but was moved this year due to recent flooding. Despite the location switch, the Wine on the Fox still saw success with around 3,500 people turn out. The event was sponsored by the Village of Oswego with partnership from the Oswego Tourism Bureau and the Oswegoland Park District. Fox Valley Winery of Oswego served as the host winery for the festival. Wine on the Fox featured twenty different local wineries, food, live music, and an assortment of local craft vendors. Musical acts included Trio, Lincoln Don’t Lie, Anthony Snape, and Shirley King on Saturday, and Jeff & Kurt, Copy Cat, and The Next Level on…
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The approval comes after a previous vote in July 2012 that retained the ban on video gambling machines in Oswego.
Nearly a year after the Village of Oswego board voted to uphold a law banning video gambling in the village, video gambling machines will now be permitted in select bars, taverns, restaurants and social businesses. The approval comes from a 4-2 vote in favor of amending the village code regarding a 2009 state law that made it legal for municipalities to have video gambling but allowed individual municipalities to opt out. In July 2012 the Village of Oswego voted 3-2 with one vote of present to not repeal the ban. Village business owners of taverns and bars have been vocal in their support of allowing video gambling in the Village, with representatives from the Oswego Inn and the American Legion telling the Village that they need to be able…
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11:32 am on Saturday, May 11, 2013
People should be able to do whatever they want, including gambling. HOWEVER, if they ever need gov't assistance in the future that takes money from other taxpayers then it should be declined. How many people who gamble have receive mortgage forgiveness for which the rest of us have paid for?   more ›
Both roads will be closed as result to damage to their bridges from last week’s flooding.
Looks like we’re going to be going the long way around Oswego for a while. Both the Wolf’s Crossing Road bridge and the Adams Street bridge are out of commission due to the flooding last week and are expected to be closed for several months, according to Oswego Police. Sign up for our daily e-mail newsletter Follow the Oswego Patch on Facebook. Wolf’s Crossing Road will be closed between Route 71 and Southbury Boulevard Road for the next several months. A detour route, as provided by the Oswego Police, is as follows: Eastbound Wolf’s Crossing Road: Eastbound Route 34 from the intersection of Wolf’s Crossing Road/Route 34/Route 71 to southbound Douglas Road back to Wolf’s Crossing Road Westbound Wolf’s Crossing Road: From the intersection …
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4:38 pm on Friday, April 26, 2013
And just put in some photos of the bridge (supports) courtesy of the Oswego Police!   more ›
We have a variety of choices for indoor play.
A chance of rain is forecast for all of the next seven days except one. The temperatures are warming, but being stuck inside because of the rain might make our Midwestern Spring fever even worse. This is likely especially true for kids. So we have given you our choice for what to do indoors to pass the time.
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An update on subdivision that are still undergoing first round of removals, new trees to be planted soon.
By now most of Oswego is familiar with the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB). The beetle showed itself in Oswego in September of 2010 and has continued to burrows itself into Ash trees throughout the village, killing them from the inside. The Village has been cutting down infected trees in all public places and parkways and well over 1,000 trees have already been removed. Sign up for our daily e-mail newsletter Follow the Oswego Patch on Facebook. Russ Garcia, Public Works Supervisor of Grounds Operations, said there are still several subdivisions that will be undergoing a first round of removal of ash trees. They are: Victoria Meadows, Farmington Lakes, River Run, Park Place, River Mist, Churchill, Ogden Falls, Kings Brook Crossing, Ashcroft Place…
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10:16 am on Thursday, April 18, 2013
I have to say our parkway ash was removed last fall and quickly replaced with a nice-sized tree of , as yet, unknown species. I guess we'll see what kind of leaves emerge to reveal its identity...   more ›
The annual film festival will take place on April 19 at 7 p.m.
LUNAFEST®, the fundraising film festival dedicated to promoting awareness about women's issues will be hosted this year on Friday, April 19 at 7 p.m. The Village of Oswego Women’s Topics Committee is putting on the event for its fifth year in Oswego, although the venue has changed. Patty Lariviere, the women’s topics committee liaison for LUNAFEST, said this year the venue has moved to the Copley Theater in Aurora at North Island Center and 8 East Galena Boulevard. “LUNAFEST has just grown so much that we’ve sadly outgrown Oswego,” she said. The event previously was held at Pearce’s Ford at Fox Bend and about 100 people attended. Lariviere said between the seating, the h'orderves and vendors it was getting crowded. So far Lariviere said …
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Read about this business, whose owner just claimed their listing on Oswego Patch.
We would like to welcome Balanced Body Chiropractic to the Patch community! When a local business interacts with Patch by claiming its listing, we like to say thank you with a short question-and-answer session to help community members get to know the business. Contact us if you're interested in having your business featured here. Patch recently chatted with Kristen Accardo, DC at Balanced Body Chiropractic : What does Balanced Body Chiropractic offer? I offer gentle chiropractic care, with most techniques not involving "popping” or “cracking” which some find uncomfortable. I treat the whole person, which sometimes means coordinating care with my patients’ M.D., resulting in a total health care solution. Part of treating the whole person …
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Theresa
5:44 pm on Friday, May 17, 2013
That would be a nice option. It's a shame more theaters don't have fun with showing classic movies.   more ›