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The news feels like a constant barrage of anger and hopelessness. Anxieties are high. The future is uncertain. But you, brave Oswegoan, aren’t thinking about any of that. You’re thinking “How can I help?” (Because that’s just the kind of community we have here.) Here are a few ideas for what you can do locally […]
Stuck at home? Feeling drained? Been watching the news *way* too much? Take a break and enjoy the arts with Arranmore Farm + Polo Club’s Artist-A-Day. Arranmore will be working with their family of artists so that they can continue to create, as well as offer audiences fun activities to help break up the days […]
Looking to treat yourself for a fair price? Need to sip and bask in some ambience? Stop by the Fox Valley Winery in Oswego after a long-day’s work or for a weekend break to enjoy a wine tasting. The tasting room is cozy, featuring a fireplace and a variety of artisan-made items–and of course, wine […]
School is back in session, which means the lawless summer days of unstructured play and festivities has come to a close. But that doesn’t mean your child’s free time can’t be spent on new ventures or hobbies any longer. The Oswegoland Park District offers over 2,500 programs annually. From acting classes to beginner’s guitar, residents […]
Did you know that a respect for sustainable growth and a healthy environment are central to the Village’s Mission Statement? Hopping on the ‘Green Train’ doesn’t have to be complicated, and small steps can lead to big, sustainable changes. Take a look at some ideas for what you can do to keep our community green […]
Did you know the Village of Oswego partners with The Conservation Foundation? Their mission is to improve the environmental health of communities in northeastern Illinois, focusing on the DuPage, Kane, Kendall, and Will counties. Recently, the non-profit land and river protection organization compiled a list of the best nature trails in the northeast area–and Oswego’s […]
Oswego’s municipal population was just shy of 1,500 in 1960, shortly before Roger Matile, Museum Director of the Little White School House, graduated from what would become known as ‘the old Oswego High School.’ Fast forward to today, Oswego sits at a population of over 30,000, with commercial and transportation expansion continuing to reflect the […]
Want to make the mornings a little less hectic? Preparing lunch for your favorite student(s) doesn’t have to be confined to the rushed PB&J. Follow these simple hacks to ensure making lunch for the day isn’t a cause for worry—or a sacrifice to nutrition. Slice up vegetables the night before Keeping these ready to serve […]
Ronald Reagan declared July National Ice Cream Month, with the 3rd Sunday becoming National Ice Cream Day. The average American eats about 20 quarts of ice cream a year―according to the International Dairy Foods Association. 1 in 5 people share ice cream with their pet. With so many signs pointing to our love of the […]
The term “rustic” oftentimes describes something made in plain or simple fashion—harboring utilitarian purposes but without much flair or frills. ‘Rustic Weddings’ are a nuptial trend taking the wedding world by storm. From barnyard ceremonies teaming with string lights to outdoor receptions where thistle and twine are abundant, such events have a clear enough design […]
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