Oswego Update May 16: Our heroes in blue, Move with the Mayor, Red Wanting Blue, Memorial Day Parade and free shred event

Village of Oswego sent this bulletin at 05/16/2024 07:00 PM CDT

Celebrate our heroes in blue

This National Police Week, and every week, we want to express our deepest gratitude to the brave men and women of the Oswego Police Department, both past and present, who work tirelessly to keep our community safe. Your dedication, sacrifice and commitment to serving and protecting us do not go unnoticed. Thank you for your all that you do!

Move with the Mayor this weekend

Lace-up your sneakers and join us for Move with the Mayor on May 18. Meet Village President Ryan Kauffman at Hudson Crossing Park from 4-5 p.m. for a rejuvenating walk along the Fox River Trail.

RSVP online, by email or call 630-551-2344 to secure your spot. Healthy snacks and water will be provided. Hudson Crossing Park is located at 65 N. Harrison in Oswego.

Summer fun at Venue 1012

Kickstart your summer on June 22 with the sensational sounds of Red Wanting Blue. Fresh off the release of their latest single, Goliath, this talented band is hailed as "Midwestern rock heroes" by American Songwriter and praised by Rolling Stone and Esquire. They have showcased their talent on Letterman and NPR. Don't miss your chance to witness their powerhouse performance live on stage! Learn more and buy tickets: venue1012.com

Listen to their latest single, Goliath.

Venue 1012 is located at 1012 Station Dr. near the intersection of Mill and Orchard Roads.

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American Legion Memorial Day Parade

Honor those who have fallen while serving our nation by attending the Oswego Memorial Day Parade on May 27 at 10 a.m. Each year the event is organized by American Legion Post 675.

Find your spot on the parade route: Old Traughber to Polk St. to Jackson St. to Jefferson St. crossing Route 34 to Main St., passing the Veterans Memorial to the cemetery for the Memorial Service.

Shred event

Help safeguard your personal information and prevent identity theft by taking advantage of the Oswego Police Department's free shredding event on June 29, organized by the Oswego Police Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association (OCPAAA) in partnership with the Rotary Club of Oswego.

Beginning at 9 a.m. at the Oswego Public Works Facility, up to three (3) large boxes full of papers will be accepted per car. The event ends at noon or when the shred trucks are full. The Oswego Public Works Facility is located at 100 Theodore Drive in Oswego. Learn more.

Upcoming dates

May 18 -- Move with the Mayor
May 27 -- Memorial Day; Village offices closed, garbage collection delayed by one day
May 27 –- Memorial Day Parade presented by American Legion Post 675
May 28 -- Committee of the Whole & Village Board Meetings
June 6 -- FREE Sparks Fly: The Taylor Swift Experience at Venue 1012
June 7 & 8 -- Oswego Community Yard Sale
June 11 -- Committee of the Whole & Village Board Meetings
June 13-16 -- PrairieFest
June 22 -- Red Wanting Blue at Venue 1012
June 25 -- Committee of the Whole & Village Board Meetings
June 27 -- Movies Under the Stars presents Wonka (2023)
June 29 –- FREE shred event

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