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Olivia Powers makes national US Dance Team

$2.6 million Oswego City Hall Restoration Project complete

$30,000 grant given to Harborfest 2022

OSWEGO — Mayor Billy Barlow announced that $30,000 in grant funding will be issued to Oswego Harbor Festivals, Inc. to assist with the planning and administration of Harborfest in July

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Oswego City Council Hiring Legal Counsel To Help With Construction Project

Oswego Bookmobile receives $15,000 grant towards new bus

TextMyGov messaging system available for city of Oswego residents

Mayor Barlow announces $225,000 awarded in REVIVAL Grants to local businesses

A&J Music - $10,000 Wade’s Diner - $10,000 The Sting - $10,000 Creative Development (1850 House) - $15,000 Rooftop Lounge @ LITATRO - $15,000 Camelot Lodge (former Stone’s Building) - $15,000 David Haight of Vona’s Restaurant said, “Vona’s Restaurant and the entire Vona Family is extremely humbled and thankful for the city of Oswego’s REVIVAL Grant that has been awarded to us through Mayor Barlow and the Economic Development Office. With this grant we will be able to complete our outdoor dining project. We are grateful to our mayor and all the work he has done for our community.” Leslie Berkley, CEO of Infinity Fitness said, “we would like to thank the Mayor Billy Barlow and the city of Oswego for recognizing and helping the forgotten fitness industry during the pandemic. This grant will go a long way in helping us maintain our programs for the youth, pregnant moms, senior citizens, athletes, and anyone seeking true fitness while Infinity Fitness continues to provide the quality and service that Oswego has come to expect. Thank you very much for the support during this difficult time!”

National Grid Pipeline 55 Construction Expected To Begin In Oswego This Summer After New Plan Okayed By Common Council

Mayor Barlow announces $40,000 in funding for Oswego community organizations

OSWEGO — Mayor Billy Barlow announced that the city of Oswego is using $40,000 in funding from the American Rescue Plan to issue COVID-19 recovery grants to community organizations in the city. The organizations include the Oswego Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #5885, Oswego Elks Lodge #271, Oswego Moose Lodge #743 and the Oswego American Legion Post #268. Each lodge will receive a $10,000 grant to help recover from revenue losses, re-opening costs and building improvements associated with the pandemic. “Community organizations like the VFW, Moose Club, Elks and American Legion do so much for our city, but particularly for our local military veterans, and often at a time when they need support the most and have nowhere else to turn,” said Mayor Billy Barlow. “These organizations are more than bars or clubs; they provide sanctuary to our veterans and contribute to our community in ways many of us will never even know or understand. I’m proud to award $10,000 in grant funding to each of these organizations to help weather the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and continue offering the services our community, but particularly our veterans, rely on,” Barlow said.