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Whether it's drinks or food, Old City Hall has specials almost every single night.

     iHeart Oswego visited the H. Lee White Marine Museum this past weekend to visit the Oswego Lighthouse Exhibit.

     In March, I ate my first crêpe in a small cafe in the busy city of Paris, France. 

     It was a cheese crêpe shaped in a rectangular form. Fluffy, light and filling. 

     Since that trip, I haven’t tasted a crêpe, I didn’t even know they were offered at Oswego. To my delightful surprise, I found The Oswego Tea Company prepares crêpes just like the ones in Paris. 

     The first time I went to The Oswego Tea Company, I ordered a cheese-stuffed crêpe with cherry topping and whipped cream. I took a bite and I was suddenly in Paris again.  

     I drowned it in syrup and voilà! I had the perfect crêpe, right here in Oswego. 

     The cuisine in The Oswego Tea Company is tasty, starting with their crêpes and ending with their array of coffees. 

     And that’s another reason I heart Oswego.

     The Midway Drive-In Theater is in day three of its T-shirt fundraiser. 

Major James Purvis, Oswego Salvation Army, returned to Oswego Rotary yesterday. The Major, a former Oswego Rotary member, now a Fulton member, updated members on "what's new at the Army".

Oswego Rotary celebrated the holidays Tuesday. Club member Randy Zeigler and his wife Kate sang a variety of classic holiday songs along with Megan Smith and her mother on keyboards Beth Smith.

     There have been several days of reflection, mourning, condolences, and discussions with my two children and probable heirs of the Midway.

     The following message from Midway Drive In owner John Nagelschmidt provides an update about progress to fund the rebuilding effort for the Midway.

     Rick Sivers is back! The 50-year member of the Oswego Players, Inc., has returned to Oswego and will be giving a single staged version of his Brother Harmonious character in the Frances Marion Brown Theater in the Oswego Arts Center on Sunday, Aug. 3 at 2 p.m.