NEWSLETTER
u SUMMER 2025 u
SUMMER CRUISE NIGHTS
are back in downtown Oswego By Patricia M. Szpekowski
Business & Industry United For A Better Community
WHAT’S INSIDE: BRIGHT FUTURE
Kevin Leighty highlights Oswego’s economic development
75 YEARS OF PARKS
Oswegoland Park District celebrates its past and future
I
t’s all about the chrome, the classics and the community as the summer Cruise Nights bring life to downtown Oswego. Brought to you by the Oswego Area Chamber of Commerce, make sure you mark your calendars today so you won’t miss the laid-back, casual family fun. The Cruise Nights will take place on June 18, July 16, August 20 and September 17 from 5-8 p.m. at Byline Bank of Oswego at 10 South Madison St.
NEW EXPANSION
Freddie’s Off the Chain grows from food truck to restaurant
“It’s the third year for our Cruise Nights,” said Tom Leverich of Hometowne Insurance Services, Inc., who serves as volunteer coordinator of the event. “The best thing about the Cruise Nights is that
they are local and in town with great cars and great people. Last year we had over 100 cars and this year we expect about 200-plus.” The success of Cruise Nights is due in no small part to the unwavering support of local businesses and sponsors who believe in the power of community. Leverich adds that the sponsors serve as volunteers for the shows, too. This year’s Cruise Night sponsors include: Andersen Plumbing and Heating; Byline Bank of Oswego; Garage Kings Geneva/Oswego; Hennessy’s River View FORD; Hometowne Insurance Services, Inc.; and music provided by Carousel Sound Company. u Continued on page 4