Oswego Village Board

At their Sept. 19 Village Board meeting, trustees reviewed plans to build a gas station with six gas pumps along with a small multi-tenant-style building that would contain a convenience store, a fast-food restaurant with a drive-through and two additional spaces for lease (800 s

Bastin started with the Oswego Police Department in 2005 as a patrol officer and has worked his way through the ranks.

Jason Bastin was sworn in as the new police chief after Oswego village trustees unanimously approved his appointment at their Sept. 19 Village Board meeting. He has served as interim chief since the retirement of former Police Chief Jeff Burgner on June 13.

Oswego village trustees are moving ahead with a plan to allow non-Oswego residents to buy school parking permits.

Permits cost $400 per year and each zone has a limit of 25 permits available.

At the Aug. 22 Oswego Village Board meeting, village trustees approved a special use permit so Mixed Market Thrift can open in a building at 27 Stonehill Road, Unit A, in the Stonehill Business Park.

Last year, the Village Board approved an ordinance which limits on-street parking during school hours in specified zones but allows parking permits to be purchased by village of Oswego residents who don’t live in the specified zone.

Oswego residents could see their water and sewer rates increase in future years to help pay for the village’s share of bringing Lake Michigan water to Oswego.

Plans to build more than 300 new single-family houses near Wolfs Crossing Road in Oswego are moving forward.

Nine-year-old Oswego youngster Caden Stagl decided the village needed a new flag.

Staff presented trustees with different options, including putting a cap on the number of video gaming licenses, putting a cap on the number of gaming cafes, putting a cap on the number of gaming licenses for gas stations and convenience stores and putting a cap on the number of

Oswego village trustees recently renewed their discussion on whether to implement restrictions on video gaming in an attempt to reduce its proliferation in the village.

Vasa Fitness is set to move into the 65,636-square-foot building after making $4 million in interior and exterior renovations.

The Oswego Village Board has given the green light to acquiring two houses to expand the village’s commercial base.

Newly-installed traffic signals are set to be turned on July 27 in downtown Oswego as part of a $1.3 million project.