This Veterans Day, we pause to honor and thank every man and woman who has served our country. Your service, sacrifice, and strength continue to inspire us all. At the Oswego Historical Society Museum, we believe gratitude means more when it becomes connection — by taking time to ask, listen, and learn from the veterans in our lives. Join us this Saturday, November 15, from 10 AM–2 PM for our Veterans Story Day: Voices of Service at the museum (805 Barker Dr., Oswego). Enjoy coffee, conversation

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