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Photo provided by Mayor Barlow 39 office.OSWEGO 鈥?Mayor Billy Barlow announced today another round of the Buy One Get One BOGO Blizzard Bucks coupon program will go on sale on Thursday, February 17, to incentivize residents to shop locally and support small businesses in Oswego.The BOGO prog stanley cup ram partners city government with local businesses to offer store deals and dining discounts. For $25, residents will receive $50 in Blizzard Bucks gift cards to be used at participating local retailers and restaurants. This matched funding will be provided by the City of Oswego, using $25,000 in funding from the federal governments American Rescue Plan. We are happy to be able to hold another round of the popular Buy One Get One Blizzard Bucks program in February stanley cups to help businesses and give residents another opportunity at local deals and special discounts, Barl stanley cup ow said. February is typically a very slow time for local business owners, so a mid-winter BOGO round will help to incentivize residents to get out and shop local during a critical time. placement_509781_0_iwidth:100%;margin:0 auto;Two thousand Blizzard Bucks certificates will go on sale on Thursday, February 17, at 4 p.m. in the City of Oswego Visitors Center located at 201 W. 1st St. next to Noras.Certificates will be on sale until theyre sold out on a first come-first-served basis. Certificates may be purchased with cash only. The visitors center will stay open until 8 p.m. on February 17. If all certificates are |
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