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This weeks meeting guest were Christine Hollis and Kate Miller from Williams Travel Plus. Thank you ladies for all of the travel information and myths. Very informative! ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to our Rotarian, Juliet Hilburn! ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations Juliet
Congrats!
Juliet, Congratulations!
Join us at the Oil City Marina at 6pm on 9/11 as we dedicate the peace poles created for our city by local artists, Kay Woods and Marcy Hall. Bring a chair and help us promote peace! ... See MoreSee Less
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Today’s meeting focused on health and how UPMC and Adagio are there for us. Thank you to Kari Kinney, UPMC NW Stroke Program, and Brandi Grove and Jessica McNellie, Adagio Health in Seneca. Very informative! ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you for having us!
At today’s meeting we celebrated Bob Cross and his years of “service above self” with the Oil City Rotary Club. We wish him and Nancy the best in their move to Erie. The club showed their appreciation with helping him earn his 2nd Paul Harris and a Rotary watch. ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations, Bob! Oil City will miss you!
Congratulations Bob!
Well deserved. You are already so missed. Enjoy your next chapter
Lisa Winger from AseraCare spoke to the Oil City Rotary Club today about the services offered by AseraCare. Thank you for all you do for the community, Lisa! ... See MoreSee Less
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Lisa is amazing and AseraCare is a wonderful organization
Today we had County Commissioner, Albert "Chip" Abramovic, as our guest speaker. He spoke to the Oil City Rotary Club on projects the county commissioners are working on, latest land and development projects, and county updates. Thank you so much, Chip! ... See MoreSee Less
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🤩One of the Franklin Rotary Club’s projects is spearheading the effort and raising funds to create a No-Leash dog Park for the Franklin area's citizens, visitors, and pets.
Dog Parks are wildly popular in many communities across our nation. A recent survey counted over 6000 such active parks in the U.S. where owners can safely allow their dogs to run free without worrying about their running away, being injured in traffic, or disturbing wildlife.
Many of our fellow citizens believe our area deserves a quality dog park. We have asked for and received permission from the City Council to proceed with fundraising and
planning for a dog park at the site of the old Franklin Hospital next to the Miller-Sibley recreation area.
However, final approval to begin construction will not be given until all funding is secured. Our vision is to create a park with separate areas for large and small dogs, shade pavilions, benches,
handicapped access, and a water source. The cost of our project is currently estimated to be approximately $120,000, with fencing accounting for more than half of the total.
We’re hopeful of breaking ground in 2025 if we receive enough community support from fundraising efforts and donations. Donations to our tax-deductible foundation would be gratefully accepted and should be noted as for ‘Dog Park”.
Franklin Rotary Foundation
c/o Corey Ritchey
1283 Liberty St., Ste 300
Franklin, PA 16323
The photo included is an inspirational rendering of what we hope this park will look like upon completion. *
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Today’s special speaker for Rotary was Mr. David Eames! He talked about his life and his passion for books! Getting to know influential people in our own community is one of the many perks of Rotary! 🤩 ... See MoreSee Less
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I enjoyed his talk. He is an interesting guy!