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Owosso Historical Commission approves September Home Tour and Castle 250th birthday event
Summary
At its June 8 meeting the Owosso Historical Commission approved plans for a September Home Tour and unanimously approved holding a 250th birthday event at Curwood Castle, with the City Manager slated to read the Declaration of Independence.
The Owosso Historical Commission on June 8 approved plans for a September Home Tour and unanimously agreed to host a 250th birthday celebration at Curwood Castle, with the City Manager scheduled to read the Declaration of Independence.
The motion to approve the event was made by Commissioner Rachel Osmer and supported by Commissioner Bill Moull; commissioners voted by voice and the motion passed. The approval came during the Commission’s Items of Business discussion, which also included a brief conversation about hanging a patriotic banner and placing a sign to note ongoing construction at the Castle.
The meeting opened and immediately handled routine business: the agenda for June 8 was approved on a motion by Commissioner Steve Teich, supported by Commissioner Bill Moull, and the May 11 minutes were approved on a motion by Commissioner Rachel Osmer, supported by Commissioner Moull; both votes were by voice.
Amy Fuller, who reviewed the Commission’s revenue and expense report earlier in the meeting, raised the question about hosting the 250th event and the proposed reading by the City Manager. The Commission did not detail funding sources or a final event program at this meeting.
The Commission set its next meeting for Monday, July 13, 2026, at 6:00 p.m.; Chairman Lance Little adjourned the June 8 meeting at 6:54 p.m.
