Eye On Oshkosh: Free event about discussing a taboo subject

Monday, March 24, 2014

Free event about discussing a taboo subject

This event is something anyone could benefit from - whether for ourselves or an aging parent, grandparent, or other loved one.

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Like the award-winning cable access program "Eye on Oshkosh," this companion web site presents issues, opinions, news and events which affect people in the city of Oshkosh and surrounding areas. The opinions expressed herein or on our cable access show are ours and those of guests or web site participants - both anonymous and otherwise. They are not necessarily shared by our crew, sponsors, or guests, our web designer, or anyone connected with Oshkosh Community Access Television or the City of Oshkosh. That being said, we welcome your comments, submissions and participation in online polls. You may participate in our polls and read items published here without being a registered user, but in order to add comments, you must register using either a real or ficticious name. NOTE TO ALL POSTERS: Anything posted on this site can be removed at the discretion of the site administrator. Specifically, comments of a slanderous/libelous, obscene, profane or otherwise offensive nature will be removed. If you have something constructive to contribute to a discussion, feel free. But all comments are subject to review and/or removal if deemed offensive or inappropriate. We offer several links here to other useful, thought-provoking web sites. We assume no responsibility, however, for any of the content on those sites, nor they on this one. Thanks for visiting Eye on Oshkosh.com. We look forward to hearing from you at eyeonoshkosh@gmail.com and having you visit us regularly.

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Monday, March 24, 2014

Free event about discussing a taboo subject

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