Hometown Guide

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Hometown Guide

Community Center
www.sharonville.org
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Public Works 4
Fire Department 6
Police Department 7
Health Department 8
Convention Center
10
Building and Planning 12
Fine Arts Center
13
Chamber of Commerce
14
Tax Department16
Administration18
Community Center19
EMERGENCY
POLICE, FIRE, EMS
Poison Control Bethesda Hospital, North
Mercy Hospital, South University Hospital West Chester Hospital
911
558-5111
865-1111
870-7000
584-1000
298-3000
SHARONVILLE ORGANIZATIONS
Cardinal Chapter #140 OES
Federated Women’s Club
Fire Department Club
Kiwanis Club
Knights of Columbus
Leon Acres Garden Club
Masonic Temple Lodge #204 Republican Club
Senior Citizen’s Club
Sharonville Chamber of Commerce
Sharonville Christmas Fund
Sharonville Fine Arts Council Society of Historic Sharonville
Sharonville Police Association
Swim Team Parent’s Club
Sharonville Youth Organization
VFW Post #4369
777-3853
733-3797
563-0252
769-3717
563-6592
563-1845
349-7010
563-1393
769-4535
554-1722
563-1722
554-1014
563-9756
563-1147
733-3811
563-9072
563-6830
SCHOOLS
Evendale Elementary
Heritage Hill Elementary
Moeller High School
Mt. Notre Dame
Princeton Board of Education
Princeton High School
Princeton Community Middle
Scarlet Oaks School
Sharonville Elementary
St. Michael Elementary
Stewart Elementary
Ursuline Academy
864-1200
864-1400
791-1680
821-3044
864-1000
864-1500
864-2000
771-8810
864-2600
554-3555
864-2800
791-5791
MUNICIPAL OFFICES
Building/Planning Dept.
563-0033
City Hall
563-1144
Convention Center
771-7744
Clerk Of Courts 563-1146
Fire House (Chester Rd.)
563-0252
Fire House (Fields Ertel)
489-7949
Fire House (Reading Rd.)
671-2595
Gorman Pool
671-2575
Health Department
563-1722
Police Department
563-1147
Public Works Department
563-1177
Recreation Department
563-2895
Tax Department563-1169
GENERAL
Butler Co. Environmental Services 887-3061
Butler Co. Board Of Elections
887-3700
Butler Co. Marriage License
887-3300
Duke Energy Issues
421-9500
Cable Reg. Comm. (ICRC)
772-4272
Cincinnati Bell Telephone
611
Cincinnati Water Works
591-7900
Drivers License Bureau
563-1420
Drivers License Testing
769-3047
Hamilton Co. Board Of Elections
632-7000
Hamilton Co. Marriage License 946-3589
Heritage Village Museum
563-9484
(MSD) Sanitary Sewers
352-4900
Sharon Woods Visitor Center 563-4513
Sharon Woods Ranger HQ
521-3980
Sharonville Post Office
563-0760
Sharonville Public Library
369-6049
Sharonville S.P.C.A. 489-7387
CHURCHES
Church by the Woods 563-6447
Church of Christ 777-6712
Cincinnati Taiwanese
Presbyterian Ministry
769-0725
Creek Road Baptist 563-2410
Free Holiness Church 563-9772
Freedom Church614-9632
Grace Bible Presbyterian 563-6648
New Life Christian 769-4455
New Apostolic Church
560-0941
Sharonville Baptist Church
769-4849
Sharonville United Methodist
563-0117
St. Michael Catholic Church 563-6377
From the Desk of Mayor Kevin M. Hardman
In the 1920’s Dubose Heyward wrote, “Summertime and the livin’ is easy.” Hopefully that was the case for most of
you and your families. In order to make that happen, however, there are a lot of people working hard around the
City of Sharonville. Many of you spent time at our two local pools, our city parks and our ball fields over the past
months. I offer my thanks to the permanent staff of our recreation department and the influx of seasonal workers who provided safe, clean and welcoming environments for your summertime play. A special thanks to all of our
city employees and the Sharonville Sharks swim team who made Sharonville shine as the City hosted the Northern
Suburban Swim League Swim Team Championships in mid-July. Kudos also to Festivals of Sharonville -- with collaboration from many City departments, they threw a fantastic “party with a purpose” for our entire community.
Nothing easy about the orange barrels, though. Work will continue into the fall on Wyscarver Road, Reading Road,
and several of your residential streets. As Princeton welcomes students into their brand new high school this fall,
the City finishes up our first phase of work on making Chester Road a more inviting thoroughfare to our many
regional visitors. Please drive with caution and join me in looking forward to the improved road conditions that will
result.
The City bid a farewell this summer to three of our long-time employees. Sergeant Brian Phillips and Officer James
Levo celebrated their retirement from the Police Department and Denise Hinson retired from her post programming for our seniors at the Community Center. Their dedication to Sharonville, our residents and business community was appropriately commended with days named in their honor. Health Commissioner Dennis Propes also left
Sharonville to pursue a new opportunity with the Miami County Public Health Department. With his departure, my
administration began an inquiry of how the City provides public health services to our community. You can read
more about the status of this review and how you can be involved in that discussion on our city website – www.
sharonville.org.
Of course, all of this is only a small part of what your City does in one season. I haven’t mentioned the weekly
Cruise-Ins on the Loop, our Fourth of July Parade, Fair on the Square, Police Department sponsored neighborhood
watch meetings, the Sharonville Fire Department Club golf outing, our new City of Sharonville entry signs, and the
list could go on. But that’s what the pages of this booklet are for. Read up, see what we’ve done and what we are
doing, and please feel free to offer your suggestions and comments to myself, our city staff, or any of your elected
officials. I hope you enjoyed your summer and have a very pleasant autumn.
Elected Officials
Kevin M. Hardman, Mayor
769-4170
khardman@cityofsharonville.com
Mark Piepmeier, Auditor
733-8276
mrkppmr@gmail.com
Vicki Hoppe, President of Council
478-2891
vickihoppe2@gmail.com
Al Ledbetter, Treasurer
563-8513
semperal@fuse.net
Ed Cunningham, Council Ward 1
405-6399
ecunningham@cityofsharonville.com
Tom Keating, Law Director
234-7020
tkeating@krmlawyers.com
David Koch, Council Ward 2
247-0146
dkoch@cityofsharonville.com
Matt Eggenberger, Council at Large
563-2079
meggenberger@cityofsharonville.com
Kerry Rabe, Council Ward 3
702-8759
kerryrabe@fuse.net
Rob Tankersley, Council Ward 4
383-6580
rtankersley906@aol.com
Greg Pugh, Council at Large
328-0349
gpugh@cityofsharonville.com
Paul Schmidt, Council at Large
563-4361
schmidtpaulj72@yahoo.com
The City’s Truck Loan Program for 2014 ends on October 31st. This program helps residents
keep their property clean and gives them the ability to dispose of unwanted items from their
property. Please call 563-1177 for information or to reserve a truck. There is a nominal fee
for the use of the truck.
Along with fall comes the chore of raking leaves. Public Works reminds Sharonville residents to
bag their leaves and set them out for Rumpke to pick up. (Remember Rumpke has a 10 item
limit) There is NO leaf pick up program for residents of Sharonville. RAKING LEAVES
INTO THE STREET GUTTERS IS NOT PERMITTED because it will cause catch basins to back
up and flood streets. Please rake leaves and put them in trash bags for pick up and disposal.
If you have a storm culvert that runs along your property line or under your driveway, please
remember that it is the homeowner’s responsibility to keep these culverts and the inlets clear
of leaves and debris. Clogged culverts affect drainage upstream and flooding on roadways and
surrounding areas.
Winter snow and ice will be here before you know it. There are a few guidelines that residents can follow that will help our department maintain our roads in the best condition possible. During a snowstorm, please remove vehicles from the roadways, to allow for
snow removal. The Public Works crew has very limited time to remove the snow in a major
snowstorm and cars parked out in the roadway create additional obstacles and restrict visibility. We apologize for any inconvenience that the build-up of plowed snow causes along the
road leading into driveways. Wherever practical, we will attempt to keep the snow build-up
to a minimum. Unfortunately, due to limitations of time and manpower, we will not be able
to remove plowed snow from in front of driveways. Ultimately, this is the responsibility of the
homeowner. Please shovel snow responsibly, by not shoveling your snow into the roadway.
Older residents and those with health problems are reminded to avoid the extreme physical
activity associated with shoveling snow.
Stay at least two car lengths behind a snow plow for every 10 mph you are traveling. Never
cut in between a caravan of plows clearing a road.
Beware of “black ice” (roads that look wet but actually are glazed with ice). Ramps and
bridges freeze first.
WINTER
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FALL
Public Works
REMINDER:
As a result of winter snow, ice and salt comes the inevitable appearance of potholes and other
unsafe conditions. Please notify Public Works of any curb, street, sidewalk or storm drainage
problems in the City. The Public Works Department will attempt to correct the safety problems in a timely manner. The number to call is 563-1177.
For more information, please visit the City’s website at
http://www.sharonville.org/202/Snow-Removal
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BRUSH & SPECIAL PICKUP SERVICE
Residents must call the Public Works office at 563-1177 before noon on Friday to have their
name put on a list in order to have their items picked up the following week. Curbside Brush and Special
Pickup is a year round program unless it is snowing and we are treating the roads. Have the materials out for removal on Sunday evening of the requested service week. Public Works will come to your
address one day of the service week to remove the materials. Twigs cannot be picked up; they are yard
waste and must be disposed of with your regular trash collection.
Refrigerators, freezers and other appliances that contain chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) refrigerants must have the
CFC removed from the appliance by a Certified Technician and have documentation attached to the appliance
verifying that the CFC has been safely removed. Rumpke will then pick up the appliance on your normal trash
pickup day.
For more information, please visit the City’s website at http://www.sharonville.org/200/Garbage-Pickup
RECYCLING:
The City of Sharonville now provides FREE curbside recycling to home and condominium owners.
Rumpke will collect recyclables every two weeks (trash collection remains at every week) on the same day as
your trash collection. Please use the recycling container supplied by Rumpke. If you have not received a 96
gallon recycling cart or you are interested in upgrading your Rumpke container to a 96 gallon recycling cart,
please call Rumpke Recycling at 513-851-0122 ext. 5176.
Let’s all pitch in but pitch the right items. Below is a list of recyclable items:
COMPUTER - TV - HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE:
The Hamilton County and Butler County Recycling and Solid Waste Districts can help you with disposal of hazardous waste items for homeowners ONLY. For more information on Recycling and the disposing of Computers, Televisions and Hazardous Waste Materials:
Hamilton County residents:
Call 513-946-7766 or visit http://hamiltoncountyrecycles.org/index.php?page=outlets-for-odd-items
Butler County residents:
Call 513-887-3653 or visit http://www.butlercountyrecycles.org
www.sharonville.org
Plastic: Only bottles or jugs
Paper: Office paper
Pop/water bottles
Newspapers and inserts
Shampoo bottles
Magazines – dull or glossy
Condiment bottles
Phone books
Milk jugs/juice bottles
Catalogs
Contact solution bottles
Cardboard boxes – flatten
Laundry detergent jugs
Brown paper grocery bags
Metal: Coffee cans
Paperboard boxes
Soup cans
Junk mail
Pop, beer and juice cans
Envelopes
Fruit and vegetable cans
Cores of paper towels/toilet paper
Empty aerosol cans (lids/tips removed)
Beverage carriers
Glass: Food Jars, beer/wine bottles, pop bottles
Pizza Boxes – clean of food
Paper Cartons – Milk, Juice, Broth
Public Works
DISPOSAL OF REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERS & APPLIANCES CONTAINING CFC:
Note: Latex paint is not hazardous and can be safely disposed of in your regular trash once it is solid. Simply
leave the lid off and mix in sand, sawdust, or kitty litter to speed up the process. Once it is solid, place the
can next to your trash with the lid off so the waste hauler can see that the latex paint is dry.
Recycling helps save the environment, create jobs, conserve resources,
and save energy - Please help Sharonville by recycling!!
For more information on recycling, please visit the city’s website at http://www.sharonville.org/203/Recycling
Golden View Acres is a Senior Citizen Retirement Village. This 52 unit apartment complex is located
on Greensfelder Lane off Thornview Drive.
In order to be eligible for tenancy, a person must be at least 57 years of age and a Sharonville
resident for at least one year; or be a parent, grandparent, brother or sister of a Sharonville resident who has resided in the City for one year.
Golden View Acres has both first and second floor units and one and two bedroom apartments.
Each apartment has an equipped kitchen with stove and refrigerator, gas heat, hot water, and air
conditioning. Tenants pay their own utilities except water. There are coin operated laundry facilities
in each of the three buildings. When renting an apartment an initial security deposit equaling one
month's rent is required. After signing the lease, THE RENT WILL NOT BE RAISED unless an
additional tenant occupies the same apartment or the current tenant moves to another apartment
in the complex. At that time, a new rental agreement is then drawn up at the current rate.
To be placed on a WAITING LIST to rent an apartment, written application must be made and a
$50 fee deposited. This fee is refundable when you rent an apartment or request, in writing, to be
taken from the Waiting List.
563-1177
GOLDEN VIEW ACRES:
For additional information, contact the Public Works Department
at 513-563-1177 week days between 8:30 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.
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Community
Fire
Department
Center www.sharonville.org
www.sharonville.org
563-2895
563-0252
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Chief Robert J. Yeager Memorial
Scholarship Winners
Hanna Schlaack, daughter of Holly and Ed Schlaack of Sharonville and Conner Osborne, son of Brad
and Penny Osborne of Sycamore Township were each awarded the $2500 Robert J. Yeager Memorial
Scholarship established by the Sahronville Fire Department Club.
Hanna, a 2014 graduate of Ursuline Academy plans to attend The Ohio State University to major in
Physics.
Conner, a 2014 graduate of Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy plans to attend the University of
South Carolina to major in International Business.
The annual scholarship is open to residents of Sharonville and children of Sharonville firefighters.
Applications for the 2015 scholarship will be available January 15, 2015 at the mail firehouse on
Chester Road. Questions regarding the scholarship should be directed to Cherly Brown at (513)
379-6050.
Every year the Sharonville Fire Department hosts an Open House and a Chili Cook off at all
three of our fire stations. This is done to allow people to come and tour our fire stations,
look at our equipment, and meet our members. There are activities for the kids, also. The
firefighters make the chili and there will also be hot dogs to go along with it. Please plan on
stopping by to meet the members of the fire department and enjoy the activities.
6:00 P.M. – 8:00 P.M. each night
STATION 86 – 11637 CHESTER RD – MONDAY, OCTOBER 6
STATION 87 – 11210 READING RD – WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8
STATION 88 – 7150 FIELDS-ERTEL RD – FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10
The Sharonville Fire Department continues to offer our Smoke Detector Installation and Maintenance Program at no cost to all Sharonville Residents. The fire service recommends having smoke
detectors on each level of your house. The smoke detectors we install were purchased through a
Fire Safety Grant and are the wireless interconnected type. This means that if a detector is activated in any part of the house, it will automatically activate the others without having to wait for
the fire and smoke to reach them individually. These operate on 3 AA batteries, so they will also
work in times of power outages as well. Please call 563-0252 to set up an appointment to have
new smoke detectors installed or to have your batteries changed.
The Fire Department has also purchased a Fire Extinguisher Simulator for teaching citizens and
employees of businesses in the community the correct way to use a fire extinguisher. This simulator was also purchased through a Fire Safety Grant. It is powered by propane, and has refillable
water extinguishers that are more environmentally friendly to teach with. Classes can be scheduled for any number of people. We teach the P.A.S.S. method: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, and Sweep.
Please call 563-0252 to set up an appointment for a class to teach your group how to properly
use a fire extinguisher.
With Fall approaching, it is a great time to remind our residents that they should have a Carbon
Monoxide Detector in their home. Any home appliance that runs on natural gas has the potential,
if malfunctioning, to release a dangerous and poten- tially fatal gas into the home. Carbon Monoxide is an odorless, colorless, tasteless gas that can affect you without you knowing it.
Let’s do everything we can to ensure our homes are safe by installing Smoke
Detectors and a Carbon Monoxide Detector.
The Sharonville Police Department would like to thank two of our
veteran officers for their years of service and their dedication to the
City and the citizens they served. Officer James Levo retired this
past May with 25 years of service and Sgt. Brian Phillips retired in
July with 24 years of service. Both Officer Levo and Sgt. Phillips
served in the military prior to working for the City of Sharonville. We
want to thank them both for their devotion to our country and to our
city.
Due to Officer Levo’s retirement, we welcome a new member to our
team, Officer Andrew Filak. Officer Filak is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati with
a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice. After graduating from UC, Officer Filak
received his commission in the U.S. Marine Corp Reserves and is currently a 2nd Lieutenant,
serving as an Infantry Platoon Commander.
• Always roll up your windows and lock the doors when you leave your vehicle, even when it’s parked in the driveway or you are away for a short time.
• NEVER leave the keys in your vehicle.
• Set any alarm or anti-theft device.
• NEVER leave your vehicle running unattended.
• Place items out of sight before you reach your destination. If you can’t
take personal property with you, lock items in the trunk. Do not place
them under the seat. This includes your purse or wallet, books, cash, keys,
cell phone, laptop, GPS units, satellite radios, gym bag, briefcase, jewelry,
tools, packages, etc.
• Do not leave garage door openers in your vehicle.
• Park in well-lighted areas. At home, park your vehicle near porch lights if
you don’t have a garage. Install motion detectors.
• NEVER leave any documents, mail, credit cards, checkbook or anything
with your name, address, or personal financial information in your vehicle.
This includes your vehicle registration and title.
563-1147
Vehicle Burglary Prevention Tips
Vehicle burglaries are a crime of opportunity. Here are some simple things you can
do to minimize the chances of becoming a victim:
www.sharonville.org
We would also like to welcome the newest member of
our clerk/dispatcher unit, Jessica Fladung. Clerk/Dispatcher
Fladung is a graduate of Xavier
University with a Bachelor of
Science degree in Criminal Justice. Clerk/Dispatcher Fladung
Officer James Levo
Officer Brian Phillips
Officer Andrew Filak
Clerk/Dispatcher
has 5 years of dispatching exJessica Fladung
perience under her belt having
worked for the Hamilton County Communications Center prior to her employment with the
City of Sharonville.
Police Department
From the desk of Officer Cheryl Price
• NEVER place hidden keys in the car.
In order to prevent crime, we must remain vigilant and take some basic measures
to safeguard ourselves. Remember, if you see something suspicious, call us; crime
prevention is everyone’s responsibility.
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Health Department
www.sharonville.org
SEASONAL FLU VACCINE CLINIC
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Sharonville Community Center
10:00 AM to 3:00 PM

1 0990 Thornview Drive
THIS YEAR INSURANCE WILL BE BILLED FOR YOUR VACCINE.
Please present your HEALTH INSURANCE CARD(S) at registration.
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No person will be denied flu vaccine
provided by the Ohio Department of Health
because of an inability to pay.
For more information call the Sharonville City Health Department Hotline
at (513) 588-3973 or visit our website at www.sharonville.org
For 47 years the Sharonville HEALTH DEPARTMENT has managed and nurtured the
SHARONVILLE CHRISTMAS FUND. Established in 1967 as a non-profit 501(c)(3), the Sharonville Christmas Fund was created to support the Health Department’s mission to assess and
support the medical and physical needs of the Sharonville community. Offering year-round emergency food and support, the Christmas Fund has provided assistance to residents and transients
in need through donations from individuals, businesses and organizations in Sharonville and the
surrounding area. In October the Health Department begins planning the annual Christmas
Fund ADOPT-A-FAMILY PROGRAM. Through the generous donations of businesses, organizations and individuals, needy families are identified, evaluated, and paired together to create a
festive holiday for those who would otherwise have very little. Gifts of clothing, toys, household
goods and food are collected and distributed to the “adopted”
families just before Christmas.
If you, your company or organization have participated in Christmas Fund programs in the past… thank you! We sincerely hope
you choose to participate again this year. If you have not taken
part before, please consider adopting a family, holding a canned
food, personal care or toy drive, or contributing financially. In
these challenging economic times, the needy truly appreciate any
help you can give. Christmas Fund Drive and Adopt-a-Family
details will be available starting in October. If you have any questions, please call the Health Department at (513) 563-1722.
Food Facility and Swimming Pool and Spa Inspections are now online!
The City of Sharonville now has inspections for two types
of facilities available online. Recreational Water Inspections conducted in September 2013 and beyond are available. Food facility inspections conducted October 2013 and
beyond are available. Please call the Health Department at
563-1722 if you have any questions regarding the inspections.
You can access food facility inspections by visiting http://www.sharonville.org/332/Inspections
and swimming pool and spa inspections by visiting http://www.sharonville.org/324/Swimming-Pools
563-1722
In September 2013, the City of Sharonville Health Department began using an electronic inspection system offered by the Ohio Department of Health (ODH). The purpose of this system is to help
standardize public health inspection reports and allow the reports to be viewed online by the public.
Once online, anyone can look up the inspection reports of any food facility or public recreational
water facility (swimming pools and spas) within the City
of Sharonville. It is, however, important to remember the
inspections are a snapshot of the conditions of a facility at
the time of inspection. Reviewing multiple inspections over
a period of time will give you a better idea of how the facility
complies with the regulations.
www.sharonville.org
The annual Sharonville CHRISTMAS FUND DRIVE raises the
money used to purchase non-perishable food for the food pantry
throughout the year. Whether you choose to Adopt A Family or
make a Cash Contribution, your generous gift will be greatly appreciated by the many needy people helped by Christmas Fund
services all year long.
Health Department
Sharonville Christmas Fund
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Convention Center
www.sharonvilleconventioncenter.com
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Did you know that Sharonville is home to the region’s only LEED-certified, state-of the-art events
facility? In fact, local, national, and even international visitors come to Sharonville each year to
take part in public shows, conventions, trade shows and meetings, at the Sharonville Convention
Center. Guests are attracted to the center’s modern amenities,
contemporary décor, and food prepared by Ovation’s Cordon Bleu
trained chef.
Recently, the Sharonville Convention Center hosted a number
of professional conventions, meetings and banquets for leading
organizations including The Council on Aging, School Nutrition
Association, the Ohio Ophthalmological Association, and the OKI
Regional Council of Governments (OKI), who welcomed Cincinnati
Mayor John Cranley as a keynote speaker.
The center is also a regional destination for major public shows
and informative events, like the Autism Expo and the Hiring our
Hero’s Job Fair for Veterans. In fact, no day is the same at the
convention center. In April the center opened its doors to both
four and two legged visitors for the SPCA Fur Ball and in June we welcomed bridge players from all
over the world at Cincinnati Bridge Association’s Regional Tournament.
There’s more good news on the horizon. In 2013, the center underwent a major expansion and
renovation that helped secure its place as the regional leader for events and meetings. Now, the
center and the City of Sharonville are in the process of bringing a $14 million, 120 room, first class,
select service onsite anchor hotel. The development will bring additional economic impact to the
region by attracting more conventions and tradeshows.
Whether you’re seeking a venue for an important convention or meeting, a beautiful space to host
a celebration, or an exhibit hall for a major public show, the Sharonville Convention Center has
room for everyone. Check out our public event calendar and come visit us soon. We’re your center
for inspiration.
NOVEMBER 8-9, 2014
GOODMAN’S GUN & KNIFE SHOW
Hours: Sat. 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sun. 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Admission: Adults $8, Children 12 & Under $1
Information: 502-538-3900
www.gunshow.net
SEPTEMBER 17, 2014
JOBNEWSCINCY.COM CAREER FAIR
Hours: 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Admission: Free
www.JobNewsCincy.com
NOVEMBER 16, 2014
CINCINNATI TOY & COLLECTIBLE SHOW
Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.,
Early Buyers 8:00 a.m.
Admission: Adults $5.00, Early Buyers $8.00
Children under 12 FREE
james@ctspromotions.com
www.ctspromotions.com
OCTOBER 4-5, 2014
Sun. 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
www.gunshow.net
OCTOBER 11, 2014
WINE, ART, BEER & CIGAR FESTIVAL
Hours: 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
(6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. VIP Hour)
Admission: TBD
Information: rich@sharonvillechamber.com
NOVEMBER 1-2, 2014
INTERGALACTIC BEAD SHOW
Hours: 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Admission: Sat. $5.00, Sun. $4.00
Children 12 & Under Are Free
Wholesale/retail, Thousands of
beads at competitive prices
ibs@beadshows.com
www.beadshows.com
NOVEMBER 29-30, 2014
GEMSTREET USA - GEM, MINERAL, JEWELRY,
FOSSIL & BEAD SHOW & SALE
Hours: Sat. 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.,
Sun. 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Admission: General $6,
Children Under 12 Are Free
(Group sales and bus trips welcome and scouts to earn
badges)
Coupons available at the website below
Information (Jane’s cell): 617-512-6510
www.gemstreetusa.com
DECEMBER 13-14, 2014
Hours: Sat. 9:00 am -5 :00 pm
Sun. 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
www.gunshow.net
ATM MACHINE AVAILABLE ON SITE
NOTE: ALL INFORMATION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
PLEASE CALL (513) 771-7744 OR VISIT
WWW.SHARONVILLECONVENTIONCENTER.COM, PUBLIC EVENTS
CALENDAR, FOR UPDATED INFORMATION.
771-7744
OCTOBER 25-26, 2014
CINCINNATI WOMEN’S EXPO
Hours: Sat. 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sun. 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Admission: $5.00
Children Under 12 Free
Information: 440-625-6161 ext. 101
marianne@womens-expo.com
www.womens-expo.com
NOVEMBER 22-23, 2014
VICTORY OF LIGHT EXPO
Hours: 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Admission: $14/single day, $20/weekend
Seniors (60+) & Students (with ID), $2 off
Children 12 & Under Are Free
www.victoryoflight.com
www.sharonvilleconventioncenter.com
SEPTEMBER 19-21, 2014
HALF PRICE BOOKS CLEARANCE SALE
Hours: Fri. & Sat. 9:00 a.m. – 7:000 p.m.,
Sun. 1000 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Admission: Free
Everything is $2.00 or less. Thousands of treasures to
choose from including books, music, movies, and more.
First 100 folks will receive a free tote bag…each day!
Cash, checks, and all major credit cards accepted.
www.halfpricebooks.com
Convention Center
SEPTEMBER 13-14, 2014
Sun. 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
www.gunshow.net
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Building & Planning
www.sharonville.org
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The All New Beautify Sharonville
Beautification Awards Program
The Building and Planning Department is updating and improving the beautification awards program that
has experienced peaks and valleys in awards presentations over the past number of years. The new
program will be presented to City Council late this year or early next year for full implementation in the
summer of 2015. Residential, commercial, and other types of properties will be considered for beautification awards. Information on the final program details will be made available to the general public and
a link to the program will be added to the city website.
Below are samples of residential, commercial and development properties that exemplify the spirit of the
all new Beautify Sharonville Beautification Awards program.
2014 Residential Property #1: 11160 Oak Street
This was a bank owned property that was purchased and improved by the
owners, Anthony and Chelsea Boutelle, to stand proud as a gem of the downtown area. Increased property values and community pride are byproducts of
tasteful and quality property improvement as demonstrated here.
2014 Residential Property #2: 3913 Kemper Road
Each and every year the owners of this property, Al and Kay Ledbetter,
demonstrate keen landscaping skills and attention to detail as shown in this
photo. This property is the eastbound gateway on Kemper Road as land uses
transition from industrial and commercial to primarily single family residential.
2014 Commercial property: Alreddy Café, 11083 Reading
Another downtown gem in the Depot Square area, Alreddy Café serves excellent food and coffee, and they have a wonderful sense of landscape and
outdoor area design. Anchored in the heart of the central business district,
Alreddy Café helps provide residents and businesses a sense of place and community pride.
2014 Development Property: Tennyson Drive Mixed Residential
Beautification and community pride can also come in the form of collective
attention to detail and sense of beauty. We believe very few large organizations or associations can come close to what the City of Sharonville Recreation and Public Works Departments accomplish, but Tennyson gives us a run
for our money. It is clear they take great pride in their property and it is the
entire city that benefits from it.
We expect the new beautification awards program to include special recognition in the form of a small
yard sign or flag. We anticipate annual recognition of all award winners during a City Council meeting.
We want to publicly recognize and honor those owners who take exceptional pride in their property. But
most of all, we want to help raise the level of community pride in Sharonville one beautification award at
a time.
COMING
ATTRACTIONS
Mail Address:
P. O. Box 62345
Sharonville, OH 45262
(513) 554-1014
sfac.exd@gmail.com
www.sharonvillefinearts.org
Art Academy of Cincinnati
The SFAC is proud to announce our recent partnership with the Art Academy Cincinnati. The
Community Education Department will be teaming up with the center to offer classes for children, teens
and adults. Some of the classes are beginners and figure drawing, and an after school art class for
children. The classes are weekly and will last from 6-8 weeks. Classes at this location will be starting fall
2014. Visit www.artacademy.edu for complete class information.
Theater Arts
October 10, 11, 12* The Search for Tinker Doyle by Elizabeth Orndorff.www.tricountyplayers.org
17 & 18
8:00pm, *Matinee October 12, 3pm. Call 471-2030 for tickets.
November 1, 2*, 7
8 & 9*
The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie.
www.stagecraftersinc.org
8pm, *Matinees November 2 & 9, 3pm. Call 793-6237 for tickets.
February 13, 14, 15* Dial M for Murder by Frederick Knott. www.tricountyplayers.org
20 & 21
8pm, *Matinee February 15, 3pm. Call 471-2030 for tickets.
Children’s Theatre
December 12, 13
The Sound of Music. This beloved musical will be presented by Performing Arts
& 14*
Inc. and performed by area children. Auditions are Saturday, September 6th from
11am – 12 noon. Performances will be Friday, December 13th, Saturday,
December 14th, and Sunday, December 14. For tickets, please call the SFAC (513)
554-1014.
Westheimer Gallery Art Shows
September
Reflections by Amy Baker. Amy, a Sharonville resident will be presenting her
photographs. Opening Reception is September 5th from 6 to 9pm. For details,
please call the SFAC (513) 554-1014.
October
Ryan Mulligan, a Sharonville resident, will show his multimedia art. Ryan is an
art teacher at UC. Opening Reception is October 3rd from 6 to 9pm. For details,
please call the SFAC (513) 554-1014.
November
Mark Hanavan will show his drawings, portraits and other works. Opening
Reception is November 7th from 6 to 9pm. For details, please call the SFAC (513)
554-1014.
December
Sarah Phipps will show her graphic art and illustrations. Opening Reception is
December 5th from 6-9pm. For details, please call the SFAC (513) 554-1014.
January 2015
Girish Balsavar will show his photographs. Opening Reception is January 2nd from
6-9pm. For details, please call the SFAC (513) 554-1014.
Wine, Art, Cheese and Friends
Join us for an evening filled with wine, art, cheese, and friends. All painting supplies and aprons will be
provided. Instructors from the Art Academy of Cincinnati will give step by step instructions to create a
beautiful painting, all while enjoying delicious wine, cheese and great company! Classes will be held the 1st
and 3rd Wednesday of each month from 6:30-9:30pm at the Westheimer Gallery. First class will be
September 3rd. To sign up, please visit
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wine-art-cheese-wednesdays-at-the-westheimer-tickets-12321641361
Sharonville Fine Arts www.sharonvillefinearts.org 554.1014
2014-2015
Sharonville Fine Arts Center
11165 Reading Road
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Chamber of Commerce
www.sharonvillechamber.com 554-1722
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Chamber of Commerce
www.sharonvillechamber.com 554-1722
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Tax Department
The City of Sharonville does have a mandatory filing requirement. Please read on for tax facts helpful
in filing income tax return(s) and making any required estimated tax payments for 2014.
The City of Sharonville Tax Office staff will be happy to provide assistance. If you are in need of forms or
have any questions regarding current year estimated payments, the filing of the annual City of Sharonville
income tax return, prior year return(s) or employee withholding, please feel free to call or visit the Tax Office.
Forms are available on the Sharonville website at www.sharonville.org. The office is open Monday through
Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. While no appointment is necessary, tax return preparation assistance
will only be provided until 4:30 p.m. The location and mailing address of the Sharonville Tax Office is 11641
Chester Road, Sharonville, OH 45246. A drop box is also available for your convenience.
Tax payments may be made through Official Payments either online or by phone at 1-800-4874567. Official Payments does charge a nominal fee for this service which may be calculated using the fee
calculator available. The City of Sharonville Tax Office continues to accept payments in person and by mail to
provide taxpayers with cost effective tax payment options.
Who Must File
www.sharonville.org
The City of Sharonville has a mandatory filing
requirement. The Earnings Tax of 1.5% applies to
all who live, work, operate a business within or do
business within the City of Sharonville. This tax must
be paid to the City of Sharonville regardless of age or
level of income.
• All City of Sharonville residents are required
to register with the Tax Office and to file an
annual Sharonville income tax return even
if no tax is due. Adolescents/students with
earned income are also required to file.
Filing Due Dates
• Individual Returns: On or before April 15.*
• Business Returns: On or before April 15* or
the 15th* day of the 4th month following the
end of the fiscal year.
• Withholding Reconciliations: On or before
February 28.*
* If the due date falls on a weekend, a
federal holiday or a holiday observed by the
District of Columbia, the due date will be the
following business day.
Declaration of Estimated Taxes
• A declaration of estimated tax must be filed
by all individuals and business entities that
may reasonably expect to have taxable income, if the tax on this income is not or will
not be withheld by an employer or employers.
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• A taxpayer’s final return for the preceding
year may be used as the basis for computing
the declaration of estimated tax for the cur-
• All non-residents with income earned within
Sharonville or with income taxable to the City
of Sharonville that is not fully withheld by an
employer are required to file a Sharonville
income tax return.
• All non-residents engaged in a business
within the City of Sharonville who have sales,
services performed or rental property must
file a tax return whether or not tax is due.
• All entities operating a business within or
doing business within the City of Sharonville
must file an annual Sharonville income tax
return on net profits/losses.
rent year.
• The declaration and first quarterly payment
are due by April 15* or the 15th* day of the
4th month following the end of the fiscal
year.
• The remaining quarterly payments are due
by July 31*, October 31* and January 31*
for calendar year taxpayers or the 15th* day
of the 6th, 9th and 12th months after the
beginning of the taxable year for fiscal year
end taxpayers.
• Estimated tax payments are required and
penalties are assessed for insufficient declaration payments.
Note: If at least 90% of a taxpayer’s tax liability is
not paid by the 4th quarter due date, the difference
between 90% of the tax liability and the amount
of estimated tax paid on or before the 4th quarter
due date shall be subject to the interest and penalty
provisions of Section 171.10 of the City of Sharonville
Income Tax Ordinance.
For more information, please contact the Tax Department at 563-1169
or log on to
www.sharonville.org/taxgeneral.aspx
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W-2 form(s).
1099 form(s).
Page 1 of the applicable federal form 1040.
Applicable schedule(s) and/or form(s) for income on federal form 1040 lines 7, 12, 17, 18 and 21, other
federal form(s)/schedule(s) and supporting documentation as appropriate.
• Annual Tax Registration Update form included with the return envelope.
• Payment of tax due (checks/money orders are to be made payable to City of Sharonville Tax).
Taxable Income
Types of Non-Taxable Income That Should Not Be Added To Nor Deducted From Taxable Income
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Interest, dividends, capital gains (unless considered ordinary income), royalties.
Alimony received.
Military pay and allowances.
Social Security benefits, welfare benefits, unemployment insurance benefits, workers’ compensation.
Proceeds from qualified IRS defined retirement plans.
Credits
• Credit for taxes withheld/paid to other municipalities is available to residents of the City of Sharonville and
is limited to 1.5% of the amount of taxable income on which tax was withheld/paid. Supporting documentation is required.
• No credit is given for county taxes paid.
Employers’ Responsibilities
Property Taxes
• The collections of property taxes (whether it is for residential property or business property) are the respon-
sibility of Hamilton County or Butler County. The City of Sharonville does not receive property tax dollars
from city residents or businesses.
• For further information on the collection and payment of property taxes, please contact either the Hamilton
County Auditor’s office at (513) 946-4000 or the Butler County Auditor’s office at (513) 887-3154. Links to
these offices are available on the Sharonville website.
School District
• The City of Sharonville is within the Princeton School District. The code for the Princeton School District for
state income tax form purposes is 3116.
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• All employers within or doing business within the City of Sharonville are responsible for withholding the
tax of 1.5% on the qualifying wages of their employees and remitting the withheld tax on a monthly basis
to the City of Sharonville on or before the 15th day of the month following such withholding. In addition,
employers are required to withhold the tax of 1.5% on 100% of the wage amount for all employees who are
Sharonville residents.
• All employers who do business both inside and outside the jurisdiction of the City of Sharonville are required to withhold the tax of 1.5% on all compensation earned by their employees who work within the City
of Sharonville.
• Payments of withheld taxes through the ACH Credit Electronic Filing Program are required, unless the Tax
Commissioner grants an exemption from this requirement. Details on the program, authorization forms and
specifications may be obtained from the Sharonville website or by contacting the Sharonville Tax Office.
A withholding Form W-1 may be used in the interim until employers are able to implement the ACH filing
program. Generic forms that may be filled in with the appropriate information are available on the website.
After completing the form, print, sign and mail the form with payment to the Tax Office by the due date.
• Employers who conduct no business activity within the City of Sharonville may choose to voluntarily withhold the Sharonville tax for those employees who reside within the City of Sharonville. Withholding for Sharonville residents should be an amount sufficient to bring their total local withholding to 1.5% (see credits
above). Contact the Sharonville Tax Office for additional information and to obtain a registration form for
courtesy withholding.
www.sharonville.org
• Qualifying wages (see below), tips, commissions and other compensation including sick pay, vacation pay,
employer paid premiums for group term life insurance, supplemental unemployment benefits paid by the
employer (SUB PAY), severance pay, settlements, income from wage continuation plans (includes retirement incentive plans and buyouts), contributions made by or on behalf of employees to non-qualified or
qualified deferred compensation plans (e.g. 401K plans), bonuses, directors fees, jury duty income, precinct
election official income (if over $1,000), fringe benefits (e.g. car allowance), short-term disability pay if
received as a benefit from employment (includes third party plans), stock options as indicated by amount
on Form W-2.
• Gambling winnings as reported on Form W-2G and/or Form 5754 as well as Form 1040.
• HSA and scholarship distributions typically reported on line 21 of federal form 1040.
• Net profits from profession and/or business operations, rental property, partnerships, enterprise or other
business activity.
• Qualifying wages: Usually the amounts in the Medicare wage box of the W-2s are the qualifying wages.
Qualifying wages for the municipality includes wages defined in Section 3121(a) of the IRS code plus any
amounts not included in the Medicare wage due to some Medicare exemptions (e.g. government employees
employed by an entity prior to April 1, 1986).
Note: Income taxable by the city may differ from income taxed by the IRS and State of Ohio.
Tax Department
Items To Be Included With The Return:
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Administration
www.sharonville.org
563-1144
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PATRIOT POINTE
Veterans’ Day Observance
THORNVIEW DRIVE
NOVEMBER 10, 2014 2:00 PM
Military, active or inactive, or retired will receive a commemorative pin in gratitude for their service. Those veterans unable to attend the observance may pick up pin at
the Municipal Building, 10900 Reading Road. Questions,
please contact Councilman Kerry Rabe at 513-702-8759
Please refer to www.sharonville.org for any last-minute
changes or updates.
A few months ago, the City started a program to recognize individuals who go “above and beyond” as neighbors. This program
strives to recognize those who are making a difference in their
neighborhood and who do not typically seek or receive recognition for their efforts. Nominees must reside or work in the City of
Sharonville. More information, including nomination forms, can
be found at the City’s website at www.sharonville.org or at City
Hall.
Community Center
Sharonville Parks & Recreation Department
Dear Residents and Members,
The Sharonville Community Center is a membership-based
facility, located at 10990 Thornview Drive in historic Sharonville.
The facilities are open to residents of Sharonville, Sharonville
Business employees, and to non-residents as well.
The staff of the Sharonville Parks & Recreation Department
welcomes you and your family to join our family. We are sure
you will find that the facilities, activities and services will fit your
many interests and needs.
The City of Sharonville Recreation Department membership system includes a resident pass, business
pass and a non-resident pass. We no longer have the term “family” pass but rather now we have a “household”
pass. There are now three tiers to the pass system. Tier 1 is a single-person household. Tier 2 is a two-person
household and Tier 3 is a household of up to 5 members. Any household with more than 5 members will be
charged an additional $10 per person. As in the past, two forms of proof of residency and/or proof of working
within the Sharonville city limits will be required to be eligible for a discounted pass. In addition, there is a
discount for purchasing a combo pass.
Membership Fees
Tier 1 (Single)
Tier 2 (2 Person Household)
Tier 3 (Up to 5 Person Household) **
Senior Resident Business Non-Res Senior Resident Business Non-Res Senior Resident Business Non-Res
Activity
$15
$30
$40
$50
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Pool
$30
$60
$90
$120
$55
$115
$175
$230
N/A
$145
$260
$290
Fitness
$45
$90
$135
$180
$75
$175
$265
$350
N/A
$205
$325
$410
Combo
$50
$115
$180
$230
$75*
$225*
$340*
$450*
N/A
$255*
$385*
$510*
www.sharonville.org
Community Center Membership Eligibility
Membership Descriptions
Activity Pass Includes: Indoor Walking/Running Track, Lighted Tennis Courts, Double Gymnasium
Fitness Pass Includes: Fitness, Indoor Walking/Running Track, Lighted Tennis Courts, Double Gymnasium
Combo Pass Includes: Outdoor Pool, Fitness, Indoor Walking/Running Track, Lighted Tennis Courts, Double
Gymnasium
* Nursery Service Is Included At No Charge On All Children’s Combo Passes Age 1-6.
Nursery Rules Apply. See The Following Page For More Information Regarding The Nursery.
563-2895
Pool Pass Includes: Outdoor Pool, Indoor Walking/Running Track, Lighted Tennis Courts, Double Gymnasium
** Over 5 People In The Same Household Are Charged An Additional $10 Per Person
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Community Center
SHARONVILLE FACILITIES & PARKS
Facility Information
Community Center Address & Contact
10990 Thornview Drive
Phone: (513) 563-2895
Fax: (513) 563-4573
Website: www.sharonville.org
Facebook: Sharonville Parks & Recreation Department
Community & Fitness Center Hours
Monday - Thursday
6:00am - 9:00pm
Friday
6:00am - 7:00pm
Saturday
8:00am - 5:00pm
Sunday
12:00pm - 4:00pm
* Hours are subject to change.
A scheduled orientation appointment with the fitness staff is
required prior to using the Fitness Center. Please see Fitness Staff
to fill out paperwork prior to scheduling your orientation. Members
must be 15 to participate independently in the Fitness Center.
www.sharonville.org
Membership and Activity Registration Hours
Monday - Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
7:00am - 7:30pm
7:00am - 5:30pm
9:00am - 4:30pm
1:00pm - 3:00pm
Stay and Play Nursery Hours & Fees
Monday - Saturday
9:00am - 12:00pm
Monday - Thursday
5:00pm - 8:00pm
*Hours are subject to change.
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For use by children ages 1-6 while an accompanying adult is
inside the Community Center
$3.00 a child per hour. *Payment is due at time of service.
Children are limited to a two hour stay
Nursery service is included at no charge on all children’s
combo passes ages 1-6.
Sharonville Parks
Parks are available for public use from daylight until dusk year
round. All parks are maintained by the Sharonville Parks &
Recreation Department.
Gorman Park
Location: 12153 Centerdale Drive
Amenities: Playground, 3 Ball Fields (“Class B, C, & D”), Tennis
Court, Inline Skate Hockey Court, Basketball Court, 0.8 Mile
Walking Track, Picnic Shelter, Gazebo, Public Restrooms
Berke Soccer Complex &
Twin Creek Preserve
Location: End of Best Place Drive off Crescentville Rd.
Amenities: Soccer Fields, Nature & Wildlife Observation, Public
Restrooms, Picnic Shelter
Orchard Park
Location: Orchard Street
Amenities: Playground
Kemper Sports Park
Location: 4664 East Kemper Road
Between Route 42 and Reed Hartman Highway
Amenities: 4 Ball Fields - 2 lighted “Class A” & “Class B”, 1 “Class
C”, 1 “Class D”, Converted to 3 Soccer Fields in the fall,
Concession Stand with Elevated Patio Deck, Public Restrooms,
Ample Parking
Trammel Fossil Park
Location: End of Tramway Drive, off Hauck Drive off Route 42
Amenities: Fossils originating from the Ordovician Period, dating
over 440 million years ago. Visitors may keep what they find.
Informational signs are on site to educate and aid in the
understanding of the time period and identify the fossils found at
the park. Picnic tables, drinking fountains and a hiking trail leading
to a hilltop view of Cincinnati are located on Trammel Fossil Park
property. Porto-lets and hand washing stations available April –
November 1. Park hours are dawn to dusk. Classes and groups
are welcomed. For more information, please call the Recreation
Department at 563-2985.
Rental Opportunities
Sharonville Parks and Recreation has many rental opportunities for
your special occasions. Both residents and nonresidents may rent
the facilities. For more information, please call 563-2895 and ask
to speak with Kathy Wilkerson or Vickie Elsbrock. Anyone wishing
to schedule the facilities for rental will be expected to respect the
facilities at all times, and adhere to the scheduled hours and facility
usage guidelines.
Rental Rates
Rental Space
Contract Rate
Gower or Gorman Shelter*
Resident Picnic $25
Business Picnic $50
Non-Resident Picnic $75
Above rates include on duty park security guard.
*The last day to reserve shelters will be August 31, 2014.
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Meeting Room (seats 50)
Res $80 / Non $100
Lovitt Building (seats 50)
Res $80 / Non $100
Above rates are for 4 hours and are subject to a $10/hour
attendant fee.
Gower Park
Location: 10997 Thornview Drive
(Across the street from the Sharonville Community Center)
Amenities: Playground, Patio Tables, Creek, Perimeter Walking
Trail, 2 Picnic Shelters, Lovitt Building, 3 Lighted Tennis Courts, 1
Lighted “Class A” Ball field, 1 “Class D” Ball field. Ball field usage
by reservation only. Please call 563-9072 for more information.
Upper Grove
Location: 10990 Thornview Drive
The grassy knoll in-between the Sharonville Community Center
and the Sharonville Public Library.
Amenities: Basketball Courts, Sand Volleyball Court, Picnic
Tables, Outdoor Stage, Gazebo
Multi-Purpose Room
Resident $200
Multi-Purpose Room
Non-Resident Fri/Sun $400
Multi-Purpose Room
Non-Resident Sat $500
Above rates are for 4 hours and are subject to additional terms and
agreements.
We’re on Facebook!
Please visit our Facebook page for updates on programs,
classes, and special events. Find us by searching
Sharonville Parks & Recreation Department.
Bingo
Brown Bag Cinema
The classic game that is always fun to play. An impromptu offering
twice a month; please call on Mondays to find out if we are playing
bingo on the following Tuesday.
Bring your brown bag and join us at the Sharonville Community
Center for a block buster movie, past or present. Don’t stay home
and eat alone, sign up today.
Community Center Meeting Room
Community Center Adult Gathering Room
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
10:00A-11:00A 50+
N/A
$1 per card
N/A
W
9/16
11:00A-1:00P
50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
10:00A-11:00A 50+
N/A
$1 per card
N/A
W
10/21
11:00A-1:00P
50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
November
10:00A-11:00A 50+
N/A
$1 per card
N/A
W
11/18
11:00A-1:00P
50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
December
10:00A-11:00A 50+
N/A
$1 per card
N/A
W
12/16
11:00A-1:00P
50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Tu
January
10:00A-11:00A 50+
N/A
$1 per card
N/A
W
1/20
11:00A-1:00P
50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Tu
February
10:00A-11:00A 50+
N/A
$1 per card
N/A
W
2/17
11:00A-1:00P
50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Day
Date
Time
Tu
September
Tu
October
Tu
Tu
Age
Community Center
ENRICHMENT
Creative Expressive Singing
A variety of music styles are explored with either piano or guitar
accompaniment in this program with instructor, Jude Jones.
Included are vocal warm-up exercises, ear training, unison and
part-singing. No previous choral experience is required. Also,
various choral concerts will be held throughout the year. Please
note that dates are subject to change. (This group is available for
occasional performances in surrounding local communities; please
call for more information.)
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Th
9/4, 11
1:00P-2:00P
50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Th
10/9, 16, 23, 30
1:00P-2:00P
50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Th
11/6, 13, 20
1:00P-2:00P
50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Th
12/4 -holiday recital 1:00P-2:00P
50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Th
1/8, 15, 22, 29
1:00P-2:00P
50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Th
2/5, 12, 19, 26
1:00P-2:00P
50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Let’s Make A Deal Game
The, Let’s Make A Deal, television game show originated in 1963
and is still being aired today. Join our sponsor, Llanfair, and host,
Marty Weldishofer, as deals are offered to members of our
audience. Be sure to wear an unusual and crazy costume to
increase your chances of being selected to play. And don’t forget
to stuff your pockets and purses with a wide variety of
miscellaneous items, too.
Day
Date
Time
Age
W
9/17
11:00A-12:00P 50+
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
N/A
FREE
450507-01
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You, Me, & Wii
See for yourself what the fun is all about, interacting
with your friends and the Wii computer games. There is no end to
the laughter as you sample the different opportunities that Wii
provides, in a virtual setting that is low to no impact. What a great
way to compete. Make plans now to join us.
We provide the cards, you choose the games. All are welcome to
play at game tables in the comfort of the Adult Gathering room.
Invite your friends and join us for a morning of card play fun.
Day
Date
Time
Th
9/11
Th
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
10:00A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
10/9
10:00A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Th
11/13
10:00A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Th
12/11
10:00A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Th
1/8
10:00A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Th
2/12
10:00A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Day
Date
Time
Th
9/18
Th
10/16
Th
Th
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
10:00A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
10:00A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
11/20
10:00A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
12/18
10:00A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Th
1/15
10:00A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Th
2/19
10:00A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
563-2895
Recreation Card Play
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Community Center
Games People Play
Down Home with Linda Tee
Enjoy this morning together as we bring out the games for some
friendly competition. The emphasis on this gathering will be fun.
Make plans now to join us.
Let’s gather on this cold day to enjoy a hearty meal of soup beans
and corn bread that is sure to please. If you enjoy a taste of
country, this meal is for you.
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Day
Date
Time
10:00A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Th
1/29
11:00A-12:00P 50+
10/23
10:00A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
1/22
10:00A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
2/26
10:00A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Day
Date
Time
Th
9/25
Th
Th
Th
Age
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
N/A
$3 / $6
150511-01
AARP Income Tax Aide
www.sharonville.org
Let Them Eat Cake
Angel food cake that is. Originating in the United States and becoming popular in the late 19th century, the cake was so named
because of its airy lightness that was said to be the food of angels.
Still popular today, join us as we add fresh strawberries and
whipped cream to this delicate cake for an extra tasty treat.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Th
10/30
10:30A-11:30A 50+
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
N/A
FREE
450502-02
Annual Holiday Recital
Back by popular demand! AARP Tax Aide volunteers offer free
income tax advice as-well-as form completion to senior adults of
low to moderate income during the tax season. This is a
confidential service and is available by appointment only.
Please note: No appointments will be accepted prior to February
1, 2015. All participants of this service assume complete
responsibility for their income tax return. The AARP income tax
volunteer will NOT sign the return as preparer. Federal and State
forms will be filed electronically. Neither the Sharonville Recreation
Department nor AARP assume any responsibility on behalf of the
participant for this service. PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE
SHARONVILLE TAX DEPARTMENT FOR INFORMATION
REGARDING THIS PROGRAM.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
W
2/4
9:00A-1:00P
60+
N/A
FREE
N/A
W
2/11
9:00A-1:00P
60+
N/A
FREE
N/A
W
2/18
9:00A-1:00P
60+
N/A
FREE
N/A
W
2/25
9:00A-1:00P
60+
N/A
FREE
N/A
W
3/4
9:00A-1:00P
60+
N/A
FREE
N/A
W
3/11
9:00A-1:00P
60+
N/A
FREE
N/A
W
3/18
9:00A-1:00P
60+
N/A
FREE
N/A
W
3/25
9:00A-1:00P
60+
N/A
FREE
N/A
W
4/1
9:00A-1:00P
60+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Our very own Creative, Expressive singers, led by instructor, Jude
Jones, will offer their annual holiday recital in the Meeting room.
This one-hour program promises to put you in that warm and fun
holiday spirit with music presented, both old and new! A sing
along is always included as well. Make plans now to attend!
563-2895
Day
Date
Time
Age
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Th
12/4
1:00P-2:00P
Adult & Family
FREE
Coffee Klatch with Linda Tee
Enjoy a cup of fresh brewed coffee, a munchie or two, and let’s
chat about the topic of the day! Don’t miss out on the lively
exchange of information and fun!
Day
22
N/A
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Th
12/4
10:30A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Th
2/5
10:30A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
TRIPS
Seniors Afternoon Out
Enjoy a delicious lunch at one of the fine dining establishments in
our area. This event is sure to be a hit, so sign up early and be
sure to mark your calendar. As we like to say, “Come for the food
and stay for the fellowship and fun!” Restaurants to be Announced.
*Program fee is cost of lunch.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
F
9/26
11:00A-1:00P
50+
N/A
*see above
N/A
F
10/24
11:00A-1:00P
50+
N/A
*see above
N/A
F
11/21
11:00A-1:00P
50+
N/A
*see above
N/A
F
1/23
11:00A-1:00P
50+
N/A
*see above
N/A
F
2/20
11:00A-1:00P
50+
N/A
*see above
N/A
Coffee Club “Brunch & Learn” Lecture Series
“Fall Prevention with West Chester Hospital”
October 2, 2014
10:30am - 12:00pm
The University of Cincinnati’s West Chester Hospital is a state-of-the-art health care facility that is growing to meet the needs of the
community. Join us for an earnest look at falls and fall prevention during this informative program. Morning refreshments will be served.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Th
10/2
10:30A-12:00P 50+
Coffee Club “ Brunch & Learn” Lecture Series Title:
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Fall Prevention with West Chester Hospital
FREE
450502-01
ARTS & CRAFTS
Community Center
LECTURES
Needle Arts
If you enjoy the creative art of all things needle craft, this program
is for you. Whether you quilt, sew, knit, crochet, tat, embroider or
needlepoint, you can enjoy time, in a comfortable setting, with
fellow needle crafters who will encourage and inspire you. We
regret that formal instruction will not be available during this time.
Make plans now to join us.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Tu
9/9, 23
2:30P-5:00P
18+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Tu
10/14, 28
2:30P-5:00P
18+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Tu
11/11
2:30P-5:00P
18+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Tu
12/9
2:30P-5:00P
18+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Tu
1/13, 27
2:30P-5:00P
18+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Tu
2/10, 24
2:30P-5:00P
18+
N/A
FREE
N/A
In the Loop Knitting & Crochet
Are you looking to begin a new needle art? Knitting and crochet
are all the rage with fun and trendy new patterns. All levels of
knitting and crochet knowledge are welcomed for this informal time
together. Bring your own patterns or try some of ours; however,
students must provide their own knitting needles and crochet
hooks. Laura Glassman and Aileen Foster are our instructors.
*This program meets every Wednesday except October 8, 2014
and February 4, 2015.
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
W
September
9:00A-12:00P
18+
N/A
FREE
N/A
W
October*
9:00A-12:00P
18+
N/A
FREE
N/A
W
November
9:00A-12:00P
18+
N/A
FREE
N/A
W
December
9:00A-12:00P
18+
N/A
FREE
N/A
W
January
9:00A-12:00P
18+
N/A
FREE
N/A
W
February*
9:00A-12:00P
18+
N/A
FREE
N/A
Participation Requirements
Please note that a Community Center membership is NOT
required to participate in most Sharonville Recreation
Department programs unless otherwise noted.
Have fun cooking with Laura Glassman as she demonstrates
various types of food preparation and discusses helpful hints. Sign
up early as space is limited!

October - Mexican Menu

February - Winter Meal Menu
Day
Date
Time
W
10/8
W
2/4
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
11:00A-12:00P 18+
N/A
$3 / $6
460505-01
11:00A-12:00P 18+
N/A
$3 / $6
160505-01
Caring with Crafts
Community Center Craft Room
Why not give with your heart and hands to help make someone’s
life a little brighter? Be a part of our “jolly-elf” assembly team on
Mondays as we assemble 200 Christmas projects to be donated to
local retirement communities. All materials will be provided.
Day
Date
Time
M
11/10
M
M
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
10:30A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
11/17
10:30A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
11/24
10:30A-11:30A 50+
N/A
FREE
N/A
563-2895
Day
Cooking with Laura
www.sharonville.org
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Community Center
GROUP EXERCISE
Resisting Muscle Loss
Cardio Interval Training
Resisting Muscle Loss is a strength-training program designed for
older adults. The exercises are performed seated or standing, with
added resistance through the use of Therabands, hand weights,
medicine balls, tubing, and step benches. Major muscle groups of
the upper body, core area, and lower body are targeted for building
overall strength while improving your posture, balance, agility, and
flexibility. *Each class session will last 4 weeks, always beginning
on a Wednesday. Residents or Members only. We ask that you
call #563-2895 to register for this class prior to the start of each
session. Space is limited to 15.
Cardio intervals are an amazing way to speed up one’s
metabolism and increase calories burned. The class will consist of
short bursts of cardio followed by strength training. Cardio intervals
require more physical activity than cardio exercises being
performed at a consistent rate. Therefore, the first 15 minutes of
class will be warming up our bodies and preparing for our powerful
workout with flowing Yoga. If time is an issue you are welcome to
join in at 5:15 for the Cardio Interval portion only. As always, I will
perform all activities (including cardio) at a basic level as well as a
high level. Beginners are welcome!
Class Instructor: Amy Smith
Community Center Aerobics Room
www.sharonville.org
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R)
Activity
M,W *
9/10 - 10/1
8:45A-9:30A
50+
N/A
FREE (R)
450110-01
M,W *
10/15 - 11/5
8:45A-9:30A
50+
N/A
FREE (R)
450110-02
M,W *
11/19 - 12/10 8:45A-9:30A
50+
N/A
FREE (R)
450110-03
M,W *
1/7 - 1/28
8:45A-9:30A
50+
N/A
FREE (R)
150110-01
M,W *
2/11 - 3/4
8:45A-9:30A
50+
N/A
FREE (R)
150110-02
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
W
9/10 - 11/5
5:15P-6:15P
16+
N/A
$55 / $58
460103-01
W
11/19 - 12/10 5:15P-6:15P
16+
N/A
$25 / $28
460103-02
W
1/7 - 3/4
5:15P-6:15P
16+
N/A
$55 / $58
160103-01
W
3/18 - 5/13
5:15P-6:15P
16+
N/A
$55 / $58
260103-01
Boot Camp
Give your body some basic training with this intense cardio and
strength training class! The format includes challenging sculpting
moves, sprints, agility drills, plyometrics, and strengthening for
toning and relaxation.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
M
9/8 - 11/3
6:45P-7:45P
16+
N/A
$55 / $58
460102-01
M
11/17 - 12/8
6:45P-7:45P
16+
N/A
$25 / $28
460102-02
M
1/5 - 3/2
6:45P-7:45P
16+
N/A
$55 / $58
160102-01
M
3/16 - 5/11
6:45P-7:45P
16+
N/A
$55 / $58
260102-01
Chair Volleyball
Community Center Multipurpose Room
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Entertaining and fun, it is also an unexpected way to work up a
sweat! Played on a 20-foot by 20-foot court that is divided by a
junior size volleyball net, players sit in chairs on each side of the
court while keeping an inflatable beach ball in play. The hardest
part of the game is keeping your seat in the seat. Laughter
abounds as volleyball games are played to 15 points or more.
Come in and join us for fitness and fun. Registration is not
required, but we do ask that you sign in each Friday that you join
us for practice. Please consult with your physician prior to
participating in this activity. ** Residents or Members only **
Day
Date
Drop In Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/M)
Activity
F
9/12 - 10/3
9:30A-11:00A
55+
N/A
FREE
450105-01
F
10/17 - 11/7
9:30A-11:00A
55+
N/A
FREE
450105-02
F
11/21 - 12/19 9:30A-11:00A
55+
N/A
FREE
450105-03
F
1/9 - 1/30
9:30A-11:00A
55+
N/A
FREE
150105-01
F
2/13 - 3/6
9:30A-11:00A
55+
N/A
FREE
150105-02
Fit Fridays
Community Center Aerobics Room / New Gym
Get FIT and ready for the weekends with this FUN Cardio packed
hour. Classes may include using free weights for toning as well as
powerful cardio intervals to get your heart rate pumping. Abs and
back strengthening exercises may be included to strengthen your
body’s core. As always, low impact modifications to exercises will
be demonstrated.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
F
9/12 - 11/7
9:30A-10:30A
16+
N/A
$55 / $58
460106-01
F
11/21 - 12/19 9:30A-10:30A
16+
N/A
$25 / $28
460106-02
F
1/9 - 3/6
9:30A-10:30A
16+
N/A
$55 / $58
160106-01
F
3/20 - 5/15
9:30A-10:30A
16+
N/A
$55 / $58
260106-01
Community Center
Low Impact
Improve your strength, endurance, muscle tone and flexibility while
minimizing the force on your bones and joints. This class is ideal
for beginners, seniors, and individuals with health restrictions.
Class Instructor: Lifestyle Essentials
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Tu
9/9 - 11/4
6:45P-7:45P
16+
N/A
$55 / $58
460116-01
Th
9/11 - 11/6
6:45P-7:45P
16+
N/A
$55 / $58
460116-02
Tu
11/18 - 12/9
6:45P-7:45P
16+
N/A
$25 / $28
460116-03
Th
11/20 - 12/18 6:45P-7:45P
16+
N/A
$25 / $28
460116-04
Tu
1/6 - 3/3
16+
N/A
$55 / $58
160116-01
6:45P-7:45P
Th
1/8 - 3/5
6:45P-7:45P
16+
N/A
$55 / $58
160116-02
Tu
3/17 - 5/12
6:45P-7:45P
16+
N/A
$55 / $58
260116-01
Th
3/19 - 5/14
6:45P-7:45P
16+
N/A
$55 / $58
260116-02
Martial Arts
John Crone of Morning Calm Martial Arts, will instruct students of
all degrees and ages in Tae Kwon Do. In this Martial Arts program,
students will not only learn self-defense but also develop their
self-esteem, self-confidence, respect and discipline.
Class Instructor: Ken Humphries
Mat Pilates
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
M, W
9/3 - 9/29
6:15P-8:00P
7+
N/A
$45 / $48
460108-01
Sa
9/3 - 9/29
10:45A-12:15P 7+
N/A
M, W
10/1 - 10/29
6:15P-8:00P
7+
N/A
$45 / $48
460108-02
Sa
10/1 - 10/29
10:45A-12:15P 7+
N/A
M, W
11/1 - 11/29
6:15P-8:00P
7+
N/A
$45 / $48
460108-03
$45 / $48
460108-04
$45 / $48
160108-01
$45 / $48
160108-02
$45 / $48
160108-03
Sa
11/1 - 11/29
10:45A-12:15P 7+
N/A
M, W
12/1 - 12/29
6:15P-8:00P
7+
N/A
This is a mat class that involves exercises of varying difficulty that
develop core strength (abdominals, back, hips), improve posture
and balance, and increase flexibility. All fitness levels welcome.
Class Instructor: Beth Miller
Sa
12/1 - 12/29
10:45A-12:15P 7+
N/A
M, W
1/3 - 1/31
6:15P-8:00P
7+
N/A
Sa
1/3 - 1/31
10:45A-12:15P 7+
N/A
M, W
2/2 - 2/28
6:15P-8:00P
7+
N/A
Sa
2/2 - 2/28
10:45A-12:15P 7+
N/A
M, W
3/2 - 3/30
6:15P-8:00P
7+
N/A
Sa
3/2 - 3/30
10:45A-12:15P 7+
N/A
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
9/10 - 11/5
7:00P-7:45P
13+
N/A
$55 / $58
460109-01
Sa
9/13 - 11/8
9:00A-9:45A
13+
N/A
$55 / $58
460109-02
W
11/19 - 12/10 7:00P-7:45P
13+
N/A
$25 / $28
460109-03
Sa
11/22 - 12/13 9:00A-9:45A
13+
N/A
$25 / $28
460109-04
W
1/7 - 3/4
7:00P-7:45P
13+
N/A
$55 / $58
160109-01
Sa
1/10 - 3/7
9:00A-9:45A
13+
N/A
$55 / $58
160109-02
W
3/18 - 5/13
7:00P-7:45P
13+
N/A
$55 / $58
260109-01
Sa
3/21 - 5/16
9:00A-9:45A
13+
N/A
$55 / $58
260109-02
563-2895
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www.sharonville.org
Community Center Multipurpose Room & Aerobics Room
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Community Center
www.sharonville.org
563-2895
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YOGA - Karma
Do something great for yourself while helping others. Join us for
this multi-level yoga class suitable for the experience and novice
yogi. This class is for all fitness levels. *This is a Donation based
class to support the Sharonville Christmas Fund. Please give a
non-perishable item to the instructor the day of the event.
Class Instructor: Betsy Brothers
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
10:00A-11:00A 16+
N/A
*see above
440107-01
10/4
10:00A-11:00A 16+
N/A
*see above
440107-02
11/1
10:00A-11:00A 16+
N/A
*see above
440107-03
Sa
1/3
10:00A-11:00A 16+
N/A
*see above
140107-01
Strength training combined with cardio intervals for a total body
workout! Each class contains different sculpting exercises using
free-weights, medicine balls, stability balls, resistance tubes and/or
body weight. Cardio intervals may be floor, step, or Bosu based.
In addition, core work focusing on abdominals and back
strengthening may be combined for the second half of the class.
Sa
2/7
10:00A-11:00A 16+
N/A
*see above
140107-02
Sa
3/7
10:00A-11:00A 16+
N/A
*see above
240107-01
Sa
4/4
10:00A-11:00A 16+
N/A
*see above
240107-03
Sa
5/2
10:00A-11:00A 16+
N/A
*see above
240107-03
T.B.W. (Total Body Workout)
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
M
9/8 - 11/3
5:45P-6:45P
16+
N/A
$55 / $58
460112-01
M
11/17 - 12/8
5:45P-6:45P
16+
N/A
$25 / $28
460112-02
M
1/5 - 3/2
5:45P-6:45P
16+
N/A
$55 / $58
160112-01
M
3/16 - 5/11
5:45P-6:45P
16+
N/A
$55 / $58
260112-01
Day
Date
Time
Sa
9/6
Sa
Sa
Age
Zumba
Zumba Fitness uses Latin dance rhythms such as Salsa, Cumbia,
Meringue, Flamenco, Raggaeton, Samba, and Belly Dancing to
achieve a great workout.
Class Instructor: Deena Maley
Yoga - Multilevel
Yoga is a system of stretching, breathing, and relaxation designed
for self-control, self-awareness, self-appreciation, and is a
technique for over-all improvement. This class is for all fitness
levels. Class Instructor: Betsy Brothers
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
M
9/8 - 11/3
6:30P-7:45P
16+
N/A
$60 / $63
440113-01
M
11/17 - 12/8
6:30P-7:45P
16+
N/A
$30 / $33
440113-02
M
1/5 - 3/2
6:30P-7:45P
16+
N/A
$60 / $63
140113-01
M
3/16 - 5/11
6:30P-7:45P
16+
N/A
$60 / $63
240113-01
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Tu
9/9 - 11/4
9:45A-10:45A
16+
N/A
$68 / $71
460114-01
Tu
9/9 - 11/4
5:30P-6:30P
16+
N/A
$68 / $71
460114-02
Th
9/11 - 11/6
9:45A-10:45A
16+
N/A
$68 / $71
460114-03
Th
9/11 - 11/6
5:30P-6:30P
16+
N/A
$68 / $71
460114-04
Tu
11/18 - 12/9
9:45A-10:45A
16+
N/A
$35 / $38
460114-05
Tu
11/18 - 12/9
5:30P-6:30P
16+
N/A
$35 / $38
460114-06
Th
11/20 - 12/18 9:45A-10:45A
16+
N/A
$35 / $38
460114-07
Th
11/20 - 12/18 5:30P-6:30P
16+
N/A
$35 / $38
460114-08
Tu
1/6 - 3/3
9:45A-10:45A
16+
N/A
$68 / $71
160114-01
Tu
1/6 - 3/3
5:30P-6:30P
16+
N/A
$68 / $71
160114-02
Th
1/8 - 3/5
9:45A-10:45A
16+
N/A
$68 / $71
160114-03
Th
1/8 - 3/5
5:30P-6:30P
16+
N/A
$68 / $71
160114-04
Tu
3/17 - 5/12
9:45A-10:45A
16+
N/A
$68 / $71
260114-01
Tu
3/17 - 5/12
5:30P-6:30P
16+
N/A
$68 / $71
260114-02
Th
3/19 - 5/14
9:45A-10:45A
16+
N/A
$68 / $71
260114-03
Th
3/19 - 5/14
5:30P-6:30P
16+
N/A
$68 / $71
260114-04
Adult Midnight Basketball
Basketball Turkey Shoot
Got Game? Bring it on. Come to the center for pick-up games on a
Friday night where it’s all about adult basketball time.
Need a turkey for Thanksgiving dinner? Then show us your best
shot! Join us at the Sharonville Community Center for our
Annual Turkey Shoot. Participants will compete in various age
groups and will shoot 10 free throws each from their respective foul
line. (Foul lines determined by age group and NRBL rules) The
person with the most free throws in each age group will be
awarded a turkey, just in time for Thanksgiving! In the event of a
tie, the winner will be determined by a best of five, final shootout!
Participants will compete in the following age groups: 5 & under,
6-7, 8-9, 10-11, 12-14, 15-17, 18-29, 30-49, & 50+. Visit the front
desk for more details or to register. The fee is $2.00 for Residents
and $5.00 for Non-Residents.
Community Center Gymnasium
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
F
9/12
9:00P-12:00A
18+
N/A
$5.00
441225-01
F
10/10
9:00P-12:00A
18+
N/A
$5.00
441005-02
F
11/7
9:00P-12:00A
18+
N/A
$5.00
441005-03
F
1/9
9:00P-12:00A
18+
N/A
$5.00
141005-01
F
2/13
9:00P-12:00A
18+
N/A
$5.00
141005-02
Women’s Volleyball League
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Th
Begins 10/23
8:30P-10:00P
18+
N/A
$75/ team
461001-01
Th
Begins 1/8
8:30P-10:00P
18+
N/A
$100/ team
141001-01
Boys Night Out
Community Center
This is a great opportunity for fathers and sons to enjoy a night
together. Come in and enjoy a game of basketball, cornhole, or
floor hockey. Snacks will be for sale. Please enter in the lower
lobby area for check in.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
F
11/7
7:00P-9:00P
All
N/A
$10
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Sa
11/15
1:30P
All
N/A
$2 / $5
460312-01
Sharonville Youth Organization
Sports Signups
Follow the Blue Sombrero registration link at syosports.org
Sharonville Youth Organization sports registrations are now online!
Please visit the SYO website at syosports.org and follow the Blue
Sombrero registration link to register. The SYO membership fee is
$15 per resident family per year. If accepted, non-residents
participating in a sports activity must pay an additional $30 per
child, which is added to the fee of the sport. A $20 late charge will
be applied to any registration added after the listed dates. For
additional information on Athletic Programs please call 563-9072.
461010-01
Sport
Online Registration Opens
Fee
Baseball
November
$60 - $100
Softball
January 1
$50
T-Ball
January 1
$25
Spring Soccer
January 1
$50
Fall Soccer
January 1
$50
Instructional Soccer
May 1
$30
Basketball
September 1 (closes October 1)
$70
Instructional Basketball
September 1 (closes October 24)
$40
www.sharonville.org
Join the Sharonville Recreation Department for a recreational
women’s volleyball league. The league will consist of 8 teams and
a one & out tournament will be held at the end of the session 2.
Day
Community Center
SPORTS
Adult Co-Rec Softball
Sharonville Athletic Fields
Basketball Camp
The Sharonville Recreation Department is offering a completely
free basketball camp for boys and girls ages 7-12. The camp will
focus on basketball fundamentals including dribbling, free throws,
offense, and defense. Come join us for an afternoon of fun!
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Sa
11/15
10:00A-1:00P
7-12
11/12
FREE
N/A
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Su
Begins 5/3
N/A
18+
4/15
$100/team* 241003-02
563-2895
The Sharonville Recreation Department offers a Sunday afternoon
adult co-rec softball league that begins in the spring. Teams will
play a one and out tournament at the end of the regular season.
*The cost is $100 per team and each team is required to pay the
umpire $13 at the start of each game. Registration begins on
February 15 and runs through April 15th. Sign your team up now!
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Community Center
DANCE PROGRAMS
Music & Movement
This class is an introduction to dance. Learn to move and groove
with your child. Gym shoes and comfortable clothes required.
Class Instructor: Performing Arts, Inc.
Age
Deadline Fee (R/NR) Activity
Day Date
Time
M
9/8, 15, 22, 29
10:30A-11:00A 18m - 3
N/A
$27 / $30
410908-01
M
10/13, 20, 27, 11/3
10:30A-11:00A 18m - 3
N/A
$27 / $30
410908-02
M
11/17, 24, 12/1, 8
10:30A-11:00A 18m - 3
N/A
$27 / $30
410908-03
This class is designed to teach your child age appropriate Hip Hop
moves. Your child will have fun while dancing and grooving to
current songs. They will learn how to move to the beat of the
music. Gym shoes required.
M
1/5, 12, 19, 26
10:30A-11:00A 18m - 3
N/A
$27 / $30
110908-01
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
M
2/9, 16, 23, 3/2
10:30A-11:00A 18m - 3
N/A
$27 / $30
110908-02
Sa
9/13, 20, 27, 10/4
3:00P-3:30P
5-7
N/A
$27 / $30
410911-02
Sa
10/18, 25, 11/1, 8
3:00P-3:30P
5-7
N/A
$27 / $30
410911-04
Sa
11/15, 22, 12/6, 13 3:00P-3:30P
5-7
N/A
$27 / $30
410911-06
Sa
1/10, 17, 24, 31
3:00P-3:30P
5-7
N/A
$27 / $30
110911-02
Sa
2/14, 21, 28, 3/7
3:00P-3:30P
5-7
N/A
$27 / $30
110911-04
Tap & Ballet: 3-5 Years
www.sharonville.org
Boys and girls will be taught Tap and Ballet in the traditional style.
Each style of dance will be taught during the class. Black tap
shoes are required as well as pink ballet slippers for girls and black
ballet shoes for boys. Leotard and tights (any style and color)
needed for girls and t-shirt and shorts needed for boys.
Age
Time
M
9/8, 15, 22, 29
11:00A-11:30A 3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
410904-01
Sa
9/13, 20, 27, 10/4
1:00P-1:30P
3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
410904-02
M
10/13, 20, 27, 11/3
11:00A-11:30A 3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
410904-03
This class is designed to teach your child age appropriate Hip Hop
moves. Your child will have fun while dancing and grooving to
current songs. They will learn how to move to the beat of the
music. Gym shoes required.
Sa
10/18, 25, 11/1, 8
1:00P-1:30P
3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
410904-04
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
M
11/17, 24, 12/1, 8
11:00A-11:30A 3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
410904-05
Sa
9/13, 20, 27, 10/4
3:30P-4:00P
8-12
N/A
$27 / $30
420911-01
Sa
11/15, 22, 12/6, 13
1:00P-1:30P
3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
410904-06
Sa
10/18, 25, 11/1, 8
3:30P-4:00P
8-12
N/A
$27 / $30
420911-02
M
1/5, 12, 19, 26
11:00A-11:30A 3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
110904-01
Sa
11/15, 22, 12/6, 13 3:30P-4:00P
8-12
N/A
$27 / $30
420911-03
Sa
1/10, 17, 24, 31
1:00P-1:30P
3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
110904-02
Sa
1/10, 17, 24, 31
3:30P-4:00P
8-12
N/A
$27 / $30
120911-01
M
2/9, 16, 23, 3/2
11:00A-11:30A 3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
110904-03
Sa
2/14, 21, 28, 3/7
3:30P-4:00P
8-12
N/A
$27 / $30
120911-02
Sa
2/14, 21, 28, 3/7
1:00P-1:30P
N/A
$27 / $30
110904-04
3-5
Hip Hop: 8-12 Years
Day Date
Hip Hop: 13+
Tap, Ballet & Jazz
This class provides an opportunity to try tap, ballet and jazz.
Twenty minutes of each dance genre will be taught every class.
Tap and Ballet shoes required. Leotard and tights recommended.
563-2895
28
Hip Hop: 5-7 Years
Day Date
Time
Age
Sa
9/13, 20, 27, 10/4
2:00P-3:00P
5-7
N/A
$37 / $40
410909-01
Sa
10/18, 25, 11/1, 8
2:00P-3:00P
5-7
N/A
$37 / $40
410909-02
Sa
11/15, 22, 12/6, 13
2:00P-3:00P
5-7
N/A
$37 / $40
410909-03
Sa
1/10, 17, 24, 31
2:00P-3:00P
5-7
N/A
$37 / $40
110909-01
Sa
2/14, 21, 28, 3/7
2:00P-3:00P
5-7
N/A
$37 / $40
110909-02
This class is designed for your teen. They will learn appropriate
Hip Hop moves while dancing and grooving to current songs. This
class is a great way to get in a workout. Gym shoes required.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Sa
9/13, 20, 27, 10/4
4:00P-4:30P
13+
N/A
$27 / $30
430911-01
Sa
10/18, 25, 11/1, 8
4:00P-4:30P
13+
N/A
$27 / $30
430911-02
Sa
11/15, 22, 12/6, 13 4:00P-4:30P
13+
N/A
$27 / $30
430911-03
Sa
1/10, 17, 24, 31
4:00P-4:30P
13+
N/A
$27 / $30
130911-01
Sa
2/14, 21, 28, 3/7
4:00P-4:30P
13+
N/A
$27 / $30
130911-02
Dance Program September 2014 - May 2015
Performing Arts Inc. structures their dance program into two parts.
Part 1: Begins in September and runs through December. It consists of three 4- week sessions. A discount will be provided for those students that sign up
for all three sessions. Participation in these three sessions will culminate in an informal show, more of a “Parent Observation” that will be held on Sunday
December 14, 2014 at the Sharonville Community Center. No costumes will be required.
Part 2: Begins in January and runs through May. It is a 4-week four session series. A discount will also be provided for those students that sign up for the
entire series. A traditional recital with costumes will be held at the end of the 4 sessions for the students enrolled in the series. The recital will be held
Sunday May 17, 2015 at the Sharonville Community Center. There will be a fee of $60.00 for the costumes.
*Students are also welcome to participate in individual sessions without the commitment of the entire series or a recital.
This class is an introduction to hip hop and basic tumbling. The
hip hop portion of the class offers age appropriate dance moves.
The tumbling portion of the class includes forward and backward
rolls all the way to cartwheels. Basic balance beam work will also
be included. Gym shoes and comfortable clothes required.
Day Date
Time
Age
M
9/8, 15, 22, 29
11:30A-12:00P 3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
410911-01
M
10/13, 20, 27, 11/3
11:30A-12:00P 3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
410911-03
M
11/17, 24, 12/1, 8
11:30A-12:00P 3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
410911-05
M
1/5, 12, 19, 26
11:30A-12:00P 3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
110911-01
M
2/9, 16, 23, 3/2
11:30A-12:00P 3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
110911-03
Tumbling
This is a beginning tumbling class. Your child will learn forward and
backward rolls, cartwheels, head stands and many more tumbling
moves including the balance beam. Socks and comfortable clothes
required.
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Sa
9/13, 20, 27, 10/4
1:30P-2:00P
3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
411011-01
Sa
10/18, 25, 11/1, 8
1:30P-2:00P
3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
411011-02
Sa
11/15, 22, 12/6, 13 1:30P-2:00P
3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
411011-03
Sa
1/10, 17, 24, 31
1:30P-2:00P
3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
111011-01
Sa
2/14, 21, 28, 3/7
1:30P-2:00P
3-5
N/A
$27 / $30
111011-02
PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS (ages 0-5)
Mommy & Me Gym
Make a Mess with Me
This class is for children and their caregivers. Come learn through
play. There will be lots of fun activities such as ball play, obstacle
courses, climbing and jumping. The emphasis will be on
developing large muscle skills along with music and movement.
Attention parents, let your little ones get their hands dirty in this
class. It’s their choice to dig in the sand, finger paint, play with
shaving cream or make collages with lots of glue. Your child will
enjoy these messy activities that you don’t have to clean up.
Class Instructor: Laura Glassman
Day Date
Time
M
9/8, 15, 22, 29
M
M
Age
Day
Date
Time
10:00A-10:30A 18m - 2
N/A
$27 / $30
411008-01
Tu
9/9 - 9/30
10:00A-10:45A 18mos+ N/A
10/13, 20, 27, 11/3
10:00A-10:30A 18m - 2
N/A
$27 / $30
411008-02
Tu
10/14 - 11/4
10:00A-10:45A 18mos+ N/A
$8 / $11
410512-02
11/17, 24, 12/1, 8
10:00A-10:30A 18m - 2
N/A
$27 / $30
411008-03
Tu
11/18 - 12/9
10:00A-10:45A 18mos+ N/A
$8 / $11
410512-03
M
1/5, 12, 19, 26
10:00A-10:30A 18m - 2
N/A
$27 / $30
111008-01
Tu
1/6 - 1/27
10:00A-10:45A 18mos+ N/A
$8 / $11
110512-01
M
2/9, 16, 23, 3/2
10:00A-10:30A 18m - 2
N/A
$27 / $30
111008-02
Tu
2/10 - 3/3
10:00A-10:45A 18mos+ N/A
$8 / $11
110512-02
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
$8 / $11
410512-01
www.sharonville.org
Day
Community Center
Hip Hop & Tumbling
Munchkin Morning
The Music Garden
Let me introduce your child to their first “classroom” experience.
Come have fun with stories, music, games and an art activity.
Come sing, dance, and play while developing social, language,
movement, and musical skills. Attention to nurturing the singing
voice, steady beat, rhythm exploration, self-expression, and
attentive listening. * Parent or caregiver is required to attend class
with child.
Class Instructor: Valerie Bobash; received a Bachelor of Music
degree from SUNY, Potsdam; and a Master of Science in music
education from the University of Dayton.
Day
Date
Time
Th
9/11 - 10/9
10:00A-10:45A 18mos+ N/A
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
410512-04
Colors of the Rainbow
Day Date
Time
Age
M
9/8, 15, 22, 29
12:30P-1:15P
3-6*
N/A
$27 / $30
410504-01
M
10/13, 20, 27, 11/3
12:30P-1:15P
3-6*
N/A
$27 / $30
410504-02
Colors, colors all around, what do you see? Join in this color
adventure. Each week your child will go through the colors of the
rainbow with songs, books and crafts.
Class Instructor: Angela Heaton
M
11/17, 24, 12/1, 8
12:30P-1:15P
3-6*
N/A
$27 / $30
410504-03
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
M
1/5, 12, 19, 26
12:30P-1:15P
3-6*
N/A
$27 / $30
110504-01
M
2/9, 16, 23, 3/2
12:30P-1:15P
3-6*
N/A
$27 / $30
110504-02
W
10/15 - 11/5
12:30P-1:15P
3-6
N/A
$14 / $17
410406-01
W
11/19 - 12/17 12:30P-1:15P
3-6
N/A
$14 / $17
410406-02
563-2895
$9 / $12
29
Community Center
Creative Children
Little hands love to explore the world through art and crafts. They
will glue, cut, paint and glitter their way to a masterpiece in this
class. Each session will focus on a specific theme and will
encourage individual creativity in your child.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Theme
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Th
10/16 - 11/6
12:30P-1:15P
3-6
Pumpkins
$14 / $17
410407-01
Th
11/20 - 12/18 12:30P-1:15P
3-6
Holidays
$14 / $17
410407-02
Th
1/8 - 1/29
12:30P-1:15P
3-6
Snow
$14 / $17
110407-01
Th
2/12 - 3/5
12:30P-1:15P
3-6
Presidents
$14 / $17
110407-02
Under The Sea
The adventure will begin under the ocean in this fun class. Your
child will learn about sea creatures from small to large. Dive into
the strange and exciting underwater world.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
W
1/7 - 1/28
12:30P-1:15P
3-6
N/A
$14 / $17
110406-01
Creepy Crawlers
Preschool Open Gym
www.sharonville.org
Preschool Open Gym is a designated time for children to come
and play on soft mat equipment. This program is an interactive
gross motor playtime between children and their adults. Children
must be supervised by their parents or guardians at all times. Recreation staff is not responsible to supervise the children. Rules for
open gym are posted at the door.
*Free for members, $2 for non-members.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (M/N)
Activity
Tu
10/7, 14, 28
11:00A-2:00P
1-6
N/A
*see above
N/A
Tu
11/4, 11, 18, 25
11:00A-2:00P
1-6
N/A
*see above
N/A
Tu
12/2
11:00A-2:00P
1-6
N/A
*see above
N/A
Tu
1/6, 13, 20, 27
11:00A-2:00P
1-6
N/A
*see above
N/A
Tu
2/3, 10, 17, 24
11:00A-2:00P
1-6
N/A
*see above
N/A
There will be no open gym on: 10/21, 12/9, & 12/16
Watch out don’t step down, the creepy crawlers are coming. Learn
about 6, 8 and 100 legged crawlers. Discover life under rocks and
in the dark corners.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
W
2/11 - 3/4
12:30P-1:15P
3-6
N/A
$14 / $17
110406-02
PRESCHOOL EVENTS
Preschool Pumpkin Party
Join the Sharonville Recreation Department for a Halloween party
just for preschoolers! Guests will enjoy snacks from trick or
treating, crafts, and lots of fun! We will have mats and obstacles
set up for kids to play on and we will trick or treat through the
hallways beginning at 1pm. Remember to wear your costume for
this spooky good time! Signups begin September 8, 2014.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Tu
10/21
12:00P-2:00P
0-5
N/A
$2
410317-01
Baby/Toddler Open Gym
563-2895
30
Baby/Toddler Open Gym is a designated time for babies and
toddlers to come and play on soft mat equipment. Young children
can explore while developing their gross motor skills. Children
must be supervised at all times.
*Free for members, $2 for non-members.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (M/N)
Activity
Th
10/9, 16, 23, 30
9:30A-11:30A
0-2
N/A
*see above
N/A
Th
11/6, 13, 20
9:30A-11:30A
0-2
N/A
*see above
N/A
Th
12/4, 11
9:30A-11:30A
0-2
N/A
*see above
N/A
Th
1/8, 15, 22, 29
9:30A-11:30A
0-2
N/A
*see above
N/A
Th
2/5, 12, 19, 26
9:30A-11:30A
0-2
N/A
*see above
N/A
There will be no open gym on: 11/27 & 12/18
Cookies with Mrs. Claus
Join the Sharonville Recreation Department for a Christmas party
just for preschoolers. Guests will enjoy cookies, milk, and lots of
fun! We will have mats and obstacles set up for kids to play on and
get a special visit from Mrs. Claus. Signups begin November 3,
2014.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Tu
12/9
12:00P-2:00P
0-5
N/A
$2
410317-02
Kid Spot
New for this year! Kid Spot is now a Monday through Thursday
supervised, structured program for 7-12 year olds. Participants are
asked to purchase a monthly pass for unlimited visits during that
month. Each day of the week will provide kids with a themed
activity. Craft night, game night, homework help and much more
will be offered. Daily drop in is still available. Due to space
restrictions, Kid Spot can only host 15 children at one time.
Class Instructor: Recreation Center Staff
Date
Time
Age
Drop In Fee Monthly Fee Activity
M - Th
9/8 - 9/30
5:30P-7:30P
7-12
$5 / $8
$22 / $25
420514-01
M - Th
10/1 - 10/30
5:30P-7:30P
7-12
$5 / $8
$22 / $25
420514-02
M - Th
11/3- - 11/26 5:30P-7:30P
7-12
$5 / $8
$22 / $25
420514-03
M - Th
12/1 - 12/18
5:30P-7:30P
7-12
$5 / $8
$15 / $18
420514-04
M - Th
1/1 - 1/29
5:30P-7:30P
7-12
$5 / $8
$22 / $25
120514-01
M - Th
2/2 - 2/26
5:30P-7:30P
7-12
$5 / $8
$22 / $25
120514-02
Kid Spot will not be held on Holidays.
Three Cheers for Sharonville! Help your little one build confidence,
gain strength and coordination and have a ton of fun at the same
time. This non-competitive cheerleading squad will be for all fitness
and skill levels. This squad will learn positive cheers and chants,
focus on teamwork and building friendships while gaining strength
and balance. The team will be able to showcase their new talents
at local Sharonville events like parades during the corresponding
seasons. Shorts, t-shirt and athletic shoes required. Additional fees
will be required if your child wants to purchase spirit shirts.
Coach: Amy Smith; is certified in Group Fitness, Personal Training
and Pilates. Amy is also a former cheerleader, former cheerleading
coach and former elementary school teacher.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
W
9/10 - 11/5
4:15P-5:00P
7-11
N/A
$45 / $48
420115-01
W
11/19 - 12/10 4:15P-5:00P
7-11
N/A
$20 / $23
420115-02
W
1/7 - 3/4
4:15P-5:00P
7-11
N/A
$45 / $48
120115-01
W
3/18 - 5/13
4:15P-5:00P
7-11
N/A
$45 / $48
220115-01
Pre-Teen Floor Hockey
Love hockey but not the cold, take a shot at the game of floor
hockey. Come in for open play.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
M
9/8, 10/6,
11/3, 12/8
4:00P-5:00P
9-12
N/A
FREE
421004-01
www.sharonville.org
Day
Three Cheers
for Sharonville
Community Center
SCHOOL-AGE PROGRAMS (ages 6-12)
Outside the Box: Creative
Thinking and Building
Junior Police Academy



Session 2: Standing Tall
Session 3: Flying High
Session 4: Bridge the Gap
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Tu
9/9 - 11/11
4:00P-5:00P
3-4 gr.
N/A
FREE
W
10/15 - 11/5
4:00P-5:30P
6-12
N/A
$10 / $13
420513-01
W
11/19 - 12/17 4:00P-5:30P
6-12
N/A
$10 / $13
420513-02
W
1/7 - 1/28
4:00P-5:30P
6-12
N/A
$10 / $13
120513-01
W
2/11 - 3/4
4:00P-5:30P
6-12
N/A
$10 / $13
120513-02
420318-01
563-2895
This 10 week program is designed to give 3rd and 4th Graders
hands on experience of a day in the life of a Sharonville Police
Officer. Children will try on and use real police equipment, meet
the K-9 Unit, tour the S.W.A.T. van and see the Hamilton County
Sheriffs Helicopter. One class will actually be held at the
Sharonville Police Department; where the children can tour the jail,
be fingerprinted and see where the detectives work. An entire
class is devoted to teaching children safety and self-defense.
Please register at the Sharonville Community Center.
Class Instructor: Officer Cheryl Price, Sharonville Police Dept.
Creativity and Ingenuity is the focus of this four session series. Let
your imagination guide you through this joint program with the
Sharonville Branch Library. We will learn about Rube Goldberg
and his crazy contraptions, the building of towers and skyscrapers,
paper airplanes and bridge construction. We will then build our
own crazy contraptions, tall towers and bridges as well as folding
paper airplanes. Come to all sessions or pick your favorite. Class
fees cover all materials.
Class Instructors: Laura Glassman and Andrew McClanahan
 Session 1: Rube Goldberg Machines
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Community Center
Delicious Desserts
Community Center Kitchen/Craft Room
Come learn the joys of cooking, baking and decorating. This once
a month class will allow your creativity to shine as you make and
decorate tasty treats that will amaze your family and friends.
Please bring a container to transport your finished treats.
Class Instructor: Laura Glassman & Aileen Foster
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
M
9/15, 10/13,
11/10, 12/8
4:00P-5:00P
6-12
N/A
$24 / $27
420505-01
M
1/12, 2/9,
3/9, 4/13
4:00P-5:00P
6-12
N/A
$24 / $27
120505-01
www.sharonville.org
Bricks 4 Kidz: School’s Out
Mini Camps
Do you have a LEGO® fanatic in your home? Join Bricks 4 Kidz as
they host a series of 2 hour building workshops on days when the
kids are off of school. Bricks 4 Kidz is an enrichment program that
teaches children concepts in science, mechanics, and engineering
using LEGO® bricks. In each workshop, the kids will be introduced
to new concepts and then build models using bricks, gears, axles,
motors and more to illustrate the concept. Each workshop
includes a custom mini-figure that the kids will create, use during
the camp, and then take home! All four of the workshops will be
unique, with all new models and lessons each time. Your kids have
never had so much fun learning. ** Please note, our supplies are
reused from class to class. Students will not take home completed
models as that would make our program costs unaffordable for
most. * LEGO® is a registered trademark of the LEGO® Group of
Companies and is not affiliated with Bricks 4 Kidz.
Day
Date
Time
Age
M
10/20
10:00A-12:00P 6-12
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
N/A
$20 / $23
421101-01
W
11/26
10:00A-12:00P 6-12
N/A
$20 / $23
421101-02
M
1/19
10:00A-12:00P 6-12
N/A
$20 / $23
121101-01
M
2/16
10:00A-12:00P 6-12
N/A
$20 / $23
121101-02
Junior CSI
563-2895
32
Junior CSI participants will become forensic scientists as they
investigate mock crime scenes. This class will introduce 5th and
6th grade students to the various aspects of scientific investigation
techniques used to solve crimes. Topics will include observations,
analysis of observations, collection of evidence, processing of
evidence, documentation of evidence and crime scene through
sketches and digital photography, and analysis of evidence.
Class Instructor: Officer Cheryl Price, Sharonville Police Dept.
Parents
TIME OUT
Community Center
While moms and dads are out and about, kids can have their own
night with basketball, board games, craft or a movie. A drink and
snack will be provided. Please enter in the downstairs lobby to
check in.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (M/NM)
Activity
F
12/12
6:00P-9:00P
6-12
N/A
$10 / $13
420302-01
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Tu
2/3 - 2/24
4:00P-5:00P
5-6 gr.
N/A
FREE
120318-01
Winter Break Camp: Early Drop
Winter Break Camp: Early Drop is for children who are registered
for Winter Break Camp. Prior to camp start time, we will provide
supervision for board games, basketball, and other requested
activities. Children may bring a snack with them. Participants must
have a membership and be registered for Winter Break Camp.
Resident registration begins November 10, 2014
Non-Resident registration begins November 24, 2014
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
M
12/29
8:00A-10:00A
6-12
12/19
$2
420803-01
Tu
12/30
8:00A-10:00A
6-12
12/19
$2
420803-02
W
12/31
8:00A-10:00A
6-12
12/19
$2
420803-03
F
1/2
8:00A-10:00A
6-12
12/19
$2
120803-01
Winter Break Camp
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
M
12/29
10:00A-4:00P
6-12
12/19
$10
420804-01
Tu
12/30
10:00A-4:00P
6-12
12/19
$10
420804-02
W
12/31
10:00A-4:00P
6-12
12/19
$10
420804-03
F
1/2
10:00A-4:00P
6-12
12/19
$10
120804-01
TEEN PROGRAMS (ages 13-17)
Teen Drop In
Halloween Frights
Come to one, come to all. Just drop in! Bring your friends as this is
sure to be a good time. We will play dodge ball, kickball and
basketball. *Membership required. Guests are $4.00.
What would Halloween be without the gruesome foursome?
Freddy, Michael, Jason and Leatherface are together again to
invade your nightmares. We will be going to The Legend Of Horror
in Springfield, Ohio. Our group will depart the Community Center at
5:00pm and return by 12:00am.
*Fee includes haunted house and maze of insanity admission.
The Legend of Horror, Springfield, OH
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
W
9/10 - 5/20
4:00P-5:00P
11-17
N/A
*see above
N/A
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Sa
10/25
5:00P-12:00A
13-17
N/A
$20*
430319-01
Perfect North, Lawrenceburg, IN
Teen Group
Imagine the thrill of sliding down a snowy 750’ long run and then
effortlessly riding a lift back up. Try different runs with varied levels
of rollers and pitch. Just hop in a tube and enjoy the ride.
Come and join our Teen Group………..hang out with friends, play
some games, listen to music.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Sa
11/22
TBD
13-17
N/A
$40
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
W
9/10 - 5/20
5:00P-8:00P
13-17
N/A
FREE
N/A
563-2895
Perfect North Tubing
Gower Park Lovitt Building
www.sharonville.org
Camp Sharonville presents Winter Break Camp 2014. Join the
Camp staff for 4 days of fun at the Sharonville Recreation Center.
Participants must have a membership. Please call 563-2895 for
membership types and prices. For your convenience, Winter Break
Camp registration is done on a single day basis. Space is limited.
Resident registration begins November 10, 2014
Non-Resident registration begins November 24, 2014
Community Center
CAMP SHARONVILLE
430611-01
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Community Center
SPECIAL EVENTS
Lindner Center of Hope
Speakers Series
Sharonville Golf Outing
Sharon Woods Golf Course
www.sharonville.org
The 25th Annual Sharonville Golf Outing will be held at the Sharon
Woods Golf Course on Thursday, September 4th, and will include
dinner and an awards ceremony at Lakeside Lodge. Door prizes
will be given away and top golf scores will be awarded.
Registration will be held on July 31, 2014 at the Sharonville
Community Center Meeting Room at 6:00pm. Tee time selection
will begin immediately following a number draw. Please contact
Michael Blomer at 563-2895 with any questions regarding the 2014
Golf Outing.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR)
Activity
Th
9/4
8:00A-8:00P
All
8/31
$220/foursome 440305-01
Family Cinema
Join the Sharonville Recreation Department as we bring movies to
Downtown Sharonville. Movies are held at the Sharonville Fine
Arts Center which is located at 11165 Reading Road. Please
check with us often for the movie titles that will be shown. It is our
wish to show only the newest and most popular movies out at that
time. The cost is still only $1.00 per person and children ages 2 &
under are free.
Join professionals from the Lindner Center of Hope to learn about
topics that affect parents and adults of today.
 September 18, 2014 - Addiction and the Brain - Chris Tuell,
EdD, LPCC-S Lindner Center of HOPE Clinical Director of
Addiction Services - The audience will become more familiar
with the research regarding the addictive brain and the relationship it has with mental health disorders.
 October 16, 2014 - Bullying in Youth - Tracy Cummings,
MD, Staff Psychiatrist - The audience will receive an overview
of various and current forms of bullying, risk factors and
interventions when bullying has been identified.
 November 20, 2014 - Eating Disorders and Body Image Sarah Lavanier, PsyD, Staff Psychologist - The audience will
learn the myths and basic facts about eating disorders and
what can be done in families and communities to improve
body image in youth.
 December 18, 2014 - Adolescent Self-Injury - Marcy
Marklay, LPCC, Adolescent Therapist - The audience will
learn what it is, who is at risk and about treatment.
 January 15, 2015 - Anxiety in School-Age Children Jennifer Wells, MSW, LISW, Social Worker - The Audience
will receive an overview of anxiety and strategies for parents
and school personnel to respond to it.
 February 19, 2015 - Healthy vs. Unhealthy Adolescent
Development - Jennifer Bellman, PsyD, Staff Psychologist The audience will learn about the typical “angst” of adolescent
years and what makes this age difficult – for the adolescent
themselves and for the PARENTS raising them.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Th
9/18
7:00P-8:00P
All
N/A
FREE
460201-01
Th
10/16
7:00P-8:00P
All
N/A
FREE
460201-02
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Th
11/20
7:00P-8:00P
All
N/A
FREE
460201-03
Sa
9/6
6:00P
All
N/A
$1
460311-01
Th
12/18
7:00P-8:00P
All
N/A
FREE
460201-04
1/15
7:00P-8:00P
All
N/A
FREE
160201-05
2/19
7:00P-8:00P
All
N/A
FREE
160201-06
Sa
11/15
6:00P
All
N/A
$1
460311-02
Th
Sa
1/10
6:00P
All
N/A
$1
160311-01
Th
Sa
3/21
6:00P
All
N/A
$1
160311-02
22nd Annual Holiday Craft Show
563-2895
The Sharonville Recreation Department is sponsoring an intimate
gathering of quality crafters just in time for your holiday shopping
needs. The emphasis of this show is on quality and variety of
homemade items. There will be 45-50 exhibitors. Breakfast and
lunch items are sold throughout the day to the public. A raffle will
be held throughout the day that benefits the Sharonville Christmas
Fund and the Sharonville Teen Club. Hourly raffle drawings begin
at 10 am and end at 2:00 pm. Participants do not need to be
present to win.
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Kiwanis Halloween Party
We invite you to join us for a free, old fashioned Halloween Party
sponsored by Sharonville Kiwanis Club & Sharonville Recreation
Department. Activities include a costume contest, carved &
decorated pumpkin contest and refreshments.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
F
10/31
8:00P-9:30P
All
N/A
FREE
N/A
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Sa
11/29
9:00A-2:00P
All
N/A
FREE
460313-01
Community Center
Letters from Santa
Do you want your child's face to light up in amazement when they
get a personalized letter from Santa Claus? Of course you do!
Parents will register between December 1, 2014 and December 7,
2014. Upon registration, parents will fill out an information sheet
that allows Santa to personalize his letter. Along with the letter,
your child will receive a “Nice List Certificate”. Lastly, every child
will also receive an additional Christmas keepsake. All letters will
be delivered before Christmas.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
M - Su
12/1 - 12/7
Desk hours
0-12
12/7
$3 / $6
460314-01
Breakfast with Santa Claus

Non-Resident ticket sales begin October 20, 2014
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (RNR)
Activity
Sa
12/6
9:30A-12:00P
All
N/A
$5 / $8
460315-01
Gingerbread House Contest
Families are challenged to create, construct and compose a
Gingerbread house completely of edible materials.
The Rec Center will provide you with the frame of the house and
some edible extra supplies but you may also bring in items.
Houses will be on display at the upper level lobby from December
8th - December 15th for public voting.
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Su
12/7
1:00P-4:00P
All
N/A
$25/family
460412-01
Sharonville’s Downtown Loop & Depot Square
Join the Sharonville Recreation Department as we host horse
drawn carriage rides around the Downtown Sharonville Loop.
Refreshments, live entertainment, and plenty of fun will be had by
all. Join us for a Sharonville Family Tradition!
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Sa
12/13
10:00A-2:00P
All
N/A
FREE
N/A
Join the Sharonville Recreation Department for our annual Daddy
Daughter Dance. Dads, Uncles, Grandfathers, and caregivers are
invited to bring their special girls to an evening of fun and
memories. Your evening will be filled with dancing, pizza,
keepsake photographs, and a sundae bar. All girls will also receive
a special gift to make the evening unforgettable fun!


RESIDENTS/MEMBERS – Sales begin November 3, 2014
$16 per couple, additional daughters are $6 each
NON-RESIDENTS – Sales begin November 17, 2014
$19 per couple, additional daughters are $7 each
Day
Date
Time
Age
Deadline
Fee (R/NR) Activity
Sa
2/7
7:00P-9:00P
3-14
1/31
$16 / $19
160304-01
563-2895
Carriage Rides
Daddy Daughter Dance
“Sock Hop”
www.sharonville.org
Kick off the holiday season with a special morning the whole family
will enjoy! Along with a holiday show, you will enjoy breakfast
treats. Best of all you will get your chance to visit with Santa & Mrs.
Claus and receive a special gift! Parents, don’t forget to bring your
cameras for this memory making moment. *Babies not requiring a
seat are free.
 Resident/Member ticket sales begin October 6, 2014
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City of Sharonville
10900 Reading Rd.
PRSRT STD
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
Permit #1863
Cincinnati, OH
Please visit our website at www.sharonville.org or follow us on Facebook at
www.facebook.com/sharonvilleohio

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