Hometown Guide

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Hometown Guide

Hometown Guide
IN THIS ISSUE:
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Message from the Mayor
Public Works
Tax Department
Fire Department
Police Department
Community Development
Employee Spotlight
Convention Center
Cultural Arts Center
Chamber of Commerce
Recreation Department
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Golden View Acres
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Severe Weather
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Classic Cars
Learn more about this 52 unit Senior Citizen Retirement Village.
Building & Planning City Hall
Convention Center
Clerk of Courts
Fire (Chester Road)
Fire (Fields Ertel)
Fire (Reading Road)
Gorman Pool
Police Department
Public Works
Recreation
Tax Department
Police, Fire, EMS
Kevin M. Hardman, Mayor
Vicki Hoppe, President of Council
Shayok Dutta, Council Ward 1
David Koch, Council Ward 2
Paul Schmidt, Council Ward 3
Rob Tankersley, Council Ward 4
Ed Cunningham, Auditor
Al Ledbetter, Treasurer
Mark Piepmeier, Law Director
Sue Knight, Council at Large
Charles Lippert, Council at Large
Mike Wilson, Council at Large
563-0033
563-1144
771-7744
563-1146
563-0252
489-7949
671-2595
671-2575
563-1147
563-1177
563-2895
563-1169
911
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Summer Camp
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Be YOUnique
769-4170
478-2891
693-7587
247-0146
563-4361
383-6580
404-7875
563-8513
733-8276
708-5109
379-1318
623-9482
With summer just around the corner, learn more about our aquatic center.
The Rec Department’s most popular program is back for a 38th year!
This free expo at the Community Center features great local wellness info.
khardman@cityofsharonville.com
vhoppe@cityofsharonville.com
sdutta@cityofsharonville.com
dkoch@cityofsharonville.com
pschmidt@cityofsharonville.com
rtankersley@cityofsharonville.com
ecunningham@cityofsharonville.com
aledbetter@cityofsharonville.com
mpiepmeier@cityofsharonville.com
sknight@cityofsharonville.com
clippert@cityofsharonville.com
mwilson@cityofsharonville.com
Local Schools
Community Contacts
Butler Co. Environ. Services 887-3061
Butler Co. BOE 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 591-7700
Drivers License Bureau 563-1420
Drivers License Testing 769-3047
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Don’t miss the Sharonville Chamber’s 39th Annual Car Show this Spring!
Elected Officials
Aquatics Info
Read some great information about severe spring weather.
Department Contacts
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Hamilton Co. BOE 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
sharonville.org
Evendale Elementary 864-1200
Heritage Hill Elementary 864-1400
Moeller High School 791-1680
Mt. Notre Dame 821-3044
Princeton Board of Education 864-1000
Princeton High School 864-1500
Princeton Community Middle 864-2000
Scarlet Oaks School 771-8810
Sharonville Elementary 864-2600
St. Michael Elementary 554-3555
Stewart Elementary 864-2800
Ursuline Academy 791-5791
Message from the Mayor
Only a few short months before first taking elected office, I married my wife, Amy.
The two of us are not the same people we were 16 years ago. We are certainly not
the same small two-person family. The Hardmans now encompass four amazing
children – who in their own right grow into different people on what seems a
daily basis. That kind of growth is what I have seen in our great City and expect
to continue in the coming years. The growth in our economy and our willingness
to explore new solutions to recurring issues has resulted in recent successes that
prove the state of the City of Sharonville is strong.
Growth – Ford Motor Company announced the investment of 900-million dollars
into their Sharonville plant in the coming year. Cincinnati Sub-Zero broke ground
in February on an 80,000 square foot expansion of their Mosteller Road facilities. Gorilla Glue continues moving their
operations into their new Gateway-75 headquarters. Rolling Hills Hospitality Group brings Hyatt Place to the Sharonville
Convention Center. The City is proud to partner with not only these business entities but all of our large, medium and
small businesses. Thanks to the dedication of city employees like Economic Development Director Chris Xeil Lyons and
Community Development Director Richard Osgood, businesses know that Sharonville is a place that welcomes them
and encourages their growth.
New Solutions – there are few phrases I find more annoying than, “We’ve always done it that way.” As the City looks
at our current challenges and those that are coming in the future, our city staff and elected officials are encouraged
to look at new ways to solve old and/or recurring issues. We have embarked on an examination of the growing needs
for space in our police department. As the debt on our new fire headquarters is paid off, we look forward to resolving
inadequacies in our Cornell Road station. Our new model for providing public health services through partnership with
Hamilton County Public Health and our own Resident Assistance Nurse has shown promising results in its first year. We
expect completion this year of our city’s comprehensive plan focusing our efforts on a shared vision for the city’s future.
Sharonville was, is and will forever be the “City of Progress.” We will continue to encourage growth and creative answers
to difficulties. I wish for our city the same healthy future that I do for my own family. I ask you to join me in that desire for
continued advancement of and innovative fixes for your personal and business lives and that of our great community
of Sharonville.
Kevin M. Hardman
Connect With Us
Get to know the City of Sharonville even better through our helpful website, sharonville.org and our Facebook page,
Sharonville, Ohio. Find information on various departments throughout the city and stay up to date by checking out
the city events calendar.
Sharonville Photos
Want to see your own photos in the next Hometown Guide? Contact Michael Blomer at mblomer@cityofsharonville.
com for more information on photo submission.
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PUBLIC WORKS
Thank You
The Public Works Department would like to express our sincere
appreciation to all residents for their cooperation over the winter
months with our snow removal process. With warm weather
approaching, many residents will be outside fixing up yards and
homes, so we want to remind you of our spring and summer services.
Brush and Special Pickup Service is a year round program unless
it is snowing and we are treating the roads. Residents must call our
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. 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.
Yardwaste
Yard waste can be disposed of using one of the following methods:
• Composting on your property.
• Placing yard waste (grass, weeds, twigs, leaves) and garden
waste in bags or cans at the curb for collection. Yard waste is
collected on the same day as your regular trash collection.
• Separate yard waste (grass, weeds, twigs, leaves) and garden
waste from your regular trash and take the yard waste to one of
the three recycling drop-off locations for residents of Hamilton
County (free service). For more information call YARDWASTE
HOTLINE at (513) 946-7755.
Truck Loan Program
If you need to dispose of a lot of rubbish or debris, a truck can be
left in your driveway overnight. This service is offered from April
through October. The truck will be brought to your home or business
by 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon and is picked up the next morning by
7:30 a.m. A release of liability must be signed by the property owner.
The Truck Loan Program will cost the homeowner $50 a night and
$60 for the weekend. The cost for businesses will be $90 for nights
and weekends. Payment will be required before the truck can be
delivered to the residence. Call 563-1177 to schedule a truck.
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Installing a New Driveway
You must obtain a permit to install a new driveway from the Community
Development Department. The fee to install a new driveway is $25
and it must be inspected and meet City specifications. There is
no fee or permit required if you are only installing a drive apron;
however, you must give the City a 24-hour notice before pouring
concrete. Please call Public Works before starting a driveway or
apron project for specifications and requirements.
Golden View Acres
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 required to be signed 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
removed from the Waiting List.
Sharonville’s Recycling Program
The City is committed to making recycling a priority in Sharonville
by offering curbside recycling at NO COST to ALL home and condo
owners. It is the residents, however, that make the real difference
- You are the key to this program’s success. If, for some reason,
you are not participating in the recycling program, please reconsider.
If you have a smaller recycling container and want to upgrade to a
95 gallon container, please call RUMPKE Recycling Department at
513-851-0122 ext. 5176 to arrange for a delivery of your container.
TAX
DEPARTMENT
New This Year! E-Filing
E-filing is now available at www.municonnect.com/sharonville for
residents with W-2 income only.
Please remember ALL residents, 18 years and older, are required
to file a City of Sharonville tax return regardless of your income
level. Any residents under 18 are required to file if they have earned
income.
Need More Time to File Your Tax Return?
A six month extension is available by sending us a copy of your
Federal extension application or a written request by April 18, 2016.
Extensions are approved provided your account is current.
Am I Required to Pay Estimated Taxes?
All individuals and businesses that reasonably expect to owe $200
or more due to taxable income, which is not subject to withholding
by an employer, are required to estimate and pay the tax during the
year the income is earned.
If you owe less than $200 but still wish to make estimated payments
please note this on your tax return and we will send you reminders.
Due Dates Have Changed
Due to changes in state law beginning January 1, 2016 the due
dates for residents and most businesses to pay the required
quarterly payments have changed to the following:
What income is taxable?
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Qualifying wages are defined by the IRS tax code section
3121(a). It includes many different types of income,
including but not limited to wages, sick pay, vacation pay,
commissions, severance pay, settlements, bonuses, fringe
benefits, short-term disability pay, stock options and deferred
compensation. It is usually found in Box 5 (Medicare wages) on
your W-2, however there are some exceptions.
Other Income (generally listed on line 21 of your Federal 1040
tax form) such as gambling winnings, HSA and scholarship
distributions, director’s fees, jury duty income and prize
winnings.
Net profits from profession and/or business operations
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Businesses which have a fiscal year end also have new due dates:
• Payments are due by the 15th day of the fourth, sixth, ninth
and twelfth month following your fiscal year end.
Please note that estimated tax payments are required and
penalties may be applied if payments are not timely made.
What income is exempt from tax?
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Interest, dividends, royalties
Capital gains (unless considered ordinary income)
Alimony
Military pay and allowances
Social Security benefits, welfare benefits, unemployment
insurance benefits, workers’ compensation
Proceeds from qualified IRS defined retirement plans
How Do I Pay My Tax?
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This information regarding income is not all encompassing. Please
contact our office if you have questions regarding the taxability of
specific types of income.
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Credit for taxes withheld or paid to another municipality is available
to residents. It is limited to 1.5% of the amount of wages taxed to
another municipality, and no amounts exceeding the 1.5% limit will
be credited toward additional taxable income. Documentation is
required for any credit. There are no credits given for county, mental
health, or school taxes paid.
Need help filing your return? We’re happy to help.
Our office is located at 11641 Chester Road. We’re open Monday
through Friday from 8:30am until 5:00pm. No appointment is
needed, but tax return preparation assistance is only provided until
4:30pm. We recommend you file early, as the number of people
seeking assistance increases dramatically as the tax filing deadline
approaches. A secure drop box located next to the front door of our
office is also available 24/7 for your convenience. Forms, including
fill-in forms, and instructions are available on the Sharonville website
at www.sharonville.org.
Filing Due Dates for 2016
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Individual Returns: On or before April 18, 2016
Business Returns: On or before April 18, 2016 or the 15th day
of the 4th month following the end of the fiscal year.
Withholding Reconciliations: On or before February 29, 2016
1st quarter payment is due with your tax return by April 18,
2016
2nd quarter payment is due by June 15, 2016
3rd quarter payment is due by September 16, 2016
4th quarter payment is due by December 15, 2016
If you E-file, payment may be made by credit card within the
website as you complete your return.
Check or money order payments may be mailed in and should
be made payable to “City of Sharonville Tax”.
Payments by check, money order, cash, or credit card are
accepted at the tax office.
Payments may also be made through Official Payments
either online at www.OfficialPayments.com or by phone at
1-800-487-4567.
All credit card transactions will incur a service fee.
Other Questions?
You can contact us via phone at (513) 563-1169, or by email at
taxoffice@cityofsharonville.com.
Property Taxes
The collections of property taxes (whether it is for residential
property or business property) are the responsibility of Hamilton
County or Butler County. The City of Sharonville does not receive
property tax dollars from city residents or businesses and is proud
that a municipal property tax has not been levied in over 30 years.
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 Tax
The City of Sharonville is within the Princeton City School District.
The code for state income tax form purposes is 3116.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
Severe Weather Safety
The Arrival of spring will undoubtedly bring both April Showers
and May flowers. After a long winter this is what everyone looks
forward to. These showers can sometimes produce or turn into
dangerous storms that everyone needs to be aware of. Here are
some tips to keep your family safe.
Severe Thunderstorms, Lightning and Flooding
Did you know that lightning and flooding kill more people
every year than tornados or hurricanes? A thunderstorm is
considered severe if it produces hail at least 1 inch in diameter
or has wind gusts of at least 58 miles per hour. Heavy rainfall
from thunderstorms can quickly cause flash flooding where
rivers and streams overrun their banks and cause streets to
flood. High winds can damage homes and blow down trees
and utility poles, causing widespread power outages. Every
year people are killed or seriously injured because they
didn’t hear or ignored severe thunderstorms warnings. The
information in this section, combined with timely watches and
warnings about severe weather, could save your life:
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Listen to local news or NOAA Weather Radio for emergency
updates. Watch for signs of a storm, like darkening skies,
lightning flashes or increasing wind.
If you can hear thunder, you are close enough to be in danger
from lightning. If thunder roars, go indoors! Don’t wait for rain.
Lightning can strike out of a clear blue sky.
Avoid electrical equipment and corded telephones. Cordless
phones, cell phones and other wireless handheld devices are
safe to use.
Keep away from windows.
If you are driving, try to safely exit the roadway and park. Stay in
the vehicle and turn on the emergency flashers until the heavy
rain ends.
If you are outside and cannot reach a safe building, avoid high
ground; water; trees; and metal objects such as fences or
bleachers. Picnic shelters, dugouts and sheds are NOT safe.
If you encounter a flooded roadway, do not attempt to drive
through it or walk through it. Turn around, don’t drown.
Tornadoes
A tornado is a violently rotating column of air extending from
the base of a thunderstorm down to the ground. Tornadoes
are capable of completely destroying well-made structures,
uprooting trees and hurling objects through the air like deadly
missiles. Tornadoes can occur at any time of day or night and
at any time of the year. During times of severe weather you
should be prepared to take shelter in a basement, or inner
most room of your home with no windows. Mobile properties
are not safe! Many times people ask “what is the difference
between a Tornado Watch and a Tornado Warning issued by
the National Weather Service”?:
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Severe Thunderstorm Watch: Be Prepared! Severe
thunderstorms are possible in and near the watch area. Stay
informed and be ready to act if a severe thunderstorm warning
is issued. Watches are issued by the Storm Prediction Center
City of Sharonville
sharonville.org
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for counties where severe thunderstorms may occur. The watch
area is typically large, covering numerous counties or states.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning: Take Action! Severe weather
has been reported by spotters or indicated by radar. Warnings
indicate imminent danger to life and property. Take shelter in a
substantial building. Get out of mobile homes that can blow over
in high winds. Warnings are issued by your local forecast office.
Warnings typically encompass a much smaller area (around the
size of a city or county) that may be impacted by an on-going
severe thunderstorm.
Tornado Watch: Be Prepared! Tornadoes are possible in and
near the watch area. Review and discuss your emergency plans,
check supplies and your safe room. Be ready to act quickly if
a warning is issued or you suspect a tornado is approaching.
Acting early helps to save lives! Watches are issued by the Storm
Prediction Center for counties where tornadoes may occur. The
watch area is typically large, covering numerous counties or
even states.
Tornado Warning: Take Action! A tornado has been sighted
or indicated by weather radar. There is imminent danger to life
and property. Move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a
sturdy building. Avoid windows. If in a mobile home, a vehicle,
or outdoors, move to the closest substantial shelter and protect
yourself from flying debris. Warnings are issued by your local
forecast office. Warnings typically encompass a much smaller
area (size of a city or small county) that may be impacted by
a tornado identified by a forecaster on Radar or by a trained
spotter/law enforcement who is watching the storm.
Fire Pits
The Fire Department desires all citizens not to be denied
the enjoyment of recreational fires. Although these fires are
typically small in size, they can still represent a significant fire
hazard. In an effort to minimize damage and/
or injury from fires, the Fire Prevention Code
provides these guidelines:
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When the fire is contained within an approved
container (i.e. commercial fire pits, screened
devices, etc.), the fire shall be located more
than 15’ from any structure. The immediate area within 15’ should
also be clean of combustible materials, such as overgrown
brush, weeds, and shrubs.
When the fire is not contained within an approved container, the
fire should be located more than 25’ from any structure and the
immediate area within 25’ clean of combustible materials.
The burning of garbage, leaves, landscape waste, construction
waste and other combustible materials are prohibited. Only
seasoned, dried firewood is permitted.
The fire must be started with combustible materials; no
flammable/combustible liquids can be used to ignite the fire.
The recreational fire must not exceed 3’ diameter and 2’ in height.
The Fire Department may prohibit any burning when atmospheric
or local conditions make such fires a hazard or nuisance.
A means for immediate utilization for extinguishment must be
readily available.
Fires must always be attended by an adult until completely
extinguished.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Police & Scouts Pictured: Sgt. Ryan Hermes in the middle. Sgt. Derek Broenner (scout Den Leader) on the left.
Roadway Safety
We understand that being stopped by law enforcement can be a
stressful situation for the driver and passengers. Traffic stops are
inherently dangerous for police officers, so no stop is considered
“routine.” We offer the following tips to make traffic stops smoother
and safer for all involved. When you are aware that an officer has
activated his/her emergency lights:
Pull Over Immediately
• Pull off to the right side of the roadway and position your vehicle
as far out of the lane of traffic as possible.
• Turn off your engine and any other device (radio, cell phone,
etc.) and roll down your window so you can communicate with
the officer.
• When the stop takes place in the dark, turn on your flashers
and the vehicle’s interior lights so that the officer can see that
everything is in order.
Remain Calm
• Remain calm and ask all passengers to remain calm as well.
• Keep your seatbelt fastened and ask your passengers to keep
their seatbelts fastened as well.
• Stay in your seat and do not get out of the vehicle unless the
officer asks you to.
Maintain Hands in Plain View
• Keep your hands in plain view, preferably on the steering wheel,
and ask your passengers to keep their hands in plain view or
in their laps.
• Do not make any movements that might be interpreted by the
officer that you are hiding or searching for something.
Weapon Possession
• Let the officer know if you, or a passenger, are carrying a
weapon in your car and if you have a legal permit to carry it.
• If you are a CCW permit holder and are carrying a weapon, you
have a duty to inform the police officer immediately.
Documentation Required
• The officer will ask for your driver’s license, proof of vehicle
registration, and proof of insurance.
• Tell the officer where they are and reach for the documents
slowly, keeping one hand on the steering wheel.
Communicate Clearly
• Answer the officer’s questions fully and clearly.
• If you disagree with the officer, do not discuss your point of view
at that time – you can choose to contest a citation later without
raising issues about unfairness during a traffic stop.
• The citation will show the date and location of your court date.
Charge Or Citation
• If the citation is not clear, ask the officer for an explanation in a
respectful manner.
• You will be asked for a signature if the officer issues a citation.
Your signature is not an admission of guilt. It only means that
you received a copy of the citation.
Completion Of The Traffic Stop
• After you have been released from the stop, signal your intention
to re-enter into the roadway and do so only when it is safe.
• If you have questions or concerns about the traffic stop, contact
the officer’s agency within a few days of the incident.
Your safety on the roadways is important to us and we
want you to arrive safely!
New Officer
We would like to introduce the newest member of our department,
Officer Chris Nguyen. Officer Nguyen grew up in Springdale, Ohio
and is a Princeton High School
graduate.
He attended the
University of Cincinnati graduating
with a Bachelor of Science degree
in Criminal Justice. He was also
a member of the Criminal Justice
Society. Officer Nguyen completed
the Ohio State Highway Patrol
Academy this past December. We
welcome him to our team!
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Community Development
2015 Highlights
The Sharonville Department of Community Development had a busy 2015. Here are some highlights from the 2015 Annual Report presented
at City Council on January 12, 2016.
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Department name change from Planning Department to the Department of Community Development.
Assumed responsibility for Environmental Health compliance formerly performed by the Sharonville Health Department.
In October, Richard Osgood, Community Development Department manager, presented the Twin Creek Preserve project (end of Best
Place off Crescentville Road) at the North Carolina Association of Flood Plain Managers Fall Floodplain Institute.
Stantec, which is a Sharonville engineering firm, conducted a study of the Twin Creek Preserve project and concluded that it had reduced
the base flood elevation by almost one foot. This is significant in FEMA terms and anecdotal comments from businesses in Sharonville
along the Mill Creek say flooding seems to be less frequent since completion of the project.
Major construction projects completed in 2015 include: Princeton Middle/High School Complex; Equity Group Office Building (new
building, 400 E-Business Way); Rush Trucking (new facility, 11775 Highway Drive); USUI Expansion (88 Partnership Way)
Major construction projects to break ground in 2015 include: Jurgensen/Valley Ashpalt (new headquarters office building, 111641 Mosteller
Road); Semco Outdoor (new facility, 11864 Chesterdale Road); ADSCO (new facility, 11400 Enterprise Park Drive).
Major project still under construction include the Enclave apartment complex (3800 Hauck Road).
Total cost of construction (residential and commercial): $30,607,335.
Total number of permits (residential and commercial): 683
Total adjusted department receipts (residential, commercial, engineering, and other): $364,099 (over 65% of Community Development
Department operating budget).
2015 Planning Commission activity included: New residential subdivision at Allenhurst Boulevard (pictured below); New Planned
Unit Development for Semco Outdoor at
11864 Chesterdale Road; new zoning
code regulations for Sexually Oriented
Businesses.
Total number of Code Enforcement
cases (residential and commercial): 371
Total number of tall grass and weeds
complaints: 117
Total number of detention basin and
storm water management system
inspections: 142
Projections for 2016 are equally strong in
the City of Sharonville and we will continue
to monitor the condition of property and
structures in order to maintain property
values and quality of life. Update of the
Comprehensive Plan is a high priority since
it hasn’t had a full strategic analysis and
modification in thirty years. Please feel free
to contact Community Development with any
questions, suggestions, or concerns.
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EMPLOYEE
SPOTLIGHT
Sharonville Champions
The Sharonville Chamber of Commerce recently held its’
annual Champions of Commerce Dinner on January 28, 2016
at the Sharonville Convention Center. This dinner includes
the Chamber’s annual awards for the following categories:
• Business Person of the Year
• Small Business of the Year
• Large Business of the Year
• Community Service Award
• Volunteer of the Year
• Rising Star Award
• Business Mentor Award
The City was well represented, having four nominees and
two award winners!
2015 Business Person of the Year
Pictured from left: Harry Snyder, Great Oaks; Jim Downton,
Sharonville Convention Center; & Mark Reder, Sheldon and
Reder CPAs.
Three City officials were nominated as the 2015
Community Service Award Champion: Sharonville Auditor
Ed Cunningham representing the Princeton Education
Foundation, Senior Patrol Officer Cheryl Price for Shop with
a Cop, and Administrative Assistant to the Mayor Michael
Blomer representing Festivals of Sharonville (SharonFest).
Convention Center Director Jim Downton was also
nominated as 2015 Business Person of the Year for his work
at the Sharonville Convention Center. Both Cheryl & Jim
ultimately won the award for their categories.
Jim has done excellent work with the Convention Center
expansion and operation. The Center continues to be
Cincinnati’s premier facility for sustainable, world-class
meetings, conventions, banquets, trade shows, and public
events. Jim & his staff offer contemporary meeting spaces
and unparalleled customer service, as well an award-winning
catering team and menus prepared by a renowned chef.
2015 Community Service Award
Pictured from left: Cheryl Price, Sharonville Police Department;
Ed Cunningham, City of Sharonville Auditor; Aruna Ramamurthy,
Therapeutic Medical Massage; & Michael Blomer, Sharonville
Recreation Department.
Cheryl continues to help economically disadvantaged
students in Sharonville through the Shop with a Cop
program. In 2015 alone, $7,122.42 was raised through
local businesses and individuals resulting in 49 kids and
40 families having a brighter holiday season. “This is the
highlight of our year,” Police Chief Aaron Blasky said. “It’s
hard, but it’s also exciting,” he said of the opportunity to
bring Christmas to the children. “We wouldn’t be able to do
it without the help of Princeton and Officer Price. She’s our
bridge.”
The City of Sharonville congratulates these individuals and all
employees that work so hard to make our community great.
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HYATT PLACE Update.
“The Hyatt Place
expansion is a big,
positive step for the
City of Sharonville.”
-J IM D O W N TO N
The team at Sharonville Convention Center would like to extend a tremendous thank
you to those who were able to attend the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Hyatt
Place expansion. This expansion is a very exciting opportunity for the Convention
Center and the City of Sharonville. It allows our district to grow responsibly, create
jobs, share hospitality, stabilize our economy, and promote accessibility.
SHARONVILLE CONVENTION CENTER
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
For more information, visit: www.sharonvilleconventioncenter.com
FIRST $5,000 ON US Winners!
We are very pleased to congratulate Pure Romance as
the First $5,000 On Us December winner! We’d also like to
congratulate the January winner, Ohio Society of CPA’s.
For those of you who missed out on the
previous drawing, there is still time to enter!
FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN
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SHARONVILLE CONVENTION CENTER Upcoming Events!
Intergalactic Bead Show
APRIL 2–3, 2016
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
2016 SPCA Fur Ball
APRIL 23–24, 2016
5:00 PM – 12:00 AM
(ON THE 23RD)
(ON THE 24TH)
Sharonville Cultural Arts Celebration
APRIL 29, 2016
7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Sacred Heart Radio 15 Annual Banquet
th
MAY 11, 2016
6:30 PM
Half Price Books Clearance Sale
MAY 13, 2016
MAY 14, 2016
9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
MAY 15, 2016
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
The Sharonville Convention Center is
Cincinnati’s premier facility for sustainable,
world-class meetings, conventions,
banquets, trade shows, and public events.
The Center offers contemporary meeting
spaces and unparalleled customer service,
as well an award-winning catering team
and menus prepared by a renowned chef.
As the city’s only LEED-certified meetings
facility, you can feel good knowing the
convention center is as good for the planet
as it is for your special event.
Intergalactic Bead Show
JULY 9–10, 2016
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
SEE MORE EVENTS: sharonvilleconventioncenter.com/calendar
YOUR CENTER for inspiration.
SHARONVILLE CULTURAL ARTS CENTER’S
SPOTLIGHT ON THE ARTS
GALA
APRIL 29, 2016
Celebrate the Arts – The Color in our World! Join us in your
finest black and white cocktail attire at the Sharonville
Convention Center for a beautiful evening including dinner,
a silent auction and entertainment by Anna & The Deeper
Well. Tickets are $75 per person or $550 for a table of 8.
Purchase tickets at Sharonvillleculturalarts.org.
Corporate Sponsorships available:
contact Pat @ 513.554.1014
CHILDREN’S THEATER
Dear Edwina, Jr. – March 18 & 19, 2016
Movie Blockbusters, a musical showcase – April 15 & 16, 2016
The Artistocats, KIDS – June 10 & 11, 2016
For more information and tickets:
call the SCAC @ 513.554.1014 or visit our website
SHARONVILLE CULTURAL ARTS CENTER
Sharonville Classic
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SHARONVILLE CHAMBER
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FOOD BEER FUN
2016
24th
CARS MOTORCYCLES
PLACE: Downtown Sharonville on Reading Rd. between Cornell and Sharon Roads.
TIME: 9:00AM - 3:00PM
CONTACT: info @SharonvilleChamber.com, (513)554-1722
REGISTRATION: All model years are invited. Please visit our website for more information.
WWW.SharonvilleClassicCarShow.com
SPONSORSHIPS AND BOOTHS AVAILABLE:
MARKET YOUR BUSINESS! (513)554-1722
Hometown Guide
spring 2016
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PARKS & RECREATION
The Sharonville Community Center is a membership-based
facility centrally located at 10990 Thornview Drive in historic
Sharonville. Our facilities are open to residents of Sharonville,
employees of Sharonville businesses, and all non-residents
as well. Our staff warmly welcomes you and your family to join us. We
know that you will find our convenient facilities, abundant
activities, and friendly services will fit your many interests and
needs. No matter the season, no matter your reason, we are
your source for family fun and fitness.
Membership Descriptions
Membership Fees
Tier 1 (Single)
Senior
Resident
Business
Non-Res
Activity
$15
$30
$40
$50
Pool
$30
$60
$90
$120
Fitness
$45
$90
$135
$180
Combo
$50
$115
$180
$230
Tier 2 (2 Person Household)
Activity Pass: Indoor Walking/Running Track, Lighted Tennis
Courts, Double Gymnasium
Activity
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Pool
$55
$115
$175
$230
Pool Pass: Outdoor Pool, Indoor Walking/Running Track, Lighted
Tennis Courts, Double Gymnasium
Fitness
$75
$175
$265
$350
Combo
$75*
$225*
$340*
$450
Fitness Pass: Fitness, Indoor Walking/Running Track, Lighted
Tennis Courts, Double Gymnasium
Tier 3 (Up to 5 Person Household)
Combo Pass*: Outdoor Pool, Fitness, Indoor Walking/Running
Track, Lighted Tennis Courts, Double Gymnasium
Activity
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
* Nursery Service Is Included At No Charge On All Children’s
Combo Passes Age 1-6. Nursery Rules Apply.
Pool
n/a
$145
$260
$290
Fitness
n/a
$205
$325
$410
Combo
n/a
$255*
$385*
$510*
Corporate Opportunities
*Over 5 People In The Same Household Are Charged An Additional $10 Per Person
Membership Plans
We offer corporate membership plans that extend wellness & recreation amenities to
companies at a very affordable cost. The cost of which become greatly outweighed by
the benefits companies can receive immediately from a better, stronger, healthier staff.
Our Corporate Membership allows companies to provide their team the tools and programs
essential to maintaining wellness and productivity. For more information contact Carol
Crawford at 563-2895 or ccrawford@cityofsharonville.com.
Sponsorships
The Recreation Department offers various sponsorship opportunities for some of our best
facilities and programs. Contact Sue Koetz at 563-2895 or skoetz@cityofsharonville.com
to see how your company can partner with the Community Center.
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Facility Information
Sharonville Community Center
10990 Thornview Drive
Sharonville, OH 45241
Phone: (513) 563-2895
Fax: (513) 563-4573
Website: www.sharonville.org
@Sharonville
Parks &
Recreation Department
Community Center Access Policy
Every person entering the Community Center must stop at the
Customer Service Desk to state his/her purpose of coming to the
Community Center. If you are a member, please make sure to
scan your membership card each time you enter the Community
Center and Pools. In order to be as safe as possible and pursuant
to City of Sharonville Ordinance Number 2014-13, ALL resident and
non-resident guests, ages 18 years and older, purchasing a guest
pass will be required to provide a valid driver’s license or State ID
Card. This card will be scanned by the “Safe Point” System against
the National Sex Offenders Registry.
The entire membership card data base is scanned through the “Safe
Point” system twice a year. New members and renewal members
joining the Community Center will be scanned before membership
cards are given to the members. Should your driver’s license or
State ID Card match a National or State Sexual Offender Registry
record or if you do not provide a valid driver’s license or State ID
card, you will not be permitted to enter the facility. There is an appeal
process.
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. The Community Center will be closed
on January 1 & March 27.
A scheduled orientation appointment with the fitness staff is
required prior to using the Fitness Center for ages 13-17. Please see
Fitness Staff to fill out paperwork prior to scheduling your orientation.
Members must be 13 to participate independently in the Fitness
Center. Members 18+ may choose to schedule an orientation to the
fitness center or sign off on our informed consent form.
Membership and Activity Registration Hours
Monday - Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
7:00am - 8:30pm
7:00am - 6:30pm
8:00am - 4:30pm
12:00pm - 3:30pm
Online Registration
Our registration site: onlineregistration.cityofsharonville.com.
On March 15, our Spring programs GO LIVE for registration.
Look for the online registration logo (right)
to determine if your programs are available online.
Stay and Play Nursery Hours & Fees
Monday - Saturday 9:00am - 12:00pm
Monday - Thursday
5:00pm - 8:00pm
*Hours are subject to change.
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.
Sharonville Parks
Parks are available for public use from daylight until dusk year
round. All parks are maintained by the Sharonville Parks &
Recreation Department.
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. If interested in more information pertaining to
athletic facilities for your league or team, please contact Michael
Blomer at 563-2895.
Rental Rates
Rental Space
Contract Rate
Gower Park Shelter* Resident Picnic $25
Gower Park Shelter*
Business Picnic $50
Gower Park Shelter*
Non-Resident Picnic $75
Above rates include on duty park security guard.
*The last day to reserve shelters will be October 31, 2016.
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 $50
attendant fee.
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.
Memorial Day Observance
Monday, May 30, 2016
8:00am-12:00pm
Observance
12:00pm
Memorial Service
Patriot Pointe
Thornview Drive next to Library
Veterans interested in posting a 30 minute guard to honor
those who have fallen, please contact Mark Piepmeier at
733-8276 or mrkppmr@gmail.com
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AQUATICS
Opening Weekend
May 28, 29, 30, 2016. Pools will open daily May 31.
Hours
12:00pm - 8:00pm Daily*
11:00am - 8:00pm Saturday & Sunday*
*Weather permitting.
Pool Closings
Please call 563-4257 x. 7213.
Open End of Season Dates
The Aquatic Center is closed when Princeton Schools are in session.
Pool Rules
We are a membership based facility, not a public pool, which means
in order to attend you must have a current membership. Pool rules
are provided to members upon purchase of membership. Due to City
Auditor procedures, we are not able to give cash refunds. However
within a 2 hour entrance of the Aquatic Center, we will issue a rain
check slip. If you have questions regarding pool rules, please contact
an Aquatic Center manager.
Guest Policy *Guest Fee is $4 per Person*
A responsible person, at least 15 years of age, must
accompany pool guests under the age of 10. If deemed by the pool
management that the chaperone is not proven to be responsible, we
reserve the right to ban future entrance into the pool as a chaperone.
Part of the criteria that is used in determining whether a chaperone is
responsible is as follows:
• Guest(s) must stay with member at all times.
• Chaperone does not condone or participate in unsafe practices.
• Chaperone stays vigilant and does not divide his/her attention
between friends or other distractions.
Pool Rules
The Aquatic Center will be closed for the following:
• Home Swim Meets on Tuesday & Thursday evenings at 5:00pm.
(Swim Meet schedules are available at the front entrance of the
Aquatic Center).
• July 4, 2016. Pool will be closed at 6:00pm.
• July 6, 2016. Pool will be closed to non-registered guests from
11:00am - 5:00pm for the annual Ladies Day at the Pool event.
Ladies Day is for guests 16 & over only.
Supervision Policy
One adult per five children under the age of seven. One adult per
seven children over the age of seven. Adults may NOT leave the
pool area.
Health Code
With the exception of water bottles, food and drink of any kind are
not permitted around the pool area. Baby changing stations are
located inside the locker rooms. Board of Health restrictions require
that you DO NOT change diapers in the pool area. Additionally,
Board of Health restrictions require that you DO NOT swim if you are
experiencing symptoms of diarrhea.
2016 SWIM LESSONS
Sharonville Aquatic Center
The Sharonville Aquatic Center offers swim lessons for
children ages 2-16. Resident Member fees are $40.00 and
Business Member & Non-Resident fees are $55.00. There
are no refunds after June 12, 2016. Participants must have a
valid membership throughout the program (see membership
eligibility). Signups will be held on the following date:
• Saturday, May 14, 2016 9:00am - 3:00pm
There will be no enrollment after Saturday, May 14 unless
openings remain.
Signups will be held in the Meeting Room or Pool Area. Please
provide us with a current membership and email address so
that we may contact you regarding swim lesson cancellations.
Availability of classes is based on the number of teachers
available. There must be a minimum of 5 students per class.
Following the end of swim lessons, all patrons must exit pool
area so we may setup to open. Gorman pool will not open
until approximately 12:15pm during swim lessons.
Day
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
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Time
10:05a-10:35a
10:40a-11:10a
11:15a-11:45a
10:05a-10:35a
10:40a-11:10a
11:15a-11:45a
10:05a-10:35a
10:40a-11:10a
11:15a-11:45a
10:05a-10:35a
10:40a-11:10a
11:15a-11:45a
10:05a-10:35a
10:05a-10:35a
Age
Level 1
Level 1
Level 1
Level 2
Level 2
Level 2
Level 3
Level 3
Level 3
Level 4
Level 4
Level 4
Level 5
Level 6
Fee (R/BUS/NR)
$40 / $55 / $55
$40 / $55 / $55
$40 / $55 / $55
$40 / $55 / $55
$40 / $55 / $55
$40 / $55 / $55
$40 / $55 / $55
$40 / $55 / $55
$40 / $55 / $55
$40 / $55 / $55
$40 / $55 / $55
$40 / $55 / $55
$40 / $55 / $55
$40 / $55 / $55
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2016 SHARONVILLE SHARKS
SWIM TEAM
The Sharonville Sharks is a
recreational swim team that
competes against local communities in our region. Swim team
members must have a valid pool membership throughout the
program (see membership eligibility). Swim meets are held
on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Swim practices are held
by age groups Monday through Friday mornings starting May
31, 2016. Participants must be at least 5 years of age, be
able to swim 15 feet meters, and be comfortable swimming in
5 to 12 feet of water.
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Accessibility
Disabled persons have easy access into all Aquatic Center
pools. The Family Play Pool is designed for zero depth entrance.
Additionally, the Plunge and Competitive Pools have an in-deck lift
system for easy pool entry. *Please have a caregiver available to
assist you with the equipment if necessary.
Date
6/6-6/24
6/6-6/24
6/6-6/24
6/6-6/24
6/6-6/24
6/6-6/24
6/6-6/24
6/6-6/24
6/6-6/24
6/6-6/24
6/6-6/24
6/6-6/24
6/6-6/24
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Parent Club Meeting: Wednesday, May 11, 2016 6:30pm
at the Community Center.
If you have additional Swim Team questions, please contact
Team Presidents Sheena Walton at sheena.walton@hotmail.
com or Cathy Logsdon at cathylogsdon@hotmail.com.
Day
M-F
Date
Begins in May
Age
5+
Fee (R/BUS/NR)
$25 / $40 / $40
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SPORTS
YOUTH TENNIS
Gower Park Tennis Courts
Is your child interested in learning to play tennis? Maybe
they would like to build on the skills that they already have.
Join local tennis instructor and pro Mike Thomas for tennis
instruction at the Gower Park tennis courts. Please wear
sneakers, comfortable clothing, and bring your own tennis
racquet. Make up lessons due to inclement weather will be
held on Fridays at the regular scheduled times.
Day Tu, Th
Tu, Th
Tu, Th
Tu, Th
Tu, Th
Tu, Th
Date
6/7-6/23
6/7-6/23
6/7-6/23
7/12-7/28
7/12-7/28
7/12-7/28
Time
9:00a-10:00a
10:00a-11:00a
11:00a-12:00p
9:00a-10:00a
10:00a-11:00a
11:00a-12:00p
Age
6-8
9-12
13-17
6-8
9-12
13-17
R/NR
$37/40
$37/40
$37/40
$37/40
$37/40
$37/40
Sharonville Eagles
Football & Cheerleading
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Much more than football... Safety, Character,
Family, Community, and Fun!
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ADULT TEAM TENNIS
ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS FROM
AREA YOUTH GRADES K-6 NOW!
Gower Park Tennis Courts
Join instructor Mike Thomas to learn and play tennis at the
Gower Park Tennis Courts. Sessions will begin with a half
hour warmup/group lesson followed by 1 hour of actual singles
and doubles play. Please wear sneakers, comfortable athletic
clothing, and bring your own tennis racquet. A minimum of 4
participants is required to run this program.
Day
F
F
Date
6/3-6/24
7/8-7/29
Time
7:00p-8:30p
7:00p-8:30p
Age
18+
18+
R/NR
$47/50
$47/50
USA Football Certified Coaches
Family Atmosphere
Community Events
Team-Building Outings
Registration cost is $125 for Football and $100 for
Cheer with early registration discounts available
online. Equipment & uniforms are provided with
refundable security deposit. Visit our website
at sharonvilleeaglesfootball.com or call Lauren
Wallace (VP/Registrations) at 513-205-5101.
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CO-ED ADULT SOFTBALL
Kemper Sports Complex, Field K-1
Join us for our Sunday afternoon recreational adult co-ed
softball league beginning in July. Teams will play a regular
season schedule ending in a one and out tournament. *The
cost is $100.00 per team and each team is required to pay
the umpire $13.00 at the start of each game. Registration
begins on May 15th and runs through July 3rd.
Day
Su
Date
Time
7/10-8/28 3:00p
Age
18+
FEE
$100/team*
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Community Center Gymnasium
Futsal is a smaller, 5 v 5 version of indoor soccer. Games
are played in our gym with two 20 minute halves and a 5
minute halftime. The general rules of soccer still apply, with a
few additional futsal rules added. Teams will play a total of 5
games with a single elimination tournament at the end of the
season. Each team is permitted to have up to 12 players on
their roster. Players do not need to be residents of Sharonville
to participate.
Day
Sa
Date
6/4-7/9
Time
Age
9:00a-2:00p U10 & U12
FEE
Activity
$75/team* 361004-01
Youth Sports Update
Don’t miss the opportunity to register your child for
youth sports in Sharonville. The Sharonville Youth
Organization offers a variety of recreational sports
for children ages 3 to 18. Please visit our website at
syosports.org for more information or to register for our
next exciting season. Here’s a look at what registrations
are coming up soon:
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Co-ed Instructional Soccer (ages 4-5) [$50] - Register
starting May 15th through July 6th
Fall Soccer (ages 6-13) [$50] - Register starting May
15th through July 6th
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ADULT PROGRAMS
BINGO
Community Center Meeting Room
The classic game that is always fun to play. Bingo is not just a
game. It is also one of the activities that are used to develop
new relationships and enhance friendships. Make plans to
join in the Bingo fun!
Day
Tu
Tu
Tu
Date
4/5, 26
5/10, 24
6/7, 28
Time
10:00a-11:00a
10:00a-11:00a
10:00a-11:00a
Age
50+
50+
50+
Fee
$1/card
$1/card
$1/card
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RECREATION CARD PLAY
Community Center Gathering Room
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
playing fun!
Day
Th
Th
Th
Date Time
4/7, 21 10:00a-11:30a
5/5, 19 10:00a-11:30a
6/2, 23 10:00a-11:30a
Age
50+
50+
50+
Fee
FREE
FREE
FREE
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IN THE LOOP KNITTING AND 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
during this informal time together. Bring your own patterns or
try some of ours; however, students must provide their own
knitting needles and crochet hooks.
Class Instructors: Aileen Foster and Laura Glassman
Day
W
W
W
18
Date
4/6, 13, 20, 27 5/4, 11, 18, 25 6/1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Time
12:30p-3:30p
12:30p-3:30p
12:30p-3:30p
City of Sharonville
Age
18+
18+
18+
Fee
FREE
FREE
FREE
Activity
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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 is not available during this time. Make plans
now to join us.
Day
Tu
Tu
Tu
Date
Time
4/12, 26 2:30p-5:00p
5/10, 24 2:30p-5:00p
6/14, 28 2:30p-5:00p
Age
18+
18+
18+
Fee
FREE
FREE
FREE
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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
Th
Date
4/7, 21, 28
Time
1:00p-2:00p
Age
50+
Fee
FREE
Activity
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ANNUAL SPRING RECITAL
Our very own Creative Expressive singers, led by instructor,
Jude Jones, will offer their annual spring recital. This one-hour
program will help us usher in the warmer weather as we enjoy
their harmonious sound.
Day
Th
Date
4/14
Time
1:00p-2:00p
Age
50+
Fee
FREE
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COOKING WITH LAURA
Have fun cooking with Laura Glassman as she demonstrates
various types of food preparation and discusses helpful hints.
Pre-registration is required and ends April 9th.
Day
W
Date
4/13
Time
Age
11:00a-12:00p 18+
R/NR
$3/6
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GAMES PEOPLE PLAY
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.
Day
Th
Th
Th
Date Time
4/14 10:00a-11:30a
5/12 10:00a-11:30a
6/9, 30 10:00a-11:30a
Age
50+
50+
50+
Fee Activity
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FREE250502-04
FREE 350502-02
LECTURE SERIES: Why the Great Smoky Mountains
National Park is like no other Park
Chesterwood Village
Join us today as we have lunch at JimE’s Uptown Café
located at Chesterwood Village. Following lunch, we will learn
about one of the most visited National Parks in the United
States, The Great Smoky Mountains. Contact Linda Tee for
more details. *Fee includes cost of lunch.
Day
F
Date
4/22
Time
11:00a-2:00p
Age
50+
Fee
*Above
Activity
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COFFEE CAKE DAY
If you want to have a coffee break, don’t forget about a piece
of coffee cake. Join us as we celebrate coffee cake day, Yum!
A slice of coffee cake and a cup of Joe, what a way to jump
start your day. Reserve your spot today.
Pre-registration is required and ends April 22nd.
Day Date Time
Age Fee Activity
Th 4/28 10:00a-11:30a 50+ FREE250509-01
FRIDAY NIGHT FRENZY
Location TBA
Did someone say Bingo? Have a fun filled experience, make
new friends and maybe even win some cash. Don’t stay home
another Friday night with nothing to do. Join us for dinner
followed up with a night of playing Bingo. Call Linda Tee to
find out all the details. *Fee includes cost of dinner and bingo.
Pre-registration is required and ends May 4th.
Day Date Time
F
5/6
5:30p-10:00p
Age Fee Activity
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PRICE IS RIGHT
Come on down, you could be the next contestant on the
Price is Right! Join us as deals are offered to members of
our audience as you compete to win prizes by guessing the
pricing of merchandise. Guaranteed to be a barrel of laughs!
Day
W
Date
5/18
Time
10:00a-11:30a
Age 50+ R/NR
FREE
Activity
250502-05
SENIOR’S AFTERNOON OUT
Restaurants TBA
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, stay for the fun!” Dressy-casual attire
is appropriate. *Fee includes cost of lunch.
Day Date Time
F
5/20 11:00a-1:00p
Age Fee Activity
50+ *Above250601-03
APPLE PIE DAY
Apple pie is the quintessential American dessert! America’s
favorite dessert, so much so that some things are said to be
as American as apple pie. Make plans to join us for this lip
smacking treat, we won’t forget the ice cream!
Day Date Time
Age Fee Activity
Th 5/26 10:00a-11:30a 50+ FREE250509-02
FATHER’S DAY GRILL OUT & CRUISE IN
Chesterwood Village
Join us at Chesterwood Village for their annual best of
summer event. Enjoy tasty Chef prepared delicious grilled
burgers, hotdogs and more. Live entertainment, cruise their
indoor “Main Steet” and over 100 classic cars will be on
display. It’s a day that’s sure to put a smile on everyone’s
face. Transportation will not be provided.
Contact Linda Tee to reserve your spot.
Day Date Time
Age Fee Activity
Sa 6/11 10:00a-2:00p 18+ FREE360601-01
STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE DAY
Adult Gathering Room
Today we honor the old time favorite cake called the
shortcake. The most popular way to eat a slice of shortcake
is with fresh strawberries in juice with cream on top. Yummie!
Be sure to sign up now.
Pre-registration is required and ends June 13th.
Day Date Time
Age Fee Activity
Th 6/16 10:00a-11:30a 50+ FREE350509-01
FOODIES FUN NIGHT
Adult Gathering Room & Patio
Mama Mia, its Italian night! Spaghetti, salad and bread are
on tonight’s menu. Come for the food and stick around for the
fun. Assorted cards and games will be on hand to play. Join
us for a night guaranteed to make you smile!
Pre-registration is required and ends June 20th.
Day Date Time
Age R/NRActivity
F 6/244:00p-6:30p 50+ $3/6350509-02
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GROUP
EXERCISE
BARRE FUSION
Community Center Aerobics Room
This class combines the principles of ballet, Pilates, and
dance-inspired exercises to strengthen, tone, sculpt and
lengthen the muscles. Light hand weights are used for the
strengthening portions. Barre improves posture, balance,
flexibility and strength.
Class Instructors: Amy Nash, Lifestyle Essentials
Day
Tu
Tu
Tu
Date
Time
Age
R/NR Activity
4/5, 12, 19, 26 6:45p-7:45p 16+
$35/38 260126-01
5/3, 10, 17, 24 6:45p-7:45p 16+
$35/38 260126-02
6/7, 14, 21, 28 6:45p-7:45p 16+
$35/38 360126-01
Drop-in Classes are $10 per person / space is limited.
ZUMBA
This class is for all fitness levels and uses upbeat, fun, Latin,
world beat music with many different dance rhythms such
as Salsa, Merengue, Flamenco, Samba, Hip Hop & more!
Ditch the Workout- Join the Party! Your first class is always
free! Take advantage by signing up for both Tuesday &
Thursday Zumba classes and get a great discount.
Class Instructor: Shelly Brynjulfson, Lifestyle Essentials
Day
Tu
Th
Tu,Th
Tu
Th
Tu, Th
Tu
Th
Tu, Th
Date
Time
Age
R/NR Activity
4/5-4/26
5:30p-6:30p
16+
$35/38 260114-01
4/7-4/28
5:30p-6:30p
16+
$35/38 260114-02
4/5-4/28
5:30p-6:30p
16+
$60/68 260114-03
5/3-5/24 5:30p-6:30p
16+
$35/38 260114-04
5/5-5/26
5:30p-6:30p
16+
$35/38 260114-05
5/3-5/26
5:30p-6:30p
16+
$60/68 260114-06
6/7-6/28
5:30p-6:30p
16+
$35/38 360114-01
6/9-6/30
5:30p-6:30p
16+
$35/38 360114-02
6/7-6/30
5:30p-6:30p
16+
$60/68 360114-03
AQUA FIT
Moderate to vigorous exertion. Class components can be in
both shallow and deep water. All Fitness levels are welcome.
Class Instructor: TBA
Day
W
Sa
W
Sa
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Date
6/8, 15, 22, 29
6/4, 11, 18, 25
7/6, 13, 20, 27
7/9, 16, 23, 30
Time
9:00a-10:00a
9:30a-10:30a
9:00a-10:00a
9:30a-10:30a
Age
13+
13+
13+
13+
R/NR
$40/43
$40/43
$40/43
$40/43
Activity
360128-01
360128-02
360128-03
360128-04
GROUP CYCLE
Our program offers energizing cycle inspired group exercise
training with expert coaching and exhilarating music-all at a
self directed pace. Your group will travel flat roads, climb hills,
sprint & race. This is a low impact class for all fitness levels.
Class Instructor: Carolyn Waits, Lifestyle Essentials
Day
Tu
W
Tu
W
Tu
W
Date
Time
Age R/NR Activity
4/5, 12, 19, 26 12:30p-1:30p 16+
$35/38 260127-01
4/6, 13, 20, 27 5:30p-6:30p 16+
$35/38 260127-02
5/3, 10, 17, 24 12:30p-1:30p 16+
$35/38 260127-03
5/4, 11, 18, 25 5:30p-6:30p 16+
$35/38 260127-04
6/7, 14, 21, 28 12:30p-1:30p 16+
$35/38 360127-01
6/8, 15, 25, 29 5:30p-6:30p 16+
$35/38 360127-02
BOOT CAMP / TRX
This popular interval training class mixes calisthenics, body
weight exercise, & TRX© suspension training with cardio and
strength training. All fitness levels are welcome.
Class Instructor: Lifestyle Essentials Instructor
Day
Th
Th
Th
Date
Time
Age R/NR
Activity
4/7, 14, 21, 28 6:45p-7:45p 16+
$35/38 260102-01
5/5, 12, 19, 26 6:45p-7:45p 16+
$35/38 260102-02
6/9, 16, 23, 30 6:45p-7:45p 16+
$35/38 360102-01
YOGA - MULTILEVEL
Yoga is a system of stretching, breathing, and relaxation
designed for self-control, self-awareness, self-appreciation,
and is a technique for overall improvement. Please wear
loose fitting clothing that will provide freedom of movement
to bend and stretch, such as a leotard, sweat pants or gym
clothing. It is best to practice yoga at least 1½ hours after
eating. Please bring an exercise mat with you to class.
Class Instructor: Betsy Brothers
Day
M
M
M
Date
Time
Age R/NR
Activity
4/4, 11, 18, 25 6:30p-7:45p 16+
$35/38 240113-01
5/2, 9, 16, 23
6:30p-7:45p 16+
$35/38 240113-02
6/6, 13, 20, 27 6:30p-7:45p 16+
$35/38 340113-01
MAT PILATES
This mat class involves exercises of varying difficulty that
develop core strength (abdominals, back, hips), improve
posture and balance, & increase flexibility. All fitness levels
are welcome.
Class Instructors: Beth Miller, Wednesdays
Lifestyle Essentials Instructor, Saturdays
Day
W
Sa
W
Sa
W
Sa
Date
Time
Age R/NR
Activity
4/6, 13, 20, 27 7:00p-7:45p 16+
$35/38 260109-01
4/9, 16, 23, 30 9:00a-9:45a 16+
$35/38 260109-02
5/4, 11, 18, 25 7:00p-7:45p 16+
$35/38 260109-03
5/7, 14, 21, 28 9:00a-9:45a 16+
$35/38 260109-04
6/8, 15, 22, 29 7:00p-7:45p 16+
$35/38 360109-01
6/4, 11, 18, 25 9:00a-9:45a 16+
$35/38 360109-02
MARTIAL ARTS
Community Center Multipurpose Room & Aerobics Room
Morning Calm Martial Arts Academy is a traditional Martial
Arts (Tae Kwon Do) school focused on developing, in students
of all ages, the following: 1) Focus - the ability to concentrate
on a single task and not be distracted. 2) Integrity - being a
person who speaks the truth in all situations and does what
is right. 3) Discipline - controlling one’s self, physically and
mentally to strive to improve. 4) Honor - treating yourself and
others with respect and kindness. 5) Excellence - to be the
very best you can be in every aspect of your life. Instruction
includes self-defense, fitness, flexibility, and team building
skills.*Uniforms and belts will be an additional charge.
Instructor: Jason Humphries (3rd Dan)
Day
M,W,
Sa
M,W,
Sa
M,W,
Sa
Date
4/4-4/27
4/2-4/30
5/2-5/30
5/7-5/28
6/1-6/29
6/4-6/25
Time
6:15p-8:00p
10:45a-12:15p
6:15p-8:00p
10:45a-12:15p
6:15p-8:00p
10:45a-12:15p
Age
7+
R/NR Activity
$45/48* 260108-01
7+
$45/48* 260108-02
7+
$45/48* 360108-01
RESISTING MUSCLE LOSS
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
session will last 4 weeks, always beginning on a Wednesday.
Please call 563-2895 to register for this class prior to each
session. Space is limited to 15.
*This program is open to Residents or Members only.
Class Instructor: Joan Wegener
THE FOLLOWING SESSIONS BEGIN ON WEDNESDAYS
Day Date
M, W 3/16-4/6
M, W 4/20-5/11
Time
8:45a-9:30a
8:45a-9:30a
Age
50+
50+
R/NR Activity
FREE* 250110-01
FREE* 250110-02
CHAIR VOLLEYBALL
Community Center Multipurpose Room
Entertaining and fun, it is also an unexpected way to work up
a sweat! Played on a 10-foot by 20-foot court that is divided
by a Wilson junior size volleyball net, players sit in 6 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.
*This program is open to Residents or Members only.
Day
F
F
Date
Time
Age
R/NR Activity
3/18-4/8
9:30a-11:00a 55+
FREE* 250105-01
4/22-5/13 9:30a-11:00a 55+
FREE* 250105-02
(no practices on 3/25, 4/8, & 5/13)
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We are so incredibly excited to be hosting Tippi Toes as a partner for our outstanding Dance program. Tippi Toes
Dance Company® has brought a unique program of dance and creative movement to the Community Center.
Their program cheerfully provides children with a fun, positive and nurturing environment so they are able
to experience the joys of dance, self-expression and movement. Tippi Toes Dance Company’s® award winning
dance classes have a remarkable impact on social and developmental growth. Their classes fuel and develop the
imagination, critical thinking and sharpen both cognitive and creative skills.
DANCE CLASSES
TODDLER AND ME
BALLET, TAP, & JAZZ
Day
F
F
F
Day
M
M
F
Sa
Sa
Date
4/4-4/25
4/4-4/25
4/8-4/29
4/9-4/30
4/9-4/30
Time
5:30p-6:15p
6:30p-7:15p
10:30a-11:15a
1:00p-1:45p
2:00p-2:45p
Age
3-5
5-8
3-5
3-5
5-8
R/NR
$45/48
$45/48
$45/48
$45/48
$45/48
Activity
210904-01
220906-01
210904-02
210904-03
220906-02
M
M
F
Sa
Sa
5/2-5/22
5/2-5/22
5/6-5/22
5/7-5/22
5/7-5/22
5:30p-6:15p
6:30p-7:15p
10:30a-11:15a
1:00p-1:45p
2:00p-2:45p
3-5
5-8
3-5
3-5
5-8
$45/48
$45/48
$45/48
$45/48
$45/48
210904-04
220906-03
210904-05
210904-06
220906-04
M
M
F
Sa
Sa
6/6-6/27
6/6-6/27
6/10-7/1
6/11-7/2
6/11-7/2
5:30p-6:15p
6:30p-7:15p
10:30a-11:15a
1:00p-1:45p
2:00p-2:45p
3-5
5-8
3-5
3-5
5-8
$45/48
$45/48
$45/48
$45/48
$45/48
210904-07
220906-05
210904-08
210904-09
220906-06
Music, movement, balance as well as basic ballet steps are
introduced in an encouraging manner. A parent or a loved
one will participate in class with the child. Our teachers will
keep the class moving while parents take an active role in
encouraging, supporting, and keeping the little dancer on
track. Dance Attire: Comfortable clothing and/or leotard and
tennis shoes or ballet shoes.
Instructor: Tippi Toes Dance Instructor
Date
4/8-4/29
5/6-5/27
6/10-7/1
Time
9:30a-10:15a
9:30a-10:15a
9:30a-10:15a
Age
18m-3
18m-3
18m-3
R/NR
$45/48
$45/48
$45/48
Activity
210908-01
210908-02
210908-03
Ballet, Tap & Jazz dance classes are offered for children 3-8
years old. We incorporate an even mix of the three types
of dance over the 45 minute class time using high-energy
music. Dance Attire: leotards and ballet shoes. No tap shoes
are required.
Instructor: Tippi Toes Dance Instructor
*The May sessions of dance are three weeks with the final class
being the recital on Sunday May 22, 2016. Recital participation is
determined by Tippi Toes instructor.
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YOUTH PROGRAMS
TOTALLY TERRIFIC TUESDAYS
Missing preschool open gym? DROP IN gym time will be a
structured “game” time. We will play games such as: kickball,
pickle ball, soccer, pool noodle hockey, and many others.
On nice days we will meet across the street at Gower Park.
There will also be a “surprise” free class in the craft room for
those that attend. Activities for all ages will be provided.
Class Instructor: Laura Glassman
Day Date
Tu
4/5, 12, 19, 26
Tu
5/3, 10, 17, 24
Time
11:00a-11:30a &12:30p-1:30p
11:00a-11:30a &12:30p-1:30p
Age
1-6
1-6
R/NR
FREE
FREE
MINI’S ON THE MOVE
*Special Spring 6 week session. Let’s run around and get
moving in this toddler sports class, designed to help your
child with their gross motor skills; balance and coordination.
Children will be introduced to group game play, following
directions and listening skills.
Day Date
Th 4/14-5/19
*Special Spring 6 week session. This class will focus on a
different sport each week. The fundamentals of the sport will
be taught in a fun and age appropriate manner. Basketball,
Baseball, Football, & Soccer will be some of the sports
covered. Sessions will not repeat.
Date
4/11-5/16
Time
11:15a-11:45a
Age
3-5
R/NR Activity
$16/19 211010-01
MAKE A MESS WITH ME
Community Center Craft Room
*Special Spring 6 week session. Don’t miss this popular
class! Your child will participate in the sand table, finger
painting, playing with shaving cream or making collages with
lots of glue. They will enjoy these messy activities that you
don’t have to clean up. Sessions do not repeat activities.
Day Date
Tu
4/12-5/17
Time
Age
10:00a-10:45a 18m+
R/NR Activity
$12/15 210512-01
AFTER HOURS PRE-TEEN NIGHT
Community Center
Come and hang out at the Community Center after it closes!
Enjoy a night of fun and games with your friends. There will
be plenty to do! Bring your friends and just chill, or come meet
some new friends; everyone is welcome. Snacks will also
be available at the concession stand. *Register early for a
discounted rate of $4.00. Entrance will be $7.00 at the door.
Day
F
Date
5/27
R/NR Activity
$14/17 211008-01
CREATIVE CHILDREN
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
Day
M
Time
Age
10:00a-10:30a 18m-3
Time
Age
7:30p-10:30p 5-8 grade
R/NR
$4*
Activity
230302-02
*Special Spring 6 week session. 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. This session focuses on themed crafts.
Day
Th
Date
4/14-5/19
Time
12:30p-1:15p
Age
3-6
R/NR Activity
$17/20 210407-01
IMAGINATION YOGA WITH A TWIST
Come explore yoga using your mind, heart, and body. Each
class will include a yoga adventure, calming exercises, yoga
movement activities, and a project that will be related to a
yoga theme (intention). Come prepared to use creativity
to stretch your mind and your body! Yoga mats and other
materials needed for class will be provided.
Class Instructor: Brenda Raymond-Ball, Imagination Yoga
Day
Tu
W
Date
4/19
5/18
Time
5:30p-6:30p
5:30p-6:30p
Age
5-9
5-9
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$13/16 210107-01
$13/16 210107-02
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CAMP SHARONVILLE
Camp Sharonville is an enrichment program for children ages 6-12 that has been in operation for
over 35 years. Camp runs Monday through Friday from 10am-4pm. We host fun daily activities that
coincide with the session theme. Children will play games, participate in activities, go swimming, and
have a lot of fun! Campers are required to have a Recreation membership for the duration of the
camp session, including non-residents. Emergency Medical Forms are required for every camper
by the start of their first day of camp. Each camper will recieve a camp shirt for the summer. Please
check www.sharonville.com for updated information and available forms. Space is limited, and camp
will fill up. Be sure to register early!
• Resident registration begins on Friday, April 1 at 7:00am in person at the Community Center.
• Non-Resident registration begins on Monday, May 2 at 7:00am in person at the Community Center.
2016 SESSIONS
Day
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
Tu-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
Date
6/6 - 6/10
6/13 - 6/17
6/20 - 6/24
6/27 - 7/1
7/5 - 7/8
7/11 - 7/15
7/18 - 7/22
7/25 - 7/29
8/1 - 8/5
8/8 - 8/12
Time
10:00a-4:00p
10:00a-4:00p
10:00a-4:00p
10:00a-4:00p
10:00a-4:00p
10:00a-4:00p
10:00a-4:00p
10:00a-4:00p
10:00a-4:00p
10:00a-4:00p
Age
6-12
6-12
6-12
6-12
6-12
6-12
6-12
6-12
6-12
6-12
Fee
$75
$75
$75
$75
$75
$75
$75
$75
$75
$75
Activity
320803-01
320803-02
320803-03
320803-04
320803-05
320803-06
320803-07
320803-08
320803-09
320803-10
Theme
Carnival
Safety
Safari
Patriotic
Art/Science
Survivor
Olympic
Water
Extreme
Blowout
Camp Sharonville Early Drop & Late Pickup are for children registered for Camp Sharonville. Prior to camp
start time and after camp end time, we will have available supervision for board games, sports, and other
activities. Children may bring a snack and electronic devices for these times.
EARLY DROPLATE PICKUP
Day
DateTimeFee
Activity
M-F
6/6 - 6/10
8:00a-10:00a $20
320802-01
M-F
6/13 - 6/17
8:00a-10:00a
$20
320802-02
M-F
6/20 - 6/24
8:00a-10:00a
$20
320802-03
M-F
6/27 - 7/1
8:00a-10:00a $20
320802-04
Tu-F 7/5 - 7/8
8:00a-10:00a $20
320802-05
M-F
7/11 - 7/15
8:00a-10:00a $20
320802-06
M-F
7/18 - 7/22
8:00a-10:00a $20
320802-07
M-F
7/25 - 7/29
8:00a-10:00a $20
320802-08
M-F
8/1 - 8/5
8:00a-10:00a $20
320802-09
M-F
8/8 - 8/12
8:00a-10:00a $20
320802-10
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Day
DateTimeFee
Activity
M-F
6/6 - 6/10
4:00p-5:00p
$10
320803-11
M-F
6/13 - 6/17
4:00p-5:00p $10
320803-12
M-F
6/20 - 6/24
4:00p-5:00p
$10
320803-13
M-F
6/27 - 7/1
4:00p-5:00p
$10
320803-14
Tu-F 7/5 - 7/8
4:00p-5:00p
$10
320803-15
M-F
7/11 - 7/15
4:00p-5:00p
$10
320803-16
M-F
7/18 - 7/22
4:00p-5:00p
$10
320803-17
M-F
7/25 - 7/29
4:00p-5:00p
$10
320803-18
M-F
8/1 - 8/5
4:00p-5:00p
$10
320803-19
M-F
8/8 - 8/12
4:00p-5:00p
$10
320803-20
CAMP LITTLE FOOT
Camp Little Foot is designed for children 4 and 5 years old. During their time at camp, children will sing songs,
play games, make crafts, and so much more. Children MUST be toilet trained. Children will need to bring a
lunch everyday. Campers are required to have a Recreation membership for the duration of the camp session,
including non-residents. Emergency Medical Forms are required for every camper by the start of their first day
of camp. Please check www.sharonville.com for updated information and available forms. Space is limited, and
camp will fill up. Be sure to register early!
Day
Tu-Th
Tu-Th
Tu-Th
Tu-Th
Date
6/14 - 6/16
6/28 - 6/30
7/12 - 7/14
7/26 - 7/28
Time
10:00a-1:00p
10:00a-1:00p
10:00a-1:00p
10:00a-1:00p
Age
4-5
4-5
4-5
4-5
Fee
$25
$25
$25
$25
Activity
310805-01
310805-02
310805-03
310805-04
JUNIOR COUNSELOR
Junior Counselor is designed for 13-15 year olds that are interested in becoming camp counselors in the future.
They will assist current staff with various daily tasks and activities with camp. Registrants will also attend field
trips on the given weeks. Junior Counselors are required to have a Recreation membership for the duration
of the camp session, including non-residents. Emergency Medical Forms are required for everyone by the
start of their first day of camp. Each Junior Counselor will recieve a camp shirt for the summer. Please check
sharonville.com for updated information and available forms. Space is limited, and Junior Counselor will fill up.
Be sure to register early!
Day
Tu-Th
Tu-Th
Tu-Th
Tu-Th
Date
6/28 - 6/30
7/12 - 7/14
7/26 - 7/28
8/9 - 8/11
Time
10:00a-4:00p
10:00a-4:00p
10:00a-4:00p
10:00a-4:00p
Age
13-15
13-15
13-15
13-15
Fee
$45
$45
$45
$45
Activity
310806-01
310806-02
310806-03
310806-04
ADVENTURE CAMP
Adventure Camp is a fun, outdoor program designed for teens 13-17 years of age. We are excited to
be offering some really cool trips this summer. Campers will experience different activities that will be
unforgettable. We will leave on Thursday morning, travel to our destination where we have fun activities
planned, spend the night and then wake for some more fun before heading back home. Meals will be provided
for this trip. Emergency Medical Forms are required for everyone by the start of their first day of camp. Each
camper will receive a camp shirt for the summer. Please check sharonville.com for updated information and
available forms. Space is limited, and Adventure Camp will fill up. Be sure to register early!
Day
Th-F
Th-F
Th-F
Date
6/23 - 6/24
7/7 - 7/8
7/21 - 7/22
Time
8:00a-4:00p
8:00a-4:00p 8:00a-4:00p
Age
13-17
13-17
13-17
Fee
$110
$60
$45
Activity 310806-01
310806-02
310806-03
Hometown Guide
Trip
Cedar Point
Carter Caves
Ohio Pyle
spring 2016
25
COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE DAY
Community Center & Beyond!
The Sharonville Community Garage Sale Day is going to be
bigger than it has ever been! The community center will be
hosting over 25 booths in the multipurpose room, but there is
still a way for the entire community to participate. Set up your
own sale at your house, in your cul-de-sac, neighborhood, or
your church. Submit the sale information to the Recreation
Department and we will add it to our master garage sale list
that will be handed out at our sale. Please contact Michael
Blomer at 563-2895 for more details on how to submit
your sale’s info. Resident registration begins March 7th.
Non-resident registration begins March 21st.
SPECIAL
EVENTS
MOM PROM “Totally Awesome 80’s”
Day
Sa
NEW
DATE!
Date
5/14
Time
8:00a-1:00p
Age
All ages
R/NR $15/18
Activity
260307-01
MLB PITCH, HIT, & RUN
Community Center Multipurpose Room
Join us for our annual Mom Prom. Moms are invited to bring
their special guys to an evening of fun and memories filled
with dancing, pizza, keepsake photographs, and a sundae
bar. All boys will also receive a special gift to make the
evening unforgettable fun for the both of you!
February 8, 2016 - Resident Registration
February 22, 2016 - Non-Resident Registration
Evendale Recreation Center, Field #3
The Major League Baseball Pitch Hit & Run is a FREE, 1-day
event for boys and girls ages 7-14*. PHR is the official skills
competition of Major League Baseball where participants
compete in either the Baseball Division or Softball
Division and have the opportunity to advance through four
levels of competition including Locals, Sectionals, Team
Championships and the National Finals at the MLB All-Star
Game. *Age is determined as of 7/17/16.
Day
Sa
Day
Sa
Date
Time
Age
R/NR Activity
4/9
7:00p-9:00p
3-14
$16/$19* 260306-01
*Price is per couple. Additional sons are $6/$7
Depot Deli
Sharonville’s Favorite Ice Cream Shop
Sandwich
Date
4/9
Time
10:30a Age
7-14*
Each child will be given
direction and guidance on boats
equipment, charging, and care;
we will learn safety at pools, ponds and lakes when using
equipment. Learn to drive the boat in the pool. This program
is limited to 8 participants, and requires a minimum of 4 to
proceed.
*Boat is included in the price, and to be taken home by child.
Class Instructor: Linda Reynolds
Day
Sa
Across from Cliff’s Hardware
BUILD A BOAT, SEE IF IT FLOATS
Saturday: 10am to 4pm
Closed Sunday
Activity
N/A
SHARONVILLE AQUATIC
PILOT PROGRAM
3327 Creek Road
Monday-Friday: 7am to 4pm
R/NR
FREE
Date
7/9, 16, 23
Time
Age
9:30a-10:00a 8-12
R/NR
$55*
Activity
320709-01
This program is to use your craftsmanship and imagination
on using recycled products to build a boat. Instructions: 1)
register. 2) use recycled material to build your boat and if you
are making a battery operated propeller system those parts
can be purchased but the boat itself needs to be made using
recycled material. Boat cannot be store bought. Use any safe
recycled material (go online for great ideas). Award given for
Best Presented Boat. Certificate for Participation per Age/
Category.
*Admission Spectator price at the gate (includes breakfast
snack) on event day is $ 3 each person.
Program Coordinator: Linda Reynolds
Day
Sa
Date
7/30
Time
9:00a
Age
7-17
R/NR
$10*
Activity
320709-01
Saturday, April 2, 2016 12 – 4 pm - Sharonville Community Center
Join us to learn about:
Essential Oils • Attention, Learning, & Behavior, • Rewiring Your Brain • Wellness Coaching • Mindfulness
Energy Healing • Making Healthy Food Choices • Functional Medicine • Aromatherapy • Intuitive Yoga
for Adults or Teens • Yoga for Kids • Feng Shui • Qi Gong • Self-care Solutions • 3D Healing
This family friendly and FREE expo will feature local wellness and holistic health speakers,
presenters, and vendors, with a full schedule of workshops certain to appeal to busy parents,
time-crunched singles, or anyone interested in a healthy, balanced lifestyle. There will be
workshops and presentations for all ages, on vital topics.
Admission is free and walk-in registrations are welcome, but space is limited – so anyone
interested in attending is invited to go to onlineregistration.cityofsharonville.com today to
register for their choice of free workshops (space is limited). To create an online account for
registration, please call 563-2895.
For more detailed information on YOUnique Wellness, an Expo! please email
YouniqueWellnessExpo@gmail.com or visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/YouniqueWellnessAnExpo/?fref=ts.
JULY 29 & 30
GOWER PARK
Our 2015 event was one of the biggest we have ever
had, but we are looking to go even bigger as we
celebrate our 6th anniversary in 2016. Join us at one
of Sharonville’s best community festivals and support
local community organizations. Please join your friends,
family, and neighbors this July for another amazing year
at SharonFest! And don’t forget to...
#partywithapurpose
Visit sharonfest.com to join, sponsor, or learn more.
Hometown Guide
spring 2016
27
PRSRT STD
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
Permit #1863
Cincinnati, OH
City of Sharonville
10900 Reading Road
Sharonville, OH 45241
UPCOMING EVENTS
APRIL 2016
2
Younique Wellness, An Expo
Enjoy local wellness and holistic health MAY 2016
14
Community Garage Sale Day
Register for a booth or share your sale info with the Recreation Dept. for a huge day of sales!
speakers, presenters, and vendors.
9
Mom Prom
14
Swim Lessons Signups
9
MLB Pitch, Hit, & Run
28
Aquatic Center Opening Weekend
30
Memorial Day Observance
Pre-register at the Community Center for this fun filled mother and son evening.
Compete against some of the area’s best at Evendale Recreation, Field #3.
23-24 SPCA Fur Ball
SPCA’s signature fundraising event at the Sharonville Convention Center.
24
Sharonville Chamber Car Show
29
Sharonville Cultural Arts Gala
Join the Sharonville Chamber in Downtown Sharonville for the 39th annual Car Show!
Celebrate the Arts with a beautiful evening at the Sharonville Convention Center.
Register your little swimmer for summer lessons at the Sharonville Aquatic Center.
The pool is open and the water is fine! Join us and take a dip during opening weekend!
Visit Patriot Pointe for an awe-inspiring posting of the guard in honor of those who have fallen.
JUNE 2016
10-11 Aristocats, KIDS
Don’t miss this loveable children’s play at the Sharonville Cultural Arts Center.

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