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HOMETOWN GUIDE
SPRING
2020
CONNECTING OUR COMMUNITY
The Rec adds NEW events & programs in addition to long-standing favorites
5 Touch-A-Truck
New Location 8 Cultural Arts Center
Annual Fundraiser 16 Aquatic Center
Opening & Events 26 Camp Sharonville
Spring 2020 Hometown Guide 1
Registration
Department Contacts
Community Development 563-0033
City Hall 563-1144
Convention Center 771-7744
Clerk of Courts 563-1146
Mayor Council Ward 1 Auditor Fire Station #86 (Chester Road) 563-0252
Kevin M. Hardman Shayok Dutta Ed Cunningham Fire Station #87 (Reading Road) 671-2595
513.703.2229 513.693.7587 513.404.7875
khardman@cityofsharonville.com sdutta@cityofsharonville.com ecunningham@cityofsharonville.com Fire Station #88 (Fields Ertel) 489-7949
Health Department 946-7800
Police Department 563-1147
Public Works 563-1177
Parks & Recreation 563-2895
Tax 563-1169
Police, Fire, EMS 911
President of Council Council Ward 2 Treasurer
Community Contacts
Vicki Hoppe David Koch Kurt Irey Butler Co. Environ. Services 887-3061
513.478.2891 513.247.0146 513.300.3988
vhoppe@cityofsharonville.com dkoch@cityofsharonville.com kirey@cityofsharonville.com
Butler Co. BOE 887-3700
Butler Co. Marriage License 887-3300
Duke Energy Issues 1-800-544-6900
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
Hamilton Co. BOE 632-7000
Council at Large Council Ward 3 Law Director Hamilton Co. Public Health 946-7800
Charles Lippert Paul Schmidt Mark Piepmeier
513.379.1318 513.563.4361 513.733.8276 Hamilton Co. Marriage License 946-3589
clippert@cityofsharonville.com pschmidt@cityofsharonville.com mpiepmeier@cityofsharonville.com Heritage Village Museum 563-9484
(MSD) Sanitary Sewers 352-4900
Rumpke 851-0122
Sharon Woods Visitor Center 563-4513
Sharon Woods Ranger HQ 521-3980
Sharonville Post Office 563-0760
Sharonville Public Library 369-6049
Sharonville SPCA 489-7387
Council at Large Council Ward 4 Council at Large
Sue Knight
513.708.5109
Rob Tankersley
513.383.6580
Mike Wilson
513.623.9482
Local Schools
sknight@cityofsharonville.com rtankersley@cityofsharonville.com mwilson@cityofsharonville.com
Evendale Elementary 864-1200
In This Issue: Programming: Heritage Hill Elementary 864-1400
3 Message from the Mayor 16 Aquatics Moeller High School 791-1680
4 Police Department 17 Special Events Mt. Notre Dame 821-3044
5 Fire Department 18 Fitness Princeton Board of Education 864-1000
6 Tax Department 20 Sports Princeton High School 864-1500
8 Cultural Arts 21 Teens Princeton Community Middle 864-2000
9 Community Development 22 Adult
Scarlet Oaks School 771-8810
10 Public Works 24 Youth
11 Convention Center 25 Dance Sharonville Elementary 864-2600
14 Community Center 26 Camp Sharonville St. Michael Elementary 554-3555
21 Sharonville Youth Sports Stewart Elementary 864-2800
Ursuline Academy 791-5791
2 www.CityofSharonville.com
Message from the Mayor
As with many of you, my spring weekends will be spent watching young
people from around our community coming together on soccer and baseball
fields. While the element of competition is always there, the most important
goals for those involved is that these children are learning how to improve
their skills on the field, working together as a team, and modeling good
sportsmanship to their opponents. Sometimes, like last spring when the
U10 girls’ St. Michael’s Mustangs and SYO Stingers met up on the field, those
friendly competitions turn into reunions of children (and their parents) who
have gone to preschool together or swim as teammates with the Sharonville Sharks. It’s during events like these that we can truly
feel and appreciate the interconnectedness of our entire city community.
While the City has a role in facilitating these types of activities, mostly through providing the facilities for these activities to take
place, it is another vital non-profit organization that truly does all the work. The Sharonville Youth Organization (SYO) has been
in existence for more than half-a-century. SYO is a group of dedicated volunteers who arrange the sign up for children in youth
sports, provide the equipment to play, recruit and prepare coaches, seek out sponsors for team uniforms, and a multitude of other
duties. It was indeed a pleasure a short while ago to recognize these volunteers with a “good neighbor award” for their selflessness
and dedication to the youth of Sharonville.
The only way to really make memorable sporting moments is through good people willing to give their time to share these
important values with the children of our City. As is often the case with volunteer groups, it can be difficult to find capable persons
to take on these tasks. I encourage everyone to think and consider how he or she could be a part of making a difference in the
life of a child by volunteering with SYO – whether you currently have a child involved in youth sports, previously had a child in
youth sports, you were once a child in SYO sports, or even just want to help teach children critical life skills. Ultimately, that is
what a youth sport volunteer does – teach children how to be better members of a community, desirable members of the future
workforce, and leaders on and off a sporting field. Won’t you be a part of making that difference in a child’s life right here in
Sharonville?
Kevin M. Hardman
Given the Nationwide Opioid Crisis, How Often is Narcan Used by our Police and Fire Departments?
The opioid crisis receives quite a bit of attention, but fortunately the Police
and Fire employees have not needed to administer it that often and, on many
occasions, it is being used on the traveling public and not on City of Sharonville
residents. Statistics on usage only tell part of the tale; we are also involved
with assisting individuals after they have overdosed. For those impacted in
Sharonville and others in the region, we are active in Hamilton County’s Heroin
Coalition Quick Response Team. The Quick Response Team is comprised of a
police officer and an addiction counselor who make a follow-up visit to the
overdose patient and offer addiction treatment, services and support. The
Hamilton County QRT sees success 54 percent of the time they are able to get
in touch with a person they’re trying to help.
Fire Department Police Department
2017 62 doses to 42 patients with 33 transports to the hospital 34 doses to 27 patients
2018 23 doses to 17 patients with 14 transports to the hospital 27 doses to 21 patients
2019 37 doses to 22 patients with 20 transports to the hospital 24 doses to 22 patients
Total 122 doses to 81 patients with 67 transports to the hospital 85 doses to 70 patients
Although the opioid crisis is impacting all layers of society, as the numbers above show,
the impact to the Police and Fire services to our community has been significantly less than
many others in our area have experienced.
Spring 2020 Hometown Guide 3
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Future of the Department Taking Shape
You may have noticed that Sharonville Police Department is
flourishing as of late! Not only is our new building, located at 3639 E
Kemper Rd, scheduled to open this summer, but you may also notice a
few new friendly faces on our department as well. Since June 2019, we
have hired FOUR new officers to our department! These new hires put
our department at its full complement of forty for the first time since
the end of 2017.
We take great pride in properly training our officers to best serve
our community. New officers needing OPOTA (Ohio Police Officer
Training Academy) certification are sent to Ohio State Highway Patrol’s
police academy in Columbus. After obtaining their certification,
new Sharonville Police Officers will then undergo a comprehensive
18-week Field Training here at the Sharonville Police Department.
Those 18 weeks are broken down into subsections/phases in order to
support new officers’ success in each area. The first 3 weeks of Field
Training are spent in the Classroom phase learning Policy/Procedure,
computer operating systems such as RCIC/NCIC and our in-house
database, Defensive Tactics, Handcuffing and Traffic Stops. Afterword
officers undergo a week of Observation time, six weeks of Coaching,
six weeks of Patrol and an additional 2-week Shadow phase.
Our new officers are sent through each phase of training, while
rotating through several Field Training Officers (FTO). FTOs are made
up of our senior patrol. Those currently working with our new officers
are Officers Asbrock, Haynes, Muse and Otte. They have a combined
34+ years of experience in Sharonville alone. Please be sure to
say hello and welcome our newest officers – Zach Jones, Nicholas
Livingston, Mark Mrosek and Ross Siefring!
New Officers
Calendar of Events
April
National Distracted Driving Awareness Month
12-18 – National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
26 – Sharonville Car Show
May
Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
Bicycle Safety Month
Zach Jones Nicholas Livingston
6 – Bike to School Day
10-16 – National Police Week
May 18-31 – “Click It or Ticket” seatbelt awareness &
enforcement campaign
June
5 – National Donut Day
8 – Touch A Truck
8-12 – Camp Sharonville Safety Week
18-26 – Statewide Ohio Law Enforcement Torch Run
Mark Mrosek Ross Siefring
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SHARONVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT
TOUCH
2020
A TRUCK
MONDAY, JUNE 8 TH
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL
Join us at our new location this year at
Princeton High School and check out all of our
different vehicle activity offerings including:
• emergency
• military
• transportation
• public works
• food trucks
• and much more
Spring 2020 Hometown Guide 5
TAX DEPARTMENT
What Do I Need to Bring with Me or Send in with
Filing Due Dates for 2019 My Sharonville Tax Return?
1. W-2 form(s)
Individual Returns: On or before April 15, 2020 2. Federal 1040 tax return including:
• Schedule 1, C, E, F and/or 4797 if applicable
• Documentation for any income reported on your Federal tax
Net Profit Business Returns: On or before April 15, 2020 or
form as “other income” (line 8 on the Federal 1040 Schedule
the 15th day of the 4th month following the end of the fiscal
1 form)
year.
• Any other federal schedules or forms which document
deductions or additions to your local tax return
Withholding Reconciliations: On or before February 29, 3. Copies of other local tax returns or refund requests you’ve
2020 filed
Why Do I Have to Include My Federal 1040
Form?
All cities in the State of Ohio require a copy of your federal 1040
form to be included with your local tax return. This helps us assure
we have all the necessary paperwork and are taxing & giving
credits for the correct amounts.
How Do I Pay My Tax?
• If you E-file, payment may be made by ACH or 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 or by phone at 1-800-487-4567.
Do I Need to File a Tax Return?
The answer is yes if any of the following apply:
Note: All credit card payments will incur a fee by the processing
• You are a resident of Sharonville 18 years old or older,
company.
regardless of your income level.
• You are under 18 years old and have earned income.
• You are a non-resident who works within the City of How Can I Get an Extension?
Sharonville and your income is not fully withheld by an If you have received a federal extension to file, you automatically
employer. can have an extension with the City of Sharonville until October
• You are engaged in a business within the City of Sharonville 15, 2020. A copy of the extension must accompany the filed
and have sales, perform services or own rental property, tax return to avoid penalties. If you do not apply for a federal
whether or not tax is due. extension you may request an extension in writing with our office
• Your business is located within or doing business within the by April 15, 2020. Please remember that an extension to file does
City of Sharonville. not give you an extension to pay your taxes, so be sure to make
all payments by April 15th.
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What Income is Taxable? Property Taxes
• Qualifying wages are defined by the IRS tax code section The collections of property taxes (whether it is for residential
3121(a). It includes many different types of income, including property or business property) are the responsibility of Hamilton
but not limited to wages, sick pay, vacation pay, commissions, County or Butler County. The City of Sharonville does not receive
severance pay, settlements, bonuses, fringe benefits, short- property tax dollars from city residents or businesses and is proud
term disability pay, stock options and deferred compensation. that a municipal property tax has not been levied in over 30 years.
It is usually found in Box 5 (Medicare wages) on your W-2, For further information on the collection and payment of property
however there are some exceptions. taxes, please contact either the Hamilton County Auditor’s office
• Other income (generally listed on line 8 of your Federal at (513) 946-4000 or the Butler County Auditor’s office at (513)
1040 Schedule 1) such as gambling winnings, HSA and 887-3154. Links to these offices are available on the Sharonville
scholarship distributions, director’s fees, jury duty income and website.
prize winnings.
• The net of all profit and losses from profession and/or School District Tax
business operations. The City of Sharonville is within the Princeton City School District.
The code for state income tax form purposes is 3116.
What Income is Exempt from Tax?
• Interest, dividends, some royalties
• Capital gains (unless considered ordinary income)
• Alimony
• Military pay and allowances
• Proceeds from qualified IRS defined retirement plans
• Social Security benefits, welfare benefits, unemployment
insurance benefits, workers’ compensation
This information regarding income is not all encompassing.
Please contact our office if you have questions regarding the
taxability of specific types of income.
Why Do I Have to Pay Estimate Payments?
All federal, state, and local taxes are due during the year that
income is earned. Most companies withhold federal and state
taxes from your paychecks, but they may not withhold local
income taxes, or may withhold less tax than our 1.5% rate. If
a taxpayer reasonably expects to owe $200 or more due to All Full-Year Residents Can File Electronically
not having at least 1.5% local tax withheld they need to make • E-filing is available at www.municonnect.com/sharonville
estimate payments or may be charged penalties. • You must be able to upload copies of your W-2(s), Federal
1040 form and any applicable schedules to complete
If you owe less than $200, but still wish to make estimated the e-filing process. Payments may be made online after
payments please note this on your tax return. completing your filing via credit card or ACH withdraw.
Second quarter estimate payments are due by June 15, 2020.
For your convenience a coupon was sent with your 2019 tax
return. Invoices will be sent for the 3rd and 4th quarter payments
which are due on September 15, 2020 and January 15, 2021.
Do I Get Credit for Paying Other Cities?
Yes, credit for taxes withheld or paid to another municipality is
available to residents. It is limited to 1.5% of the amount of W-2
wages taxed to another municipality, and no amounts exceeding
the 1.5% limit will be credited toward additional taxable income.
Credits for taxes paid for business income are also limited to 1.5% Visit us for help or questions!
and are pro-rated based on percentage of total business income.
Documentation is required for any credit. There are no credits 11641 Chester Rd.
given for county, mental health, or school taxes paid. Sharonville, Ohio 45246
M-F 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Net Operating Losses for 2019 Tax Returns 513.563.1169
Residents with Business Income: Unused losses allocated to taxoffice@cityofsharonville.com
Sharonville from tax year 2016 may still be used at 100% to offset
any 2019 profits; however due to changes in State law your 2017 No appointment is needed. Free Sharonville tax return preparation
& 2018 losses will be limited to the lesser of 50% of the 2017 and is only provided until 4:30 p.m. File early, as the number of
2018 losses or your net profit. There is a form to help you calcu- people seeking assistance increases dramatically as the tax filing
late the allowable deduction on the back of the Sharonville IR tax deadline approaches. A secure drop box located next to the front
form. door of our office is also available 24/7 for your convenience.
Forms and instructions are available on the website at
www.CityofSharonville.com
Spring 2020 Hometown Guide 7
SHARONVILLE
CULTURAL ARTS CENTER’s
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June 13, 2020
SHARONVILLE
CULTURAL ARTS CENTER
is the premier fundraising
event for the Sharonville
Cultural Arts Center.
this year
THE PARTY’S AT OUR PLACE !
Barbeque l Anna & The Deeper Well band l Texas Hold’em l Silent Auction & Raffles
Visit sharonvilleculturalarts.org for tickets, sponsorships & volunteer opportunities.
COMMUNITY 10900 Reading Rd.
DEVELOPMENT
Sharonville, Ohio 45241
M-F 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
513.563.0033
Safe Routes to School Plan Approved No Short-Term Rentals Allowed
in the
The City of Sharonville recently completed its first ever Safe Routes to School Plan in
City of Sharonville
conjunction with the Princeton City School District. In mid-2019, the City of Sharonville
engaged Kleingers Associates and Murphy Epson Consultants to lead the City of Sharonville
in the preparation of a Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Travel Plan for the Princeton City School
District elementary and middle school facilities located within the City of Sharonville. In
order to apply for funding, an Ohio Department of Transportation approved SRTS Plan is a
required pre-requisite to be eligible to apply for Safe Routes to School funding through the
Ohio Department of Transportation. The City assembled a SRTS Team comprised of city staff
representing different departments, Princeton School District officials and the professional
engineering and outreach services of the consultant team to prepare the draft SRTS plan.
Single Family Short-Term Rental Ban
The vision for the City of Sharonville and Princeton Community Middle, Sharonville and
Did you know the City of Sharonville
Stewart Elementary Schools’ School Travel Plan is to design programs and implement public
has regulations against the short-term
improvements which will benefit students and residents through boosting partnerships,
rental of single family properties? In the
encourage walking and biking, promote education about active transportation, enhance
summer of 2019, the City of Sharonville
quality of life, foster community pride and enhance overall safety. Now that the plan is
reviewed and approved the regulation
complete, the City of Sharonville and Princeton City School District will meet the required
of short-term rentals. The City desires to
pre-requisite to be eligible to apply for competitive Safe Routes to School funding through
protect the health, safety, welfare, and
the Ohio Department of Transportation to improve public safety for its students and
quality of life of neighborhoods while
residents.
preserving existing single family residential
structures in Sharonville. As a result, a ban
The Ohio Department of Transportation Safe Routes to School Program is a competitive
on short-term rentals was implemented
grant program that funds safety improvements such as sidewalks, crosswalks and signage
in order to maintain quiet, clean, orderly,
among other safety enhancements. The program is competitive and any local government
safe and stable single family residential
with an approved SRTS Plan is eligible to apply.
neighborhoods in the City.
Sharonville’s Home Improvement Program Short-term rentals are defined as a
The City of Sharonville has partnered again Income Guidelines Chart residential structure or part thereof,
in 2020 with People Working Cooperatively US Department of Housing and Urban located in any single family area of the City
(PWC) to continue the Home Improvement Development (HUD) 80% area median of Sharonville, which is leased or rented
Program. income, Cincinnati Metro Area for a period of 30 or fewer calendar days
in length. If a person violates this chapter/
General Program Guidelines Household Size Income Limit ordinance, they are guilty of a minor
• Must be a resident homeowner of the misdemeanor and shall be fined up to
City of Sharonville 1 $45,550
one hundred dollars ($100.00); any such
• Resident homeowner must meet 2 $45,550 violation shall constitute a separate offense
income guidelines (see chart) on each successive day continued. The
• Owner occupied structure 3 $58,550
legislation on short-term rentals is outlined
• Structure must be primary residence. 4 $65,050 in part seven of the Business Regulation
• City grant limited to $2,500 unless City Code Chapter 714. The Business
allows an exception 5 $70,300
Regulation Code Chapter 714 is not a
• City funding is limited to exterior 6 $75,500 zoning ordinance therefore short-term
repairs only rentals are not “grandfathered”.
The City of Sharonville Home Improvement
Call PWC at 513-351-7921
Program is FREE for those who qualify, but If you have any questions, please contact
to see if you qualify!
funds are limited. the Community Development Department.
www.pwchomerepairs.org/ohio.aspx
Spring 2020 Hometown Guide 9
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
10900 Reading Rd. • M-F 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. • 513.563.1177
Spring & Summer Services G V A
olden iew cres is a 52-unit Senior Citizen Retirement
Yard Waste Village located on Greensfelder Lane off Thornview Drive. Eligibility
Grass, weeds, twigs, and leaves can be disposed of using one of the includes at least 57 years of age and a current Sharonville resident for
following methods: at least one year; or be a parent, grandparent, or sibling of a current
• Composting on your property. Sharonville resident who has resided in the City for one year.
• Placing yard waste and garden waste in bags or cans at the curb
with regular trash collection. Golden View Acres has both first and second floor units and one and
• Separate yard & garden waste from your regular trash and take two bedroom apartments. Each apartment has an equipped kitchen
the yard waste to one of the three recycling drop-off locations for with stove and refrigerator, gas heat, hot water, and air conditioning.
residents of Hamilton County (free service). For more information Tenants pay their own utilities except water. There are coin operated
call YARDWASTE HOTLINE at (513) 946-7755. laundry facilities in each of the three buildings. The complex is a
• It is against Codified Ordinance 911.13 DUMPING to dump “Smoke Free” facility. After signing a lease agreement, THE RENT IS NOT
“combustible waste” such as grass or leaves on any public RAISED unless an additional tenant occupies the same apartment or
property (i.e. streets). Please do not blow grass clippings or leaves the current tenant moves to another apartment in the complex. At
into the street as these waste materials could clog storm drains. that time, a new rental agreement is drawn up at the current rate.
Brush and Special Pick-up Service
• Curbside Brush and Special Pickup is a FREE year round service to
residents.
• Residents must call by Friday to be on a list for pick up the
following week.
• Twigs cannot be picked up. They are yard waste and must be
disposed of with your regular garbage pick-up.
To be placed on a WAITING LIST to rent an apartment, a 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 off the Waiting List.
Street Updates
2020 Street Repair Program
• Includes the replacement of the water main on Burke Ave.,
Truck Loan Program Cornell Rd. (Main to Maple), Spinner Ave., Oak St., Ohio Ave.
• Available April through October for large trash disposal.
• Includes curb and sidewalk repairs or replacement and total
• The truck will be brought to your home or business by 3:00 p.m.
street re-paving for Burke Ave., Cornell Rd. & Walnut St. (Main
and picked up the next morning by 7:30 a.m.
to Maple), Spinner Ave., Oak St., Ohio Ave., Sharon Park Ln.,
• A release of liability must be signed by the property owner before
Woodward Ln.
the truck can be delivered.
• Cost for homeowners is $50 a night and $60 for the weekend; for
businesses $90 for nights and weekends. Installing a New Driveway
• Call to schedule a truck. • You must obtain a permit to install a new driveway from the
Community Development Department – cost is $40.
• There is no fee or permit required to install a driveway apron. It
must be inspected prior to pouring the cement.
10 www.CityofSharonville.com • Call Public Works before constructing a driveway or apron for
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June 6 & 7 Exhibit June 17 - August 23
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12 www.CityofSharonville.comSOCIETY OF SHARONVILLE HONORED CITIZENS APPLICATION
Society of Sharonville Honored Citizens Application
Nominee: ____________________________________________ Female Male (circle one)
Address: _______________________________________________________________________
Phone #: ___________________________ Alive Deceased how long ___________ (circle one)
Background Information: If needed, you may use a separate sheet of paper
List Community Service Years of Service Benefit to Community
______________________________________ __________ ____________________________
______________________________________ __________ ____________________________
______________________________________ __________ ____________________________
______________________________________ __________ ____________________________
______________________________________ __________ ____________________________
Outstanding Accomplishments and Contribution to the City of Sharonville
__________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________
Nominator: __________________________________________________________
Address: _______________________________________________________
Phone: _______________________________ Email: ____________________________________________
Please return to City of Sharonville Attention: Honored Citizen Committee
10900 Reading Road · Sharonville OH 45241 or email: Sknight@cityofsharonville.com
Spring 2020 Hometown Guide 13Membership Privileges
Join Anyone is eligible for a membership, regardless
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of residency. We offer various membership
options based on how you want to participate.
Activity Pass: Indoor Track, Tennis Courts, Double Gymnasium & drop in
activities unless a fee is required.
Pool Pass: Outdoor Pools, Indoor Track, Tennis Courts, Double
Gymnasium & drop in activities unless a fee is required.
At the Fitness Pass: Fitness Center, Indoor Track, Tennis Courts, Double
Gymnasium & drop in activities unless a fee is required.
Sharonville Combo Pass*: Outdoor Pools, Fitness Center, Indoor Track,
Tennis Courts, Double Gymnasium & drop in activities unless a
Community Center
fee is required.
*FREE Nursery Service On All Children’s Combo Passes Age 1-8.
Nursery Rules Apply.
Membership Fees Membership Eligibility
Tier 1 (Single)
Resident Resident 62+ Non-Res Non-Res 62+ Business Please bring the following information with you when applying
for a Community Center Membership:
Activity $30 $15 $50 $30 $40 • Individuals 18 years and older need a valid driver's license, state
ID, or passport.
Pool $60 $30 $120 $60 $90
• Residents need two proofs of residency.
Fitness $90 $45 $180 $90 $135 • Employees of Sharonville businesses need a current pay stub.
Combo $115 $50 $230 $115 $180
Additional Memberships
Tier 2 (2 Person Household)
Activity n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Pool $115 $55 $230 $115 $175
We proudly offer the following discounted membership types:
Fitness $175 $75 $350 $175 $265 • Corporate Memberships- Up to 25% discount in membership fees.
Combo $225* $75* $450 $225 $340 • Chamber Memberships- 30% OFF the Business Combo membership
per employee.
Tier 3 (Up to 5 Person Household) • Senior Fitness Advantage Memberships- Full access to a variety of
exercise classes, fitness equipment, social activities and outdoor
Activity n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a swimming pool at no cost or a reduced rate.
• SilverSneakers
Pool $145 n/a $290 n/a $260*
• Renew Active by United Healthcare
Fitness $205 n/a $410 n/a $325* • Prime Memberships- Employer based benefit that entitles employee
to a full facility membership at no cost.
Combo $255* n/a $510* n/a $385* • Sharonville esidents on active duty military can recieve a free single
or household membership. Current military orders are required.
*Over 5 People In The Same Household Are Charged An Additional $10 Per Person
"Where Friends, Fun and Fitness Come Together"
14 www.CityofSharonville.comJoin Us
Come to the Community Center Stay & Play Zone
Register in person for any of our memberships or
programs during our REGISTRATION HOURS: The Stay & Play Zone is available for children ages 1-8
(M-Th 7a-8:30p, F 7a-6:30p, Sa 8a-4:30p, Su 12p-3:30p). while their parent/guardian works out or participates
Facility tours are available during these times as well.
in a program. Nursery service is FREE for children who
Facility Information Community & Fitness Center Hours have a current Combo Membership. The fee for those
10990 Thornview Drive Monday - Thursday 6:00am - 9:00pm without a membership is $3.00 per child per hour. Our
Sharonville, OH 45241 Friday 6:00am - 7:00pm caring staff includes mature adults with experience
Phone: (513)563-2895 Saturday 8:00am - 5:00pm and backgrounds in childcare.
Sunday 12:00pm - 4:00pm
*Closed on Easter and Memorial Day. Monday – Thursday
9:00am - 12:00pm | 5:00pm - 8:00pm
Register Online
Many of our programs are available for online registration Friday & Saturday
24/7 at onlineregistration.cityofsharonville.com. To obtain 9:00am - 12:00pm
your login info please contact us at 563-2895. Look for the
computer icon to know which programs accept online
registration.
Community Center Access Policy
Every person entering the Community Center must stop at the Customer
Rent a Space
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 Pool. 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 We have many rental opportunities available for special
and older, purchasing a guest pass will be required to provide a valid occasions to residents and nonresidents. For more information, please
driver’s license or state ID card. This card will be scanned by the “Safe call 563-2895 and speak with Kathy Wilkerson. Anyone wishing to
Point” System against the National Sex Offenders Registry. schedule a facility for rental will be expected to respect the facilities at all
times and adhere to the scheduled hours and facility usage guidelines.
The entire membership card data base is scanned through the “Safe
Point” system twice a year. New members and renewal members joining Seasonal Rental Facilities (available April 1 to October 31)
the Community Center will be scanned before membership cards are Outdoor Shelters - Gower Park North & Gower Park South
given to the members. Should your driver’s license or state ID card match Rates: Residents $25 | Businesses $50 | Non-Residents $75
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 Lovitt Building - Gower Park (unavailable in June & July)
to enter the facility. There is an appeal process. Rates: Residents $80 | Non-Residents $100
*Shelter & Lovitt Building rental time is 12pm to 9pm.
Alcoholic beverages are not permitted on Recreation property without
permit from the Recreation Director. This includes but is not limited to
parks, shelters, Community Center, pools and parking lots. Community Center Rental Facilities
Gathering Room (seats 20)
Rates: Residents $80 | Non-Residents $100
Policy for Bringing Guests
A guest is a member-sponsored user of the facility, accompanied by the Meeting Room (seats 50)
member at all times. Please check your guest in at the customer service Rates: Residents $80 | Non-Residents $100
desk upon entry. Guests 18 years and older must provide one of the
Multi-Purpose Room (seats 50-250)
following forms of ID: valid driver's license, state ID or passport.
Rates: Residents $200 | Non-Residents Friday
or Sunday $400 | Non-Resident Saturday $500
Guest Passes
We offer two different types of guest passes on a daily basis: Basic & *All Community Center facility rates are for a 4 hour rental and are subject to
Premium. All guests must enter the facility with an existing member. additional fees, terms and agreements.
The Basic Guest Pass includes the outdoor pools, indoor track, tennis
courts, and gymnasium. The fee is $4.00 per day with a $5 discount if Athletic Rentals
you purchase 5 in advance ($15) and a $15 discount if you purchase 10 in Athletic Facility Rentals including courts and fields are available for a
advance ($25). The Premium Guest Pass includes the same facilites as the nominal fee. Contact Aaron Tiplady at 563-2895 or
basic guest, as well as the Fitness Center. The fee is $8.00 per day with a atiplady@cityofsharonville.com for more details.
$10 discount if you purchase 5 in advance ($30) and a $30 discount if you
purchase 10 in advance ($50).
Refund Policy
Membership and class refunds will only be given in cases of medical
circumstances, if the member moves, or if the class is canceled. (A
doctor’s note may be required.) Refunds are obtained by filling out
proper paperwork at the Customer Service Desk. Checks will be sent to Spring 2020 Hometown Guide 15
your residence within four weeks. If paid by a credit card, refunds will be
credited back to the card that was used for the transaction.AQUATICS
Pool Opening Weekend
2020 Aquatic Events!
May 23, 24, 25, 2020. Pools will open for daily operation on May 30. TEEN NIGHT AT THE POOL
Pools will close on Monday, September 7th. Friday, June 12th | 8pm - 10pm | After Hours Teen Fun
Hours NIGHT SWIM!
12:00pm - 8:00pm Daily* | 11:00am - 8:00pm Saturday & Sunday* Friday, June 19th | 8pm - 10pm | Late Night Swimming
*Aquatic hours are weather permitting. For closing info, please call
563-2895 or visit the Recreation Facebook page.
4th of POOL-LY
Pool Closings Saturday, July 4th | 3pm - 5pm | Family Fun & Games
The Aquatic Center will be closed for the following:
• Swim meets on select Tues/Thurs evenings. Pool will close at LADIES SUMMER CELEBRATION
5:00pm. Meet schedules will be available at the front entrance. Friday, July 10th | 3pm - 8pm | Ladies Only Poolside
• July 4th. Pool will close at 5:00pm.
• July 10th. Pool will close at 3:00pm for Ladies Summer Celebration. DIVE IN MOVIE!
• July 24-25. Pool will close at 5:00pm for SharonFest. Friday, July 31st | 8pm - 11pm | Family Movies in the Pool
Pool Rules END OF SUMMER BASH
The Sharonville Pool is a membership based facility, not a public pool.
In order to attend you must have a current membership. Pool rules are Saturday, August 1st | 2pm - 6pm | Celebrate Summer
provided to members upon purchase of membership. No cash refunds
are given; however within a 2 hour entrance, we will issue a rain check DIVE IN MOVIE!
slip. If you have questions regarding pool rules, please contact an Friday, August 7th | 8pm - 11pm | Family Movies in the Pool
Aquatic Manager.
NIGHT SWIM!
Supervision & Guest Policy *Guest Fee is $4 per Person* Saturday, August 22nd | 8pm - 10pm | Late Night Swimming
One adult per five kids under the age of seven. One adult per seven
kids over the age of seven. Adults may NOT leave the pool area.
A responsible person, at least 15 years old, must accompany pool
guests under the age of 10. If the pool management deems that 2020 SHARONVILLE SHARKS SWIM TEAM
the chaperone is not responsible, we reserve the right to ban future Sharonville Aquatic Center
entrance into the pool as a chaperone. Part of the criteria that is used in The Sharonville Sharks are a recreational swim team competing against
determining whether a chaperone is responsible is as follows: local communities in our area. Swimmers must be at least 5 years of age,
• Guest(s) must stay with member at all times. be able to swim 15 feet meters, and be comfortable swimming in 5 to 12
• Chaperone does not condone or participate in unsafe practices.
feet of water. Swim meets are held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
• Chaperone stays vigilant and does not divide his/her attention
between other distractions. Swim practices are held by age groups Monday through Friday after
school (during school year) and in the mornings (during summer break).
Accessibility Please attend the parent Club Meeting on Wednesday, April 29 @
Disabled persons have easy access into all Aquatic Center pools. The 7:00pm at the Community Center Meeting Room. If you have swim team
Family Play Pool is designed for zero depth entrance. Additionally, the questions, please contact Team President Amy Sharpshair at 733-0031 or
Plunge and Competitive Pools have an in-deck lift system for easy pool
ajsharpshair@aol.com. *Membership not required.
entry. *Please have a caregiver available to assist if necessary.
Day Date Age Fees Activity
M-F Begins in late May 5+ $25 resident & members 360702-01
Birthday Parties
$75 non-residents*
2020 SWIM LESSONS by SwimSafe Swim School
at the Pool! Sharonville Aquatic Center
SwimSafe Swim School will offer swim lessons for children of all ages
and experience levels. Resident member fees are $30.00 per session.
Have your birthday party at the Sharonville Pool Business member & non-resident fees are $44.00 per session. Participants
this summer! Our new birthday party packages are required to have a valid membership. All classes require online
are an inexpensive and easy way to celebrate! registration prior to the first day of class. Register with SwimSafe online
beginning April 1st at: sharonville.coursestorm.com
Packages include a reserveable space, entry for Classes may be combined or cancelled if enrollment is less than 3
up to 24 guests, discounts at the concession swimmers. Get cancellation notifications by texting SHRNV to 84483.
stand, and a gift for the birthday boy or girl. Questions? Call Jennifer at 513-755-7075 or jennifer@swimsafepool.com.
Dates and times are limited. Contact Jan Schatz WEEKDAY LESSONS
Session 1: June 8-18 | Session 2: June 22 - July 2 | Session 3: July 6-16
at 563-2895 or jschatz@cityofsharonville.com for
These classes will run Monday through Thursday.
more details or to reserve your party.
SATURDAY LESSONS
Saturdays Only: June 13 - July 27
16 www.CityofSharonville.comSPECIAL EVENTS Easter Egg Hunt
Saturday, April 11 Mother’s Day Brunch
1:00 pm • Gower Park Bring mom, grandma, aunts, sisters and friends to enjoy
Bring a bag or basket to collect eggs, and don’t forget the delicious brunch food, entertainment and a small gift to
camera! *If severe weather is in the forecast for this day, the take home.
event will be moved to the Community Center. Price is $8 per person. Registration is April 1 – May 4.
Saturday, May 9th 11:00 am–1:00 pm
act# 260403-01
Mom Prom Movie in the Park
Friday, May 22
Mardi Gras Celebration 7:30 pm • Gower Park
Bring your lawn chair and some blankets.
Don’t miss our annual Mom Prom We will have FREE popcorn and other food
Dance. Seats are still available. for purchase. Movie will begin at dusk.
Price is $8 per person. $1 per person.
Saturday, April 25 7:00-9:00 pm
act#260306-01
Ladies Summer Celebration
Friday, July 10
Join us for an evening of summer fun
3:00 - 8:00pm at the pool and NO kids!
Registration is $12 per person and
begins June 1.
Memorial Day
Patriot Pointe
12:00 PM
July 4th
Any veteran who would like to stand guard at Parade begins
Patriot Pointe for 30 minutes from 8:00 AM to
noon contact Mark Piepmeier at
(513) 733-8276 or mrkppmr@gmail.com.
at 12:00pm
Spring 2020 Hometown Guide 17CHAIR VOLLEYBALL
Community Center Aerobics Room
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 a beach ball in play. Games are played to 15+ points.
Registration is not required; drop in and join us for the fun! Please
FITNESS &
consult with your physician prior to participating in this activity.
Comfortable clothing and soft soled shoes are recommended.
*Membership Required
WELLNESS
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
F 4/3, 17, 24 1:00p-2:30p 55+ FREE* N/A
F 5/1, 8, 15, 22 1:00p-2:30p 55+ FREE* N/A
*Off 4/10, 5/29, June and July. Resume August 21.
BUILDING BENEFICIAL BALANCE
Community Center Aerobics Room
COMMUNITY BASED FITNESS Building Beneficial Balance is a low-impact class appropriate for all
The Sharonville Fitness Center is a community-based fitness facility open fitness levels who are interested in developing better balance skills. The
to residents and non-residents, ages 13 and above. The Fitness Center class focuses on improving posture and flexibility as well as building
offers a variety of fully commercial grade cardiovascular and strength
“core muscles,” leg and ankle strength using body weight and chairs.
equipment for our members to use on a daily basis. Our professional
Class is limited to 15 people per session. Comfortable clothing and
staff of fitness instructors/personal trainers is here to help you meet
supportive tennis shoes are recommended.
your workout goals in a friendly, clean and supervised setting. We
Class Instructor: Sheela Mehta *Membership Required
offer education through encouragement and positive reinforcement
of proper lifting technique, cardiovascular form, functional fitness,
Day Dates Time Age Fee Activity
stretching technique, balance activities and fine tuning of your current
W 4/1, 8, 15, 22, 29 1:00p-1:45p 18+ FREE* N/A
workout program. Please check with your doctor prior to participating
W 5/6, 13, 20, 27 1:00p-1:45p 18+ FREE* N/A
in any fitness program.
TOTAL BODY BOOTCAMP
FITNESS ORIENTATION Community Center
A scheduled orientation appointment with the fitness staff is required
Join us the first Monday of the month for a total body workout. This
prior to using the Fitness Center for ages 13-17. Please see fitness staff
class is completely FREE to all participants. No flex pass or membership
to fill out paperwork prior to scheduling your orientation. Members 18+
required! Weather permitting, these classes may be held outdoors so
may choose to schedule an optional orientation to the Fitness Center
come prepared with proper footwear and water!
or sign off on our Informed Consent form. The orientation consists of
a 60-minute tutorial on optimal use of the Fitness Center cardio and
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
strength training equipment. This session will cover your goals, past
workout history, a brief warm up, a light workout and a general plan for M 4/6 6:00p-6:45p 18+ FREE N/A
you to begin your fitness program. Please dress in comfortable clothing M 5/4 6:00p-6:45p 18+ FREE N/A
and athletic shoes. M 6/8 6:00p-6:45p 18+ FREE N/A
FITNESS CENTER HOURS* LINE DANCING
Community Center Multipurpose Room
Monday – Thursday 6:00am - 9:00pm
You will enjoy learning easy fun line dances in this casual friendly class.
Friday 6:00am - 7:00pm
The class is taught step-by-step with lots of repetition. Using several
Saturday 8:00am - 5:00pm
Sunday 12:00pm - 4:00pm genres of music, this is a family-friendly class. Street clothes, workout
*Hours are subject to change. The Community Center & Fitness Center clothes with gym shoes or boots. Come as you are. Burning calories
will be closed Easter and Memorial Day. has never been so fun!
Class Instructor: Erica Robinson-Gripp
GUEST POLICY
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
Guests of Fitness Center members must be at least age 18. A Premium
F 4/3, 10, 17, 24 11:15a-12:00p 14+ $30 260903-01
Guest Pass ($8) and a signed Informed Consent form are required for
F 5/1, 8, 15, 29 11:15a-12:00p 14+ $30 260903-02
each guest.
F 6/5, 12, 19, 26 11:15a-12:00p 14+ $30 260903-03
Get Up and Move for 30 Minutes A Day Challenge
Challenge yourself over 30 days, May 1 to 30, to complete at least 30 minutes of a daily exercise of
your choice. Membership is required; only eligible for ages 13 and up. Visit the front desk for program
details and to register. Get Moving!
18 www.CityofSharonville.comGROUP FITNESS SCHEDULE
Join our
Facebook Group
Sharonville
Recreation
M Boom® Mind Silver Sneakers *Bootcamp *Pilates Yoga Flow Group Fitness
with Patti Classic® with Lisa with Lisa with Leah for more
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9:00am with Patti 9:00am 10:00am 6:15pm details
N
10:00am
T Boom® Silver Sneakers Cycle HIIT Sculpt & Stretch
U Strength Classic® with Helene with Lisa Fusion
E with Patti with Patti 9:30am 5:30pm with Lisa
S 9:00am 10:00am 6:15pm
W Boom® Mind Silver Sneakers *Bootcamp Gentle Yoga Cycle Pilates Fusion Zumba®
E with Patti Classic® with Lisa with Sheela with Helene with Beth with Danelle
D 9:00am with Patti 9:00am 10:30am 5:30pm 6:30pm 7:45pm
S 10:00am
T Boom® Silver Sneakers TRX® Sculpt & Stretch
H Strength Classic® with Lisa Fusion
with Patti with Patti 5:30pm with Lisa
U
9:00am 10:00am 6:15pm
F Boom® Mind Silver Sneakers Beginner Yoga
R with Patti Classic® with Leah
9:00am with Patti 5:30pm
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10:00am
MONTHLY FLEX PASS
Day Month Time Age Fee Activity
S Pilates Power Hour *Splash® All April Any 16+ $25 260101-01
with Lisa with Lisa with Patti All May Any 16+ $25 260101-02
A
9:00am 10:00am 10:15am All June Any 16+ $25 260101-03
T QUARTERLY FLEX PASS
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
All Apr/May/Jun Any 16+ $70 260101-04
DROP-IN PASS
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
*Class begins the week of June 1st All Any Any 16+ $7/class N/A
Spring 2020 Hometown Guide 19BEGINNER PICKLEBALL
Community Center Gymnasium
Come learn the ins and outs of pickleball. Our beginners class will teach
the rules, strategies and proper etiquette on the court. Our Tuesday
sessions will provide you with the knowledge to succeed in one of the
fastest growing sports.
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
Tu Apr 1:30p-2:30p 50+ $20 N/A
SPORTS
DROP-IN PICKLEBALL
Community Center Gymnasium
Join us every week for Pickleball! It's easy for beginners to learn, but can
develop into a fast-paced, competitive game for experienced players.
In addition to being fun, the game has a reputation for its friendly and
social nature. *Membership Required (Silver Sneakers Eligible)
MARTIAL ARTS Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
Community Center Multipurpose Room & Aerobics Room M, W, Th Apr - Jun 2:30p-4:30p 18+ FREE* N/A
Morning Calm Martial Arts Academy is a traditional Martial Arts Tu Apr - Aug 5:30p-7:30p 18+ FREE* N/A
(Tae Kwon Do) school focused on developing students of all ages. F Apr - Jun 4:30p-6:30p 18+ FREE* N/A
Instruction includes self-defense, fitness, flexibility and team building
skills.*Uniforms and belts will be an additional charge. WOMEN’S PICKLEBALL LEAGUE
Instructor: Jason Humphries (3rd Dan) Community Center Gymnasium
morningcalmmartialartsacademy.com This league is for women 50 and up with a USAPA skill level of 3.5 or
higher. This will be a round robin / switching partner format. Match
Day Date Time Age R/NR Activity will be played to 11, with all players playing 4-5 matches per day. All
M,W, April 6:15p-8:00p 7+ $45/48* 260108-01 balls for this league will be provided (orange Onix balls). Awards will be
M,W, May 6:15p-8:00p 7+ $45/48* 260108-02 given for 1st and 2nd place players. Contact Aaron Tiplady at 563-2895
M,W, June 6:15p-8:00p 7+ $45/48* 260108-03 or atiplady@cityofsharonville.com for more information.
*Membership Required
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
Tu Mar 10- 10:00a-1:30p 50+ $20/player* N/A
Apr 28 $40/team*
MARCH PICKLEBALL PARTNERS TOURNAMENT
Community Center Gymnasium
At the Spring Clean Pickleball tournament partners will be matched
against opponents at random for our round robin format tournament.
Prizes and food will be provided. Participants must be a USPA rating
of 3.5 or higher. Contact Aaron Tiplady at 563-2895 or atiplady@
MEN'S SPRING BASKETBALL LEAGUE cityofsharonville.com for more information.
Community Center Gymnasium
Join us for a recreational men’s basketball league. The league will Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
accommodate up to 8 teams and will conclude with a one-and-out F 3/20 4:30p-9:30p 50+ $20/player 251012-01
tournament. Team fees are $125 per team and each team will be $40/team
required to pay an official $30 before the start of the game. Registration
fee includes team game shirts. Contact Aaron Tiplady at 563-2895 or
atiplady@cityofsharonville.com for more information.
The deadline to register is 3/24/19.
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
Th 4/18-5/30 evenings 18+ $125 261005-01
MAY PICKLEBALL PARTNERS TOURNAMENT
ADULT TENNIS LEAGUE Community Center Gymnasium
Gower Park Tennis Courts At the Greater Cincinnati Pickleball tournament partners will be
Looking for someone to play tennis with? All levels compete in this matched against opponents at random for our round robin format
round-robin league. Match days and times are determined by you! tournament. Prizes and food will be provided. Participants must be
Registration for the spring/summer league is now open. All participants a USPA rating of 3.5 or higher. Contact Aaron Tiplady at 563-2895 or
must have a membership. Contact Aaron Tiplady at 563-2895 or atiplady@cityofsharonville.com for more information.
atiplady@cityofsharonville.com for more information.
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity S 5/2 4:30p-9:30p 50+ $20/player 251012-02
TBD May-August TBD 18+ $25 361005-01 $40/team
20 www.CityofSharonville.comCLUB SHARONVILLE MOVIE NIGHT
Liberty Center Luxury Theaters
Go to the movies in style with Club Sharonville at the Liberty Center
Luxury Theaters. Movie ticket, transportation and meals are included
on this trip. The group will depart the Community Center at 5:30pm and
will return for pick-up at 11:00pm.
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
F 5/29 5:30p-11:00p 10-15 $20 236011-02
AFTER HOURS TEEN NIGHT @ THE POOL
Sharonville Community Center
Come and hang out at the pool after it closes! Enjoy a night of fun,
games and swimming! We will listen to music, play some awesome
TEENS
games and just hang out. There will be plenty to do, so bring your
friends. Everyone is welcome. Snacks will be available for purchase at
the concession stand.
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
F 6/12 8:00p-10:00p 5th-8th $5 advance 330302-01
grade $7 @ door
E-SPORTS LEAGUE NBA 2K
Community Center Gymnasium
Be the first to join the Sharonville E-Sports League. NBA 2K will be the
game of choice. Come enjoy the experience, friendships, food & fun.
Contact Aaron Tiplady at 563-2895 or atiplady@cityofsharonville.com for
more information. *Membership Required
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
Th Apr 6:00p-7:30p 11-15 FREE* N/A
CLUB SHARONVILLE TOP GOLF
Top Golf West Chester
Club Sharonville heads to Top Golf in West Chester for a night of golfing
fun. Transportation and meals are included on this trip as the group will
depart the Community Center at 7:00pm and will return for pick-up at
11:00pm.
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
F 4/17 7:00p-11:00p 10-15 $20 236011-01
Registration
Information!
Summer
• Sand Volleyball – 3rd to 12th grade at Grand Sands in
Loveland. League runs May-July. Contact Amy Albery-
Phelps at syovb1@gmail.com for more information.
Fall
• Volleyball – $65, register 5/15-7/15
• SAY Fall Soccer (ages 6+) – $50, register 5/15-7/5
• Instr’l Soccer (ages 4 & 5) – $30, register 5/15-7/12
Visit syosports.org for more information to register your
child for youth sports.
Team placement subject to registration numbers.
Wait list may be utilized.
Spring 2020 Hometown Guide 21MODEL BUILDING GROUP
Community Center Craft Room
Planes, Trains, Automobiles and Ship Models galore. The group tackles
every mode of transportation. Bring your own model and building
supplies to join in the comradery of sharing ideas and shooting the
breeze. RC Models and Rubber Band Power are their specialties. Must
provide your own materials, but inspiration and friendship are free.
ADULT
*Membership Required
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
W Apr - Jun 9:00a-12:00p 18+ FREE* N/A
PROGRAMS
BROWN BAG CINEMA
Community Center Gathering Room
Bring your brown bag lunch or favorite movie treats and join us at the
Sharonville Community Center for a block buster movie, past or present.
* Membership Required
STITCHERS FOR A CAUSE
Community Center Gathering Room Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
The “Stitchers for a Cause” make a wide variety of handmade items and W 4/15, 5/13, 6/10 11:15a-1:15p 50+ FREE* N/A
donate to various local charities. Items donated include hats, scarves,
flannel baby blankets, fleece blankets and quilts along with many IN THE LOOP KNITTING & CROCHET
others. We love to welcome new members! Community Center Game Room
*Membership Required 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
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity crochet knowledge are welcomed during this informal time together.
Tu Apr - May 19 10:00a-12:00p 50+ FREE* N/A Bring your own patterns or try some of ours; however, students must
provide their own knitting needles and crochet hooks. Laura Glassman
BINGO and Aileen Foster are our instructors.
Community Center Meeting Room *Membership Required
The classic game that is always fun to play. Bingo is not just a game, it is
an activity used to develop new relationships and enhance friendships. Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
Make plans to join in the Bingo fun! W Apr - Jun 12:30p-3:30p 18+ FREE* N/A
*Membership Required
RECREATION CARD PLAY
Dates 4/7, 4/21, 5/5, 5/19, 6/2, and 6/16 Community Center Gathering Room
Day Time Age Fee Activity We provide the cards, you choose the games! All are welcome to play
Tu 10:00a-11:00a 50+ $1/card* N/A at game tables in the comfort of the Adult Gathering Room. Invite your
friends and join us for a morning of card play fun.
ROBERT HAWKINS WOODCARVING GROUP *Membership Required
Community Center Craft Room
This group teaches and helps those who have an interest in woodcarving Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
in the round, chip carving, power carving and wood burning. Visitors Th Apr - Jun 10:00a-12:00p 50+ FREE* N/A
are encouraged to attend to experience woodcarving. Those interested
in joining the group on a permanent basis are asked for $1.00/class for TECHNOLOGY HELP DESK & ELECTRONIC
purchase of wood for projects. Loan tools and a project will be available RECYCLING
but each member is responsible for his or her own tools. Don’t whittle Community Center Main Lobby
your time away, join the woodcarvers. Do you need help operating or checking your Windows or Android
*Membership Required device? If your answer is yes, visit the Technology Help Desk. Old
technical equipment can be recycled (computers, printers, monitors,
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity and phones). Televisions are not accepted.
Tu Apr - Jun 11:00a-4:00p 18+ FREE* N/A
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
CREATIVE WRITING Th Apr - Jun 10:00a-12:00p 50+ FREE N/A
Community Center Main Lobby
All writers are welcome including fiction, non-fiction, poetry & essays OPEN STUDIO WATERCOLOR PAINTING
just to name a few. This will be a time to read and discuss your writings. Community Center Craft Room
This group meets the 1st & 3rd Tuesdays of each month. Join fellow watercolorists in this “Open Studio” time. Get inspiration
*Membership Required and ideas from other artists who share your passion. Instruction and
materials provided for new students.
Dates 4/7, 4/21, 5/5, 5/19, 6/2, and 6/16 *Membership Required
Day Time Age Fee Activity
Tu 1:00p-2:30p 50+ FREE* N/A Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
Th Apr - Jun 12:00p-4:00p 18+ FREE* N/A
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