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WYOMING
AUGUST 2018
Volume XI, Issue 2
City News (2-8)
Recreation Times (9-19)
Know Your Schools (20-23)
PROMOTION OF
DISTRICT CHIEF DENNIS BROWN TO
FIRE CHIEF
Dennis Brown was promoted to Fire Chief on June 27,
2018. Dennis has 27 years in the fire service. He became a
member of the Wyoming Fire & EMS Department in February
2011. He was promoted to District Chief at the October 2014
Council meeting and has served as both the District Chief of
Operations and the District Chief of Personnel and Staffing.
Dennis has also been employed full time at the Village of
Evendale Fire Department since January 1, 1996. He holds
the Ohio Fire Executive certification from the Ohio Fire Chiefs
Association and has many years of command experience in
his position at the Village of Evendale.
Former Fire Chief, Steve Owens commented, “DC Brown has
had a very successful career in the fire service and has been
an asset to Wyoming Fire & EMS during his time here. He will
do well as the Fire Chief and the City of Wyoming is lucky to
have him.”
NEW FACES IN THE Moriah McFarland, Randy Doss, and Daniel Harrigan
are the City’s newest Police Department employees.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Moriah McFarland started working for the City in April 2018 as a part
time Police Clerk. Moriah also works for the City of Mt. Healthy as a City
Clerk/Police Clerk. She attended Sinclair Community College for paralegal
studies. Originally living in Dunedin, FL, she relocated to Mt. Healthy
in 2017 to help with her aging mother’s care. She has three children,
two daughters who live at home with her and a son who is in the USMC
stationed in Georgia. In addition, Moriah has two cats, Bayou and Jinxie
and a Boxer/Pug mix, Cooper. In her spare time she enjoys pottery,
sculpting, mixed media art, and soap making.
Randy Doss started working for the City in June 2018 as a Police
Officer. Randy grew up in Harrison, OH and graduated from William
Henry Harrison High School. He went on to play football and graduate
from Georgetown College in Kentucky with a bachelor degree in
political science. In 2014 he was hired by the Bowling Green, KY Police
Department, where he served as a patrol officer. He was also a member
of their SWAT Team and motorcycle unit. Randy and his wife, Carlee,
currently reside in Green Township and welcomed their first child, James,
in July of 2018. They enjoy spending time with their family and dog,
playing golf, and cheering on the Buckeyes.
Continued on page 3.
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UPCOMINGEVENTS
WYOMING EXOTIC WHEELS AND WINE
Saturday, September 8, 6-9 p.m., Village Green on
Wyoming Avenue
Join the fun for the fifth annual Wyoming Exotic
Wheels and Wine. Stroll along Wyoming Avenue
sipping wine, craft beer, and culinary treats as you
view some of the most exotic super cars Cincinnati
has to offer. Admission is free. All proceeds to benefit
charity.
FALL LEAF
COLLECTION
New Faces In The Police Department Continued...
Daniel Harrigan also started
working for the City in June 2018
as a Police Officer. Dan was
born and raised on the west
side of Cincinnati. He attended
LaSalle and graduated from the
University of Cincinnati with
a bachelor degree in criminal City crews will conduct curbside
justice. He began his law enforcement career as a leaf pick up from October 8 until
Special Deputy and later as a Corrections Officer with December 12. Please do not rake
the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office. Dan and his wife, leaves into the street; place them
Stephanie, reside in Harrison, OH with their two year just behind the curb in your yard
old daughter, Harper and 7 year old black lab, Jax. In and extend no more than 10 feet up
their spare time they enjoy spending time outdoors into your yard. Leaf piles blocked by
with family and at the local dog parks. vehicles will not be picked up; it is
not possible for the equipment to get
into such tight areas. For information
call 513.821.7600 or email thuxel@
wyomingohio.gov.
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FAMILY BBQ RESTAURANT WILL BE Newest Dining Option in Wyoming The Wyoming food and entertainment scene is about to go up a notch as the dynamic sister team of Caitlin Steininger and Kelly Trush – owners of CWC, the Restaurant – and their business partner, Karen Klaus, prepare to open their newest restaurant at 400 Wyoming Avenue – Station Family + BBQ. Planned to open in late 2018, Station Family + BBQ will be a casual-concept restaurant designed around traditional barbecue-style food and a family-friendly, community-oriented atmosphere that will offer flexible options for guests. There will be outdoor as well as indoor dining, plus the option of take-out food packaged with blanket/picnic supplies, so diners can enjoy the adjoining Village Green for a picnic meal. 4 |AUGUST 2018 Word on Wyoming www.wyomingohio.gov
The building (mostly recently occupied by DiStasi’s)
is a former City town hall and firehouse that dates to
1909. Station Family + BBQ will honor the history of the
site with rustic décor that includes subtle nods to the
firehouse story. The walls will be exposed brick that
is original to the building, and as much of the original
concrete flooring as possible will also be exposed to bring
back the historic feel, says Kelly Trush.
Long tables will fill the 120-seat dining room for
community-style dining, and a recreation room will
There will be
include ping-pong tables, corn-hole/shuffleboard games,
and a wall-sized version of Scrabble. Outdoor seating
options will include a patio area with fire pits and
outdoor as well as
Adirondack chairs on the side of the building facing the
Village Green. In the front of the building, there will be indoor dining, plus
another patio-style room with a casual, open-air feel.
The menu will combine elements of the most-loved the option of take-
barbecue styles from around the country, says Trush,
with vegetarian and kid-friendly items. Steininger will
add her unique touch to these food traditions to give
out food packaged
them her signature Cooking with Caitlin flavor. A sample
of possible choices includes salt + pepper smoked
brisket, Carolina pulled pork, Texas red hot links, Hot
with blanket/picnic
Diggity dogs, smashed grilled cheese, and a vegan option
of smoked carrots sandwich. The sides include many of supplies, so diners
the popular accompaniments to barbecue: spoonbread,
celery seed slaw, mac + cheese, and slow-cooked greens.
Prices will be family-friendly.
can enjoy the
The venture is in partnership with the City of Wyoming.
As part of the renovation, the restrooms will be
adjoining Village
designed in a manner that serves the day-to-day needs
of the restaurant while meeting a longtime City goal of Green for a picnic
providing public restroom access during City sponsored
events at the Village Green and in the Wyoming Avenue
business district. The City will help fund the restroom meal.
renovations up to $75,000. In addition, the City will
help with a number of needed exterior repairs and
improvements, and a fresh coat of paint.
Before the grand opening, there will be tasting events.
Watch the City electronic newsletter and Facebook for
more details.
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City of Wyoming
Reminder from your Fire & EMS Department
Per Section 1511.05 Open Burning; (e) Extinguishment Authority. The Fire
Recreational Fires; Portable Outdoor Fireplaces Code Official is authorized to order the
of the City of Wyoming Codified Ordinances: extinguishment by the permit holder, another
person responsible or the Fire Department
(a) General. A person shall not kindle of open burning that creates or adds to a
or maintain or authorize to be kindled hazardous or objectionable situation.
or maintained any open burning unless
conducted and approved in accordance with (f) Location. The location for open burning
this section. shall not be less than 50 feet (15,240 mm) from
any structure, and provisions shall be made to
(b) Prohibited Open Burning. Open prevent the fire from spreading to within 50
burning that is offensive or objectionable feet (15,240 mm) of any structure.
because of smoke emissions or when
atmospheric conditions or local circumstances
make such fires hazardous shall be prohibited.
(c) Permit Required. A permit shall
be obtained from the Fire Code Official in
accordance with Rule 1301:7-7-01 of the
Ohio Fire Code prior to kindling a fire for
recognized civic or cultural or range or wildlife
management practices, prevention or control
of disease or pests, or a bonfire. Application
for such approval shall only be presented by
and permits issued to the owner of the land
upon which the fire is to be kindled.
(d) Authorization. Where required by
state or local law or regulations, open burning
shall only be permitted with prior approval
from the state or local air and water quality
management authority, provided that all
conditions specified in the authorization are
followed.
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Open Burn Policy
(g) Exceptions. A. Bonfires. A bonfire shall
(1) Fires in approved containers that are not less not be conducted within 50 feet
than 15 feet (4,572 mm) from a structure. (15,240 mm) of a structure or
combustible material unless the
(2) The minimum required distance from a fire is contained in a barbecue
structure shall be 25 feet (7,620 mm) where the pile pit. Conditions which could cause
size is 3 feet (914 mm) or less in diameter and 2 feet a fire to spread within 50 feet
(610 mm) or less in height. (15,240 mm) of a structure shall
be eliminated prior to ignition.
(h) Attendance. Open burning, bonfires, B. Recreational fires.
recreational fires and use of portable outdoor Recreational fires shall not be
fireplaces shall be constantly attended until the fire conducted within 25 feet (7,620
is extinguished. A minimum of one portable fire mm) of a structure or combustible
extinguisher complying with paragraph (F)(906) of material. Conditions which could
rule 1301:7-7-09 of the Administrative Code with a cause a fire to spread within 25
minimum 4-A rating or other approved on-site fire- feet (7,620 mm) of a structure
extinguishing equipment, such as dirt, sand, water shall be eliminated prior to
barrel, garden hose or water truck, shall be available ignition.
for immediate utilization. (OAC 1301:7-7-03)
C. Portable outdoor fireplaces.
Portable outdoor fireplaces shall
be used in accordance with the
manufacturer’s instructions and
shall not be operated within 15
feet (3,048 mm) of a structure or
combustible material.
Exception: Portable outdoor
fireplaces used at one- and two-
family dwellings.
For more information or questions,
contact Fire Chief, Dennis Brown at
dbrown@wyomingohio.gov.
www.wyomingohio.gov Word on Wyoming AUGUST 2018| 7
YARD WASTE AND STORM WATER WYOMING CIVIC CENTER
RUN-OFF DO NOT MIX It’s not too early to start thinking about
holiday events. With our added liquor
license and freshly renovated space,
the Civic Center is the perfect spot to
host your corporate gathering, family
get together, birthday, retirement, or
special milestone. Call today to make an
appointment!
To have your next event
at the Civic Center call
513.821.5423.
Wyoming is fortunate to have a series of channels
and creeks running through the community
to control storm water run-off. Some of these
features have names such as Cilley, Vale, and
Ritchie Creeks – while many others are unnamed.
These channels and creeks ultimately drain to
the Mill Creek. If your yard backs up to a creek
or a significant drainage feature, remember
your downstream neighbors when identifying
a location in your yard to place a compost pile,
wood pile, or an area to place yard waste or other
items or debris. Do not place these items on or
near the banks of the creek or other significant
drainage feature. During heavy rains, run-off
water and rising creeks can cause items to be
washed away and to possibly clog or damage
downstream culverts and bridges – leading to
localized flooding and other problems. It is
also important for property owners to maintain
the integrity of any retaining walls that have
been placed along the stream banks on their
properties so that components of these walls do
not become dislodged and swept downstream.
In an effort to better protect these creeks the City
of Wyoming adopted a set of Stream Corridor
Regulations several years ago. These regulations
are intended to not only protect stream quality,
they are intended to also enhance public safety
by minimizing flooding and potential property
damage. Remember to be considerate of your
downstream neighbors and the environment.
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RECREATIONTIMES
A Publication of the Wyoming Recreation Department
FALL 2018
G U I D E
S I D E THE
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WYOMING RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Recreation Center Hours www.wyomingohio.gov
M/T/W/TH 5 am-9 pm CIVIC CENTER
F 5 am-7 pm
513.821.5423
S 7 am-7 pm
SU 12-6 pm
Childcare
AQUATIC CENTER
M-TH 5-8 pm 513.842.1408
Free for Members/$5 Non Members
RECREATION CENTER
513.821.5200
Recreation Center Director
Rachel Leininger
Memberships rleininger@wyomingohio.gov
Memberships
R/NR Recreation Supervisors
Family $231/350 Jennifer Pospisil -
Dual/Single Parent Family $209/300 Guest Services
Individual Adult (18+) $176/265 jpospisil@wyomingohio.gov
Individual Senior (55+) $122/205
Senior Couple (55+) $165/255 Bryan Hill - Youth & Adult Sports
Teen (12-17) $105/180 bhill@wyomingohio.gov
College Student (3 months) $77/90
Laurie Rusnak -
COMBO Events & Civic Center
Recreation Center and lrusnak@wyomingohio.gov
Pool Membership R/NR
Family $460/665 Suzanna Smith -
Dual/Single Parent Family $390/520 Fitness & Enrichment
Individual Adult (18+) $310/440 ssmith@wyomingohio.gov
Individual Senior (55+) $185/335
Senior Couple (55+) $280/410
Teen (12-17) $170/285
Daily Drop-In Fee
Under 18 $5
18 & Up $10
Toddler Open Gym Free/$3/5
10 |FALL SESSION 2018 - Recreation Times Wyoming Recreation Center 513.821.5200SPECIAL EVENTS
SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE BOWLING NIGHTS
Ages 5-11
Back by popular demand! Are you attending your child’s Open House
and need someone to keep the kids busy? The Civic Center will be
open for Candlepin Bowling for kids, ages 5 to 11, while you attend the
Open House. This fun evening will include pizza, bowling, and activities
for the kids to enjoy!
Dates School Time Fee
Aug 21 Vermont 6-9 pm $10 per child/$6 per sibling
Aug 27 5th & 6th 6-9 pm $10 per child/$6 per sibling
Aug 28 Elm 6-9 pm $10 per child/$6 per sibling
Aug 30 Hilltop 6-9 pm $10 per child/$6 per sibling
SCHOOL’S OUT AND WINTER BREAK CAMP
Ages 5-12
Have fun while school is out! Students enjoy activities all day such as
arts and crafts, movies, games, sports activities, and more. Students
need to bring a bag lunch and drink. Location: Recreation Center
Date Day Time M/R/NR
Sept 10 M 7 am-6 pm $41/45/49 per day
Sept 19 W 7 am-6 pm $41/45/49 per day
Oct 15 M 7 am-6 pm $41/45/49 per day
Dec 26-28 W-F 7 am-6 pm $41/45/49 per day
Jan 2-4 W-F 7 am-6 pm $41/45/49 per day
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www.wyomingohio.gov Recreation Times - FALL SESSION 2018 | 11SPECIAL
19TH ANNUAL
HOWLING POOCH PARADE
Sunday, October 21, Civic Center
Dog Registration 1 pm • Parade 2 pm
Join in the fun as dogs and their owners participate in this annual costume
event. All proceeds benefit Wyoming Youth Services. Dogs compete for
prizes in categories including “Best Costume”, “Best Dog Trick”, and “Best Tail
Wagger”. This family-friendly event includes agility demonstrations, pet-themed
vendors, refreshments, and raffles. For on-line dog registration go to www.
wyomingyouthservices.com, under the Events tab, click on Howling Pooch Parade.
Send questions to wysevents@wyomingohio.gov.
HALLOWEEN HOOPLA
Sunday, October 21, Civic Center, 1-4 pm
Don’t miss this family fall classic for some Halloween fun! Pick a pumpkin for $2
from our pumpkin patch to carve or paint. Make sure to enter the pumpkin carving/
decorating contest which will be held at 3 pm for your chance to win a prize. Enjoy
making a craft, listening to spooky music, and jumping on the inflatable. Location:
Civic Center main hall and south lawn
HOLIDAY ONE STOP SHOP
Saturday, December 1, Civic Center, 10 am-3 pm
Back by popular demand!! Kick your holiday shopping off with a day of shopping
that supports your local vendors. Watch as the Civic Center is transformed into a
holiday bazaar. Shop for jewelry, personalized stationery, monogramming, spirit
wear, and lots more! Enjoy holiday music and food at this event. Interested in
becoming a vendor? Contact lrusnak@wyomingohio.gov or call 513.679.4640. Pre-
registration is required and space is limited to 35 vendors. Vendor registration
deadline: November 21. Cost: $20 per/8 ft. table space.
12 |FALL SESSION 2018 - Recreation Times Wyoming Recreation Center 513.821.5200SPECIAL EVENTS
WYOMING’S HOLIDAY
CELEBRATION
Saturday, December 8, 6-8 pm
Featuring: The City of Wyoming’s
Holiday Open House and JWC Light Up
Wyoming
The City of Wyoming and Junior Woman’s
Club “Light Up Wyoming” will join together
for a spectacular holiday event. Family and
friends can join together for an exciting
evening featuring horse drawn carriage
rides with pick up points at the Village Green
and at the Civic Center. Stop by Wyoming
Avenue to visit Santa in the gazebo, do some
holiday shopping, enjoy holiday music,
watch the amazing ice carver, and grab a
bite to eat! Welcome the sights and sounds
of the holiday season at the Civic Center
which will feature holiday music, dance,
desserts, hot chocolate, and more! Make a
gingerbread house for $10. Join this exciting
holiday tradition that shows community
spirit and will “Light Up Wyoming!” For more
information call 513.679.4640 or email
lrusnak@wyomingohio.gov.
12TH ANNUAL DADDY DAUGHTER DANCE
Pre-K & Up
Enjoy the most popular event of the year with your little girl! Dads,
uncles, grandfathers, and caregivers can plan for a spectacular evening
where girls wear their best dresses and men wear their suits. The evening
is filled with non-stop dancing, pizza, a keepsake photo, and the popular
ice cream sundae station! This is an evening you will never forget. Pre-
registration is required at the Recreation Center and space is limited to
176 per evening. THIS EVENT WILL SELL OUT SO REGISTER NOW! No
walk-ins will be accepted. Registration deadline: January 28, 2019 or until
sold out. Location: Civic Center
Date Day Time Resident Non-Resident
Feb 8 F 7-9 pm $27 per couple $32 per couple
$12 additional girl
Feb 9 S 7-9 pm $27 per couple $32 per couple
$12 additional girl
www.wyomingohio.gov Recreation Times - FALL SESSION 2018 | 13YOUTH PROGRAMS
BEYOND THE BARRE
Youth Dance Programs and
Adult Fitness Classes
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, August 26
2-4 pm
• Seven levels of Ballet, including pointe
• Jazz and Contemporary Dance (Youth and
Adult classes)
• Tap and Musical Theater Dance
• Adult Ballet & Barre and Stretch &
Strengthen for Athletes Class
• Dance with Me! for Toddlers and an Adult
One of the unique aspects of Beyond the Barre is that the dancers perform in two full length ballet performances
throughout the season. To view the 2018-2019 class schedule, register for classes, and meet the dance
instructors, go to www.beyondthebarre.co.
JKO Cincinnati Karate Ages 5-12
Students will discover a fun, new way to stay fit and healthy while learning to focus energy for discipline and
strength. Karate classes teach basics in self-defense as well as renew energy levels and build confidence and support
life-long skills. If attending both days of the week, students will receive a FREE gi and can progress in achieving belt
promotion at JKO Cincinnati. Contact JKOCincinnati@gmail.com with questions and to register your child. Instructor:
Sensei Alex Dell. Location: Recreation Center Multi-purpose Room
Date Day Time Cost
Sept-Dec T, TH 4-5 pm $100/month (Both days)
Science Matters Club Grades K-6
Science Matters brings STEM alive with hands-on, inquiry-based
science. The students get involved in real science projects and
build 21st century skills which start them on a wondrous journey
that lasts a lifetime. Science Matters in America is the place
where STEM and fun are one! Visit www.sciencematters.tv for
dates and program information. Instructor: Science Matters.
Location: Recreation Center Conference Room
Youth Yoga Grades 5-8
This yoga class is designed to help young girls relax and stretch their growing bodies, as well as develop “tools” to
deal with the stress of school and relationships. They will learn basic and challenging yoga poses, partner poses,
and group poses, as well as visualization and breathing exercises, relaxation, and calming techniques, which can be
applied toward everyday situations. Yoga mats will be provided. Register through MINDBODY. Instructor: Amanda
Paolello. Location: Wyoming Recreation Center
Date Day Time M/R/NR
Sept-Nov M 4:30-5:30 pm $8/10/12 per class
14 |FALL SESSION 2018 - Recreation Times Wyoming Recreation Center 513.821.5200YOUTH SPORTS
*Registration available online at webtrac.wyomingohio.gov
Little Hoop Stars & Hoop Stars
Basketball Grades Preschool-2
Boys and girls in preschool (must be 4 years old) through
second grade are divided into teams to teach team
concepts. Instruction focuses on dribbling, passing,
shooting, and defense. Creative and fun drills are utilized
as well as a non-competitive game. Class is one hour
varying from 1-4 pm. Register at www.Jumpstartsports.
com or call Rick Hart at 330.571.3424. Registration
deadline: November 4. Location: Oak Gym
Date Day Time R/NR
Nov 11-Dec 16 SU Varies $75/85
Jan 13-Feb 17 SU Varies $75/85
*Youth Basketball Grades 2-12
Wyoming teams are formed at random and play in the
CPYBL which includes the communities of Evendale, Ross, *Winter Youth Wrestling Grades 1-6
Sycamore, and Springdale. Practices begin the first week Toddler Open Gym Ages 1-5
The fee will include all practices, singlet, wrestling shirt,
and pair of shorts. Wrestling shoes will not be provided.
of November and games begin in December for a 10- Run, jump, and climb on various pieces of play equipment
week program which includes a post-season tournament. Wrestlers will have option to participate in tournaments.
that will enhance gross motor skills. The kids will need a
COACHES NEEDED. Registration deadline: October 18 Contact Aaron Hancock with any questions at hancocka@
nap after this activity! Location: Recreation Center Gym
or until teams are filled. Location: Varies wyomingcityschools.org. Registration deadline:
Date Day Time M/R/NR
Date Day Time R/NR November 1. Coach: Aaron Hancock. Location: High
Nov 2-Feb 22 F 10-11:30 am Free/$3/5
Nov-Feb Varies Varies $73/80/95 by Oct 18 *Winter Youth Wresteling Grades 1-6
$83/90/105 after Oct 18
The fee will include all practices, singlet, wrestling shirt, and pair of shorts. Wrestlng shoes will not be provided.
Wrestlers have the option to participate in tournaments. Contact Aaron Hancock any questions at hancocka@
wyomingschools.org Registration Deadline: November 1. Coach: Aaron Hancock. Location: High School Cafeteria
Date Day Time M/R/NR
Nov-Feb M, TH 6:30-8 pm $55/60/65 by Nov 1
$65/70/75 after Nov 1
www.wyomingohio.gov Recreation Times - FALL SESSION 2018 | 15ADULT SPORTS
Men’s Over 40 Basketball League Ages 40 & Up
This league plays a 12-week schedule beginning in late November. Interested players should attend one of the open
gyms on November 6, 13, or 20 for team placement. You must be registered to play in the open gym dates. Game
times are 7:30 pm, 8:30 pm, and 9:30 pm. Registration deadline: November 6 or until teams are filled. Location:
Middle School Gym
Date Day Time M/R/NR
Nov-Mar T 7:30-10:30 pm $60/65/70 by Nov 6
$70/75/80 after Nov 6
Co-Ed Adult Outdoor Soccer League Ages 30 & Up
This league will be 10 weeks with teams of 13-25 players playing 35 minute halves. Teams are required to bring
referee fees for each game. Maximum of 6 teams. For more information email bhill@wyomingohio.gov. Location:
Turf Field
Date Day Time M/R/NR
Sept-Oct F Evenings $200/team
Jewish Hospital Mobile
Mammography Unit
December 5
7-11 am
The Jewish Hospital Mobile Mammography Unit
will make annual mammograms a convenience.
It only takes 15 minutes for preventative care.
Appointments are required and can be made
by calling 513.686.3300. Location: Recreation
Center Parking Lot
16 |FALL SESSION 2018 - Recreation Times Wyoming Recreation Center 513.821.5200SENIOR CITIZENS
FREE! Walking and More Ages 50 & Up
Join the Walking Club on Tuesdays and Thursdays! The club will walk in
the gym beginning in September and do low impact exercises with small
weights. Instructor: Mary Corley. Location: Recreation Center Gym
Date Day Time M/R/NR
Sept-Dec T, TH 10-11 am Free
SilverSneakers® Classic
SilverSneakers® Members Free!
Have fun and move through a variety of exercises designed to increase
muscular strength, range of movement, and activities for daily living. Elastic
tubing and a SilverSneakers® ball are offered for resistance. Instructor:
Suzanna Smith. Location: Recreation Center Studio A
Date Day Time M/Non-Members
Sep-Dec M, W 10:30-11:30 am Free/$2
NEW! SilverSneakers® MUSCLE for Baby Boomers
This class incorporates athletic exercises that boost overall fitness. Move through
muscle-conditioning blocks and activity-specific drills to improve strength and
functional skill. Instructor: Suzanna Smith. Location: Studio A
Date Day Time M/Non-Members
Sep-Dec M 12-1 pm Free/$2
Senior Stretch
This class is designed to gently warm up and then stretch tight muscles. The focus is on breathing and relaxing
while stretching. There will be a short, guided meditation for the last 10 minutes of class. Instructor: Suzanna Smith.
Location: Studio A
Date Day Time M/Non-Members
Sep-Dec F 10 am Free/$2
Tai-Chi
Tai-Chi is a slow-moving, low-impact Chinese martial art that stimulates healthier internal organs. Regular practice
has shown a reduction in falls for older adults. It helps to balance your CHI (energy) while sharpening your
concentration. Long pants and sneakers must be worn. Instructor: Kenneth Ware. Location: Studio A
Date Day Time M/R/NR
Sept-Dec F 11 am $28/34/40 (per month)
www.wyomingohio.gov Recreation Times - FALL SESSION 2018 | 17FITNESS
Trainer Highlight
Trainer Highlight Personal, Team, and Small-Group
Dan Crask – New
Certified Personal
Training Ages 12 & Up
The Wyoming Recreation Center has many new Certified Personal
Trainer, NASM
Trainers waiting to help you with your health and wellness goals.
“I know what it’s like
We offer individual training, small-group training, and sport-
to spend a significant
specific team training. Fill out a Personal Trainer Request Form
portion of life as an
at the Recreation Center or you can email Suzanna at ssmith@
obese person. Until
wyomingohio.gov to be paired with the right trainer for your
2002, I was just that,
needs.
having weighed as much
as 325 lbs. However, with the help of a
variety of sources, I reprogrammed my
mind and body to get to where I am today:
The best shape of my life in my 40s. I use
Access class schedules,
this firsthand experience of having been receive up-to-date
obese to help people win their own battles information, and pay with
and get fit.” Dan Crask ease.
Small Group Monthly
How to use MINDBODY Online to view, sign-up, and pay for
Training Programs Wyoming Recreation Center fitness classes:
Our trainers are offering select small
group training for participants. These are 1. Go to www.mindbodyonline.com. Click LOG IN at the top
one month classes that you commit to in right.
advance and are taught by our certified 2. Search for WYOMING RECREATION CENTER and then
select it.
trainers. Minimum of two with a max of
3. First time user: Click CONTINUE TO SITE WITHOUT
four people. Sign up on MINDBODY under LOGGING IN. Enter your FIRST and LAST NAME. Your
PROGRAMS. name will appear and you will select it and verify it. If name
Teen Speed & Agility w/Steve does not appear, create a LOG IN and continue to the site.
Date Day Time 4. Returning users LOG IN with their Username/Email and
Sept S 10-10:45 am Password.
OR… Download the MINDBODY App for iPhone and
Teen Weightlifting 101 w/Steve
Android to view, sign-up, or pay for classes and
Date Day Time
programs.
Oct, Nov SU 3-4 pm
Obese to Your Best Self w/Dan
Date Day Time
Sept, Oct T 6:30-7:30 pm
Adult Weightlifting 101 w/Steve Fitness Class Fees
Date Day Time Fitness Punch Pass M/R/NR
Sept, Oct S 11 am-12 pm 5 visits $30/40/50
10 visits $60/80/100
Class Drop-In Fee M/R/NR
Group Fitness $6/10/12
Unlimited Class Pass M/R/NR
Monthy $55/65/70
18 |FALL SESSION 2018 - Recreation Times Wyoming Recreation Center 513.821.5200FITNESS
Go to MINDBODY Online or the
MINDBODY app to view full class
descriptions, receive up to date
information, and pay with ease!
AUG 27-DEC 31
MONDAY
Class Time Instructor(s) Location Class Type
No Excuses Bootcamp 5:45-6:40 am Emma F. Gym/Outside Strength/Cardio
Cycling 6-6:45 am Jessica J. Cycling Cardio
Body Tone 9-10 am Karen M. Studio A Strength/Cardio
SilverSneakers® Classic 10:30-11:30 am Suzanna S. Studio A Senior Fitness
SilverSneakers® MUSCLE 12-12:45 pm Suzanna S. Studio A Baby Boomer Fitness
Community Yoga 6:45-8 pm Ray/Lauri N. Multi-purpose Flexibility/Strength
POUND! 7:15-8 pm Lori S. Studio A Cardio/Dance
TUESDAY
Gentle Morning Yoga 6-7 am Lorraine H. Studio A Flexibility/Restorative
Pilates 9-10 am Karen M. Studio A Flexibility/Strength
Dance to the Beat 10:15-11:15 am Heather Y. Studio A Cardio/Dance
Walking & More 10–11am Mary C. Gym Senior Fitness
Cycle/TRX/Roll Out 12-1 pm Suzanna S. Studio A Strength/Cardio
Zumba 6-7 pm Dawn M. Civic Center Cardio/Dance
WEDNESDAY
No Excuses Bootcamp 5:45-6:40 am Emma F. Gym/Outside Strength/Cardio
Cycling 6-6:45 am Tom S. Cycling Cardio
Strength Circuits 9-10 am Emma F. Studio A Strength/Cardio
SilverSneakers® 10:30-11:30 am Suzanna S. Studio A Senior Fitness
Pilates for Boomers 4-5 pm Katie H. Multi-purpose Baby Boomer Fitness
Community Yoga 6:45-8 pm Ray/Lauri N. Multi-purpose Flexibility/Strength
POUND! 7:15-8 pm Lori S. Studio A Cardio/Dance
THURSDAY
Total Body Barre 6-6:45 am Jessica J. Studio A Flexibility/Strength
Pilates 9-10 am Karen M. Studio A Flexibility/Strength
Cycling 9:30-10:15 am Becky F. Cycling Cardio
Walking & More 10–11am Mary C. Gym Senior Fitness
Zumba 6-7 pm Brianne B. Civic Center Cardio/Dance
FRIDAY
Cycling 6-6:45 am Tom S. Cycling Cardio
Gentle Morning Yoga 7-8 am Lorraine H. Studio A Flexibility/Restorative
Body Tone 9-10 am Suzanna S. Studio A Strength/Cardio
Senior Stretch 10-10:45 am Suzanna S. Studio A Senior Fitness
Tai Chi 11 am-12 pm Kenneth W. Studio A Martial Arts
SATURDAY
Tabata Time 9-10:15 am William C. Studio A Cardio/Strength
SUNDAY
Community Yoga 4-5:15 pm Ray/Lauri N. Multi-purpose Flexibility/Strength
• Punch Passes, Unlimited Class Pass, Drop-in • Senior Fitness – FREE for Members or $2
• Adult Fitness offered through Beyond the Barre • Register at dawnmoseley.zumba.com
• Monthly Fee – register at Rec Center • Community Yoga, donation based class
www.wyomingohio.gov Recreation Times - FALL SESSION 2018 | 19KnowYour Schools! Wyoming City Schools 20 |FALL 2018 - KNOW YOUR SCHOOLS Wyoming City Schools Administration 513.206.7000
Building a Culture of Lang, Assistant Superintendent Dr. Ashley Whitely,
Teacher Ann Shively, and Director of Communications
Inclusion in Our Schools Suzy Henke. The Building Champion Committee includes
teachers, counselors and administrators from all divisions
and Community and the central office. These two groups together have
participated in four four-hour training sessions during the
Wyoming City School District is committed to supporting spring semester. Individually, these committees have met
a culture that sees, values, and embraces the spectrum of regularly overseeing the project and shaping the content.
differences in our community and our world. We believe The next step in the project will be to provide training
that our schools and community should acknowledge and sessions for the entire Wyoming City Schools staff during
demonstrate an awareness of and appreciation for these four of the five professional development days scheduled
differences while working to create a universally embracing for the 2018-19 school year.
and welcoming environment.
At the start of the project, LEI gathered data from
Wyoming City Schools, in partnership with Leadership community members and parents, staff, and students of
Excelleration, Inc., (LEI) has begun a Culture of Inclusion Wyoming City Schools through the use of focus groups and
Project to create strategies to nurture an environment a Culture of Inclusion survey. During that process, parents
where inclusion is the expectation and diversity in all and the community-at-large conveyed a strong interest
its forms is valued now and in the future. In addition to in being included on educational opportunities around
benefitting our Wyoming community, the district believes diversity and inclusion. Planning is underway to accomplish
this is an important step for our students and aligns with that. Additionally, during this year’s professional
the district’s vision of supporting students to reach their development sessions, tools will be built that will be used
full potential, responsible citizenship, global competency, to onboard new staff members when they join Wyoming
and life-long learning. City Schools to sustain and continue to build this culture of
inclusion.
In January, the Leadership Steering Committee and the
Building Champion Committee were formed. Steering For additional information regarding the Culture of
Committee membership includes community members Inclusion Project, contact Director of Communications Suzy
Kathleen Batsel, Dr. Topher Collier, and Rich Robles, Henke at henkes@wyomingcityschools.org or 513-206-
and School Board Vice President Kara Broderick, School 7015.
Board Member Illya Thomas, Superintendent Dr. Susan
www.wyomingcityschools.org KNOW YOUR SCHOOLS - FALL 2018| 21Congratulations to the
WYOMING HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2018
It’s the time of year when we say hello to our new kindergarteners
(members of the Class of 2031!), welcome back to our returning students and celebrate the
accomplishments of the recent graduates of Wyoming High School.
Ellie Anna Abrams Greg Childress Kate Gilman Seth Johnson
Grayce Akers Sabrina Chu Lydia Groff Charles Jones
Ambar Alvarez Garcia Jadyn Collinsworth Margot Grom-Mansencal Isabelle Jones
George Arenas Daphne Constantinides Madi Guest Will Jordan
Logan Armstrong Kaelyn Cortes Carly Guggenheim Holden Jurell
Paige Barnes Wyatt Curtis Ian Hammersmith Ethan Kash
Cade Barnett Emerson D’Agostino Jacob Hancock Will Kellner
Abi Barrett Bella De Jesus Tricia Harmon Kristina Kreutzer
Maddie Basil Kyle Demers Ben Haward Adam Krodel
Amanda Bence Nicholas Denson Olivia Hedges Sydney Kuhn
Jacob Berry Sara Derge Zachary Herbert Lydia Kurtz
Gaby Blade Lucas Devault Arlyn Hester Kelsey Lackey
Pat Brack Riley Dietz Erika Hill Stephanie Lagaly
Cole Bradley Tate Dow Rachel Hill Chelsea Lee
Jacob Brewer John Dunehew Isaiah Hornsby Quinn Lemarr
Jude Brewer Morgan Edwards Macy Horton Victoria Lentz
Andrew Brink Cole Engel Michael Hudepohl Emma Levine
Evelyn Brock Haleigh Engel Sam Hunter Sergio Listo
Phil Brocker Jay Evans Jamaiica Hurston Vivian Loney
Brady Brunsman Andy Flem Chandler Hyde Noah Macke
Jane Burke Jared Fox Emma Jacquemin Max Magella
Abby Casada Elliot Fuller Minji Jeong Mackenzie Maisel
Andrew Chaney Isabella Getgey Maia Johnson Joshua Malone
22 |FALL 2018 - KNOW YOUR SCHOOLS Wyoming City Schools Administration 513.206.7000SADDLE UP
WITH THE
Marley Manigault
Molly Mariani
COWBOY CLUB!
Brayden Matlin
Derrick Mayes
Are you among the 2/3rds of
Ryan McMichael Wyoming households without a
Abby McMonigal student currently in the school
Grant Mellott
district?
Emma Melvin
Eric Meyers
Cam Miller Would you like more information
Ashley Moher about Wyoming City Schools
Drew Moore
than the printed district
Wendell Moore
Casey Morgan calendar, Word on Wyoming, and
Cody Mulford the district website provide?
Olivia Neufarth
Yima Nyamor
Send your name and
Connor O’Brien
Anna Oestreich email address to info@
Ezria Palmer wyomingcityschools.org to join
Ben Pantalone
the Cowboy Club!
Lily Parker
Trevor Payne
Becca Prangley Members receive School
Max Randman Chatter, the monthly electronic
Jon Rash
newsletter of Wyoming City
Brett Reichwein
Sydney Renick Schools, and more!
Christian Robles
Trent Rusnak
RJ Salaam Giddy-up!
Lindsay Sasson
Avalyn Schuehler
Myles Scofield
Mitch Sena Anna Sponaugle Micah Unzueta
Avi Shapiro Sidney Stephens Sierra Valentine
Daniel Shapiro Lindsay Stewart Jane Walker
Liam Sheerajin Maya Stoffer Walker Weekley
Sarah Sheerajin Hannah Jillian Willoughby
Sydnie Shepherd Stoppenhagen Skylar Wolski
Spencer Shore Ethan Tefs Max Wood
Elena Skidmore Meta Thurman Kyle Yelton
Miles Smith Robbie Trapp
Jules Snowden Nate Tyree
www.wyomingcityschools.org KNOW YOUR SCHOOLS - FALL 2018| 23CITY OF WYOMING Presorted Standard
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Barry Porter, Mayor
Al Delgado, Vice Mayor
Thaddeus Hoffmeister
Jeffrey H. LeRoy
Jenni McCauley
Jim O’Reilly
Sarah Stankorb Taylor
The City does not exclude individuals
with disabilities from participation or
deny them the benefits of employment,
programs, or City services.
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CITY CONTACTS
City Manager, 513.821.7600
ltetley@wyomingohio.gov August _______________________________________
21 Vermont Open House Bowling
Director of Admin., 513.821.7600
27 5th and 6th Grade Open House Bowling
kzeilman@wyomingohio.gov
28 Elm Open House Bowling
Important Dates To Remember!
Customer Service & Finance Dept.,
30 Hilltop Open House Bowling
513.842.1353
jcaudill@wyomingohio.gov
Tax Dept., 513.821.9731
September___________________________________
jcaudill@wyomingohio.gov 3 Dawg Days of Summer
8 Wyoming Exotic Wheels and Wine
Recreation Dept., 513.821.5200 10 School’s Out Camp
rleininger@wyomingohio.gov
19 School’s Out Camp
Police Chief, 513.821.0141
rherzog@wyomingohio.gov October ______________________________________
6 36th Annual Fall Festival
Fire & EMS Dept., 513.842.1357
dbrown@wyomingohio.gov 8 Fall Leaf Collection Begins
21 Howling Pooch Parade: Registration 1pm,
Public Works Director, 513.821.3505 Parade 2 pm
thuxel@wyomingohio.gov
Halloween Hoopla 1-4 pm
Water Works Dept., 513.821.8044
mlippert@wyomingohio.gov
dhufft@wyomingohio.gov (water bill)
December ___________________________________
Community Development Dept., 1 Holiday One Stop Shop
513.821.7600
5 Jewish Hospital Mobile Mammography Unit
tvanderman@wyomingohio.gov
8 Wyoming Holiday Celebration
CITY BUILDINGS 12 Last Day for Fall Leaf Collection
Wyoming City Building
26-28 Winter Break Camp
800 Oak Avenue
Wyoming, OH 45215
Wyoming Public Safety Building January___________________________________
600 Grove Avenue 2-4 Winter Break Camp
Wyoming, OH 45215
Wyoming Civic Center
1 Worthington Avenue
Wyoming, OH 45215
Wyoming Recreation Department
9940 Springfield Pike
Cincinnati, OH 45215
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