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FALL 2020
HOMETOWN GUIDE
COMMUNITY CENTER PROGRAMMING RETURNS
5 Fire Safety Tips
8 An Evening on
the Patio 16 Gorman Park
Updates 20 Trunk or Treat
Department Contacts
Community Development 563-0033
City Hall 563-1144
Convention Center 771-7744
Clerk of Courts 563-1146
Mayor Council Ward 1 President of Council Fire Station #86 (Chester Road) 563-0252
Kevin M. Hardman Shayok Dutta Vicki Hoppe Fire Station #87 (Reading Road) 671-2595
513.703.2229 513.693.7587 513.478.2891
khardman@cityofsharonville.com sdutta@cityofsharonville.com vhoppe@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
Auditor Council Ward 2 Council at Large
Community Contacts
Ed Cunningham David Koch Sue Knight Butler Co. Environ. Services 887-3061
513.404.7875 513.247.0146 513.708.5109
ecunningham@cityofsharonville.com dkoch@cityofsharonville.com sknight@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
Law Director Council Ward 3 Council at Large Hamilton Co. Public Health 946-7800
Mark Piepmeier Paul Schmidt Charles Lippert
513.733.8276 513.563.4361 513.379.1318 Hamilton Co. Marriage License 946-3589
mpiepmeier@cityofsharonville.com pschmidt@cityofsharonville.com clippert@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
Treasurer Council Ward 4 Council at Large
Kurt Irey
513.300.3988
Rob Tankersley
513.383.6580
Mike Wilson
513.623.9482
Local Schools
kirey@cityofsharonville.com rtankersley@cityofsharonville.com mwilson@cityofsharonville.com
Evendale Elementary 864-1200
In This Issue: Heritage Hill Elementary 864-1400
3 Message from the Mayor Moeller High School 791-1680
4 Police Department Mt. Notre Dame 821-3044
5 Fire Department Princeton Board of Education 864-1000
6 Tax Department Princeton High School 864-1500
7 Public Works
Princeton Community Middle 864-2000
8 Convention Center
9 Cultural Arts Scarlet Oaks School 771-8810
10 Community Development Sharonville Elementary 864-2600
18 Community Center St. Michael Elementary 554-3555
Stewart Elementary 864-2800
Ursuline Academy 791-5791
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Message from the Mayor
As I write this, kids around Sharonville are starting back into the school year. It is a unique start of the year for our city’s
families as has been much through the Spring and Summer of 2020 for all of us. Our City is home to Sharonville Elementary,
Stewart Elementary, Princeton Community Middle School, Princeton High School, the administrative offices of the Princeton
City School District, St. Michael’s School, and several preschool and kindergartens, like Park Montessori School and
Sharonville United Methodist PreSchool. I want to commend all the teachers and administrators of these institutions for
their continuing efforts to provide education and support for our city’s students while taking action to protect the health and safety of the entire
community. As the City has experienced through the opening of our pool, recreation facilities, and tax department over the summer, this is no
easy task in this “time of strange” (I’m stealing that reference from a friend - I think it very appropriately sums up what we are all dealing with
living through this pandemic).
And while Fall arrives with this continued gradual reopening, we continue to do so around Sharonville. In the coming months, I am excited to
share with you the completion of two significant projects that will transform the services that are provided to you, our residents and business
community. Soon, we will open our new Police Station headquarters near the corner of Kemper Road and State Route 42. This new facility will
truly allow our department to shine and continue its strong tradition of providing contemporary policing for our community. Fire Department
Station 87 at the corner of Main and Cornell in our downtown is nearing the completion of its renovation. If you’ve driven by, it’s hard to miss
with its new bright red exterior. The men and women of the Sharonville Fire Department who serve out of this station will finally have a facility
that is equal to the professional services that our department provides while honoring the traditions of the volunteers who so capably served
the City in the past. As the doors to these new buildings open, I hope that you will take the opportunity to celebrate with me their grand
opening and see what the facilities have to offer for our city’s employees and you.
And while the City hasn’t stopped completing projects during this “time of strange,” neither have our private partners throughout the City. Third
Eye Brewery opened its doors to customers along Chester Road. With a large open taproom and considerable outdoor patio space, Third Eye
has been serving up fine beers, hand-crafted beverages, and a delectable food menu for the last several months in the Northern Lights District.
Just next door, the Delta Hotel is moments away from welcoming its first guests to the full-service Marriott hotel experience complete with a
Starbucks and bourbon bar just off its grand, new entrance lobby. And the Sharonville Food Train keeps chugging along. Hopefully, you have
found a way to continue to support these small restaurant businesses throughout Sharonville during these difficult times.
I continue to wish all of you good health and best wishes as you navigate the strangeness of this time. The City of Sharonville remains committed
to providing you the level and standard of service you’ve come to expect of your City. Like me, I want all of you to be proud to live, work and play
in this great place.
Kevin M. Hardman
What is the Level of Force Used by the Sharonville Police Department?
The Sharonville Police Department has long been committed to providing the most professional police
services possible. As our mission statement states, we pride ourselves in serving the community with
purpose.
Given the recent attention regarding police use of force and the important discussions taking place
nationally, we thought we would once again share our Use of Force data , to include the 2019 update.
In years 2016 through 2019, the Sharonville Police Department arrested 2,375 individuals. Of the 2,375
arrests, there have been a total of 103 that involved use of force, or 4.3% of those arrested. There have been no complaints against a Sharonville
Police Officer for excessive use of force.
The Sharonville Police Department is certified with the Ohio Collaborative Community-Police Advisory Board as well as being a Lexipol agency.
The Ohio Collaborative Certification process requires
Use of Force 2016 2017 2018 2019
compliance with policies in the areas of: Use of Force, Bias
Firearm 0 0 0 1 Free Policing, Investigation of Employee Misconduct, as
Taser 2 0 3 3 well as Community Engagement. Lexipol is a company
providing law enforcement agencies with content, policies
Baton 0 0 0 0 and training that is both current and best-practice for 21st
Chemical Irritant 0 1 0 0 century policing. We do our very best to train our officers
in multiple aspects of policing such as: crisis intervention,
Physical Force 7 13 10 11 de-escalation, problem solving, sound decision making,
Canine 0 0 0 0 community involvement, etc.
Display of Firearm 15 17 11 26 We strive to be as transparent as possible and provide
Display of Taser 1 4 1 7 useful and interesting information in our annual reports.
There are multiple years available on our website. I take
Display of Chemical Irritant 0 0 0 1
great pride in the quality of service the members of the
Total Uses of Force 25 35 25 49 Sharonville Police Department provide to our residents
Total Use of Force Arrests 20 27 21 35 and visitors.
Complaints 0 0 0 0 Chief Vanover
Total Agency Arrests 626 522 552 675 Fall 2020 Hometown Guide 3
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Sharonville Police Response to COVID-19 Pandemic
While the COVID-19 pandemic has affected all service industries, the Atop regular stringent cleaning practices, Enviro-Master Services was
City of Sharonville has worked hard to shift the way we operate to contracted for an additional weekly Virus Vaporizing Service. Our
mitigate those effects on the service we provide to our community. building and all cruisers were treated with an electrostatic disinfectant
Within the police department, a multi-phase emergency preparedness application, containing active ingredients that are EPA-registered to
plan is in place ahead of time for such major events like a public health kill Coronaviruses along with many other organisms like flu germs,
emergency. Hepatitis, Norovirus and MRSA.
Following the direction and guidance of the CDC as well as state and By June, as our state moved to reopen responsibly, our officers were
local health directors, our agency was quick to establish preventive back to normal scheduling but still operating on somewhat limited
measures to protect our employees from exposure. Limited reporting reporting procedure and maintaining compliance of city-wide policies
procedures were implemented such as open-air and telephone for personal protection. Although police officers are not mandated
reporting in order to limit personal contact and possible exposure for to wear masks while performing their official duties, our officers are
our citizens and officers. still avoiding congregating within the department’s common areas,
maintaining physical distancing and checking temperatures at the
Given the uncertainty of when Ohio would hit its peak number of start of shifts.
cases and how hard the virus would hit our department members
specifically, in April our agency implemented an alternative scheduling The graphic below indicates the decrease in our calls for service
plan to minimize exposure risk. Sharonville officers were temporarily related to the pandemic, but also indicates we are nearly back on track
moved out of specialized positions so that we could maximize our as we head into (what have previously been) our busiest months of
resources to our most critical duties on patrol. Officers were moved the year. Throughout the pandemic, our primary concern has been
from 8.5hr shifts to 12hr shifts in order to provide our community with maintaining the health and safety of our staff and community so that
adequate coverage while allowing for up to 1/3 of our department to we are able to maintain our high standard of service.
be quarantined or isolated for 2 weeks should the need arise.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
Fire Safety Tips
Fire Prevention Week 2020 begins Sunday, October 4th. In lieu of a fire station open house, here are fire safety tips from our department.
Check Smoke Detectors & Fire Extinguishers • Turn space heaters off when you leave the house or go to bed
• Change batteries in smoke detectors and • Avoid storing any combustible items near heaters
carbon monoxide detectors
• Verify each month that smoke detectors are in Family Fire Safety Tips
working order • Teach your kids how to respond
• Verify that all fire extinguishers are fully in the event of a fire
charged and in working order • Make sure young children know
• Make sure that there is a sufficient quantity of how to dial 911
smoke detectors in your home • Establish and practice a fire
• Make sure everyone in your family knows escape plan with your family
how to use a fire extinguisher that includes a designated
meeting area outside the home
Make Sure All Heating Sources Work Properly • Practice stop, drop and roll with
• No matter what type of device you use to heat your home, make your children so they learn how
sure your heating devices and/or systems are in good working to escape beneath a fire
order • Teach everyone in your family
• Verify that everything you need to keep your home warm multiple ways to escape from
throughout fall and winter is in good working order every room in the event of a fire
• Inspect chimney for buildup, cracks and gaps that can cause a fire • Do not place lit candles where they can be reached by children
• Inspect furnace for proper operation • Never leave burning candles unattended
• Do not leave candles burning when you go to sleep
Kitchen Fire Safety • Make sure all flammable substances are properly stored in safe
• Don’t leave cooking food unattended on the stove containers and out of reach of children
• Keep everything that might be flammable away from your stove,
including off of the stove top
Outdoor Fire Safety
• Outdoor burning of brush and
leaves is not permitted
• Outdoor bonfires or
recreational fires require a
permit
• Small outdoor fires are only
approved when they are in a
UL approved outdoor fireplace.
• See city website and burn
permit for additional
Space Heater Safety Tips information https://
• Make sure that any space heaters are surrounded by at least three www.sharonville.org/
feet of empty space DocumentCenter/View/1886/
• Never place clothing or any other objects on a space heater to dry Burn-Permit-2017
• Do not place space heaters near furniture or draperies
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TAX DEPARTMENT
Did You Forget to File Your Sharonville Tax Return?
• Please file as soon as possible.
• You can still e-file at www.municonnect.com/sharonville, mail the
return or stop by our office for assistance.
• Continuing to delay filing will only increase possible penalties.
Need More Time to File? Visit us for help or questions!
All local tax returns with a Federal extension are due by October 15,
2020. A copy of the extension should accompany the filed tax return. 11641 Chester Rd.
Extensions only extend the time allowed to file a tax return, they do Sharonville, Ohio 45246
not extend the payment due dates. M-F 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
513.563.1169
taxoffice@cityofsharonville.com
How Do I Pay My Tax?
Forms and instructions are available on the website at
• If you E-file, payment may be made by ACH or credit card within
www.CityofSharonville.com
the website as you complete your return.
• Check or money order payments may be mailed in and should be Expecting a Refund?
made payable to “City of Sharonville Tax”. Refunds are processed in the order received. You should expect a
• Payments by check, money order, cash or credit card are accepted check to arrive within 90 days.
at the tax office.
• Payments may also be made through Official Payments either
online or by phone at 1-800-487-4567.
Property Taxes
The collections of property taxes (residential property or business
• Bi-monthly invoices are sent for all tax balances. If you have
property) are the responsibility of Hamilton County or Butler County.
questions regarding any balance due please call.
The City of Sharonville does not receive property tax dollars from
Note: All credit card payments will incur a fee by the processing
city residents or businesses and is proud that a municipal property
company.
tax has not been levied in over 30 years. For further information on
the collection and payment of property taxes, please contact either
Received a Letter Asking for More Documents? the Hamilton County Auditor’s office at (513) 946-4000 or the Butler
If we didn’t receive all the required documents (W-2s or federal forms), County Auditor’s office at (513) 887-3154. Links to these offices are
a request is sent to verify the data on your tax return. Please send available on the Sharonville website.
the requested information in as soon as possible so your tax return
can be completed. Failure to send in these documents can result
in lost credits, late filing fees, or additional charges if a payment is
School District Tax
The City of Sharonville is located within the Princeton City School
subsequently due.
District. The code for state income tax form purposes is 3116.
Am I Required to Pay Estimated Taxes?
All individuals and businesses that reasonably expect to owe $200
or more due to taxable income, after subtracting credits from
withholding by an employer, are required to estimate and pay the tax
during the year the income is earned.
If you owe less than $200 but still wish to make estimated payments,
you may do so at any time. You may increase or decrease your Although this year presented new challenges with our offices being
estimated taxes at any time by notifying us in writing. closed to the public for three months and the implementation
of appointments for tax preparation via Zoom meetings, you,
2nd quarter payments were due by July 15, 2020. Invoices will be sent our residents, were understanding and rolled with the changes
twice this year for the 3rd and 4th quarter payments which are due without complaint. We appreciate the positive attitudes!
on September 15, 2020 and January 15, 2021. Failure to pay at least
90% of your 2020 tax liability by January 15, 2021 may result in a 15% We are now open to the public without appointments, but will
penalty. continue tax return preparation via Zoom meetings.
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 10900 Reading Rd. • M-F 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. • 513.563.1177
Seasonal Reminders WINTER:
FALL: • During a snowstorm, do NOT park vehicles on the street. Cars
• There is no leaf pick up program in the City of Sharonville – raking parked on the street create additional obstacles and restrict
leaves into the street gutters is not permitted. visibility. Parking your vehicle in your driveway allows for a more
• Raking leaves into the gutter causes catch basins to back up and complete clearing of your street. Wherever practical, we will
flood streets. Rake and bag leaves for pick up and disposal with attempt to keep the snow build-up to a minimum. We are unable
Rumpke on your trash days. Rumpke has a 10 item limit. to remove plowed snow from in front of driveways. This is the
• If you have a storm culvert that runs along your property line or responsibility of the homeowner. Do not shovel snow into the
under your driveway, it is the homeowner’s responsibility to keep street.
these culverts and the inlets clear of leaves and debris. Clogged • Older residents and those with health problems are reminded to
culverts affect drainage upstream and flooding on roadways and avoid physical activity associated with shoveling snow.
surrounding areas. • Stay at least two car lengths behind a snow plow for every 10
mph you are traveling. Never cut in between a caravan of plows
clearing a road.
• Beware of black ice, roads that look wet but actually are glazed
with ice. Ramps and bridges freeze first.
• Winter weather brings potholes and other unsafe conditions.
Please notify Public Works of any curb, street, sidewalk or storm
drainage problems in the City. The Public Works Department will
attempt to correct the safety problems in a timely manner.
Senior Apartments
Located on Greensfelder Lane off of Thornview Drive, Golden View
Truck Loan Program Acres is a 52-unit apartment senior retirement complex.
• Available until October 31st for 2020 for large trash disposal.
• Cost for homeowners is $50 a night and $60 for the weekend. For In order to be an eligible tenant, a person must be at least 57 years
businesses, it is $90 for nights and weekends. of age and a current Sharonville resident for at least one year, or be a
• Call to schedule a truck. parent, grandparent, or sibling of a current Sharonville resident who
Brush and Special Pick-up Service has resided in the City for one year.
• Curbside brush and special pickup is a FREE year-round service
(unless it is snowing and we are treating the roads) to residents. Golden View Acres has first and
• Residents must call by 5:00 p.m. Friday to have their address put second floor units and one and
on a list for pick up the following week. two bedroom apartments. Each
• Twigs cannot be picked up. They are yard waste and must be apartment has an equipped kitchen
disposed of with your regular garbage pick-up. with stove and refrigerator, gas heat,
• Public Works employees are instructed to spend no more than 15 hot water, and air conditioning.
minutes per stop for the service. Please refer to our website for Tenants pay their own utilities except
additional details. water. There are coin operated
laundry facilities in each of the three
Additional Services buildings. When renting an apartment
Public Works provides a variety of services to keep our streets an initial security deposit equaling
maintained. Call our office if you see something that needs attention. one month’s rent is required. After
Services performed include, but not limited to: signing the lease, THE RENT WILL NOT
• Removal of dead animals BE RAISED unless an additional tenant occupies the same apartment
• Street sweeping, including sweeping for nails or the current tenant moves to another apartment in the complex.
• Trimming low hanging tree limbs that overhang the streets At that time, a new rental agreement is required to be signed at the
• Traffic light repairs current rate.
• Street signs, repair and replace as needed
• Street lights, repair and replace as needed 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
removed from the waiting list.
Have Your Holiday Lights Lost their Twinkle?
Drop off broken or unwanted lights at the
Sharon Woods visitor center between
November 1, 2020 and February 2, 2021.
Sharon Centre
11450 Lebanon Road
(513) 563-4513
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Our guests’ safety is our #1 priority. Hosting safe events requires responsible steps. Face masks are now
required for everyone, social distancing with highly visible signage and floor decals, sanitizing stations
throughout our facility, and hourly sanitizing of all high touch surfaces provided. We also provide hourly
announcements on our public address system about the importance of face mask wearing and social
distancing. We want to do everything we can to bring you back.
SEPT
12 | An Evening on the Patio
19 | An Evening on the Patio
26 | An Evening on the Patio
Join us Saturday evenings
3-4 | C&E Gun Show in September for live
OCT
11 | Cincinnati Toy and Collectible Show entertainment on the patio
and a delicious dinner from
29 | Evening for Life 2020 Chef Brad.
Featuring
NOV
6 | Voice of Victory 2020 by Eve Center today’s
music by
7-8 | C&E Gun Show Sarafina, and
collaborator,
guitarist
Noah Littrell.
DEC
12-13 | C&E Gun Show
Reserve your seat at
513-326-6041
*We add events daily. For the most up-to-date event information,
please visit our calendar at sharonvilleconventioncenter.com/
calendar/.
The region’s only LEED Silver Certified sustainable event facility is conveniently located
just 15 miles north of downtown Cincinnati, just off I-75 and I-275. The Center provides a
beautiful and contemporary meeting facility for suburban conventions, banquets, trade
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shows and public events, with all the amenities of a big city.
Westheimer Gallery
November 6 – December 19
OPENING RECEPTION & AWARDS
November 6, 2020 6-9pm
Works in photography, painting, drawing,
sculpture, fabric and more
This event is free and open to the public.
Masks and social distancing required.
11165 Reading Road, Sharonville, Ohio 45241
Gallery Hours: Thu. & Fri. 3-7pm, Sat. 10-2pm
or by appointment
2020 Juror: Renowned, award winning
realist / impressionist painter, RAY HASSARD.
Submissions deadline September 30. Visit
sharonvilleculturalarts.org for details and link to
entry form.
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COMMUNITY 10900 Reading Rd.
DEVELOPMENT
Sharonville, Ohio 45241
M-F 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
513.563.0033
Sharonville Bike Trail Feasibility Study: Connecting Downtown, People, and Parks
The City of Sharonville was awarded a Community Development
Block Grant planning mini-grant in the amount of $10,000 from
Hamilton County Planning + Development to prepare the Sharonville
Bike Trail Feasibility Study: Connecting Downtown, People, and Parks.
This study will create a conceptual plan to evaluate and determine
which trail or trails can be easily, affordably, or successfully
implemented for the benefit of Sharonville residents.
This project will expand off Phase II of the City of Sharonville
Downtown Loop Streetscape Master Plan (adopted June 2020)
which is shown below. The study will help visualize 3 to 5 potential
route options through the Sharonville Downtown Loop which
could expand or create connections for Sharonville residents to
Sharon Creek (located west of the Downtown Loop), Sharon Woods,
Sharonville Elementary, or along Creek Road towards Gower Park,
the Sharonville Community Center and Sharonville Branch Public
Library.
This study will also directly support the Sharonville 2030
Comprehensive Plan Theme #3, to Improve Connectivity throughout
the City. The current trail options Hamilton County is considering to
evaluate for the City are indicated on the map to the right.
If you would like to play a more active role, have a question, would
like more detailed information, or would like to share a suggestion
on a potential trail option near the Sharonville Downtown
Loop please contact the City Planner by emailing sdircks@
cityofsharonville.com or calling the office.
10 www.CityofSharonville.comHome Weatherization and Energy Conservation Watercourse Maintenance on Private Property
Winter Is Coming. Are you a Sharonville resident struggling to pay Properties may be traversed by natural and man-made
energy utility bills? You may qualify for free assistance to help you watercourses such as creeks, streams, ditches and drainage
save money. swales. These watercourses may become overgrown and possible
obstructions can lead to flooding on adjacent properties. Because
Contact People Working Cooperatively (PWC) at 513.351.7921 if these watercourses are located on private property, not public or
you live in Sharonville. City owned property, it is the responsibility of the property owner
to maintain the watercourse.
The application process is simple, but you must meet the minimum
qualifications to participate in the program. PWC will need to verify City of Sharonville Ordinance No.
your household information (income, etc.). They can take your 521.05 requires that obstructions be
information over the phone and mail you the application already removed from water courses. These
filled out. Just sign it and send in obstructions may take the form of
any additional documentation that trash, debris, or loose vegetation
may be needed to see if you qualify. that becomes lodged and creates an
obstruction to the natural flow of water through the watercourse.
www.pwchomerepairs.org/services/
our-services/energy-conservation. Property owners are advised to make periodic inspections of
aspx watercourses traversing their property and perform regular
maintenance to ensure that trash, debris, log jams, etc., do not
create obstructions. For questions, call our office.
Sharonville Zoning Code Update
The City of Sharonville has finished a two- consider installing on their property. Because Comprehensive Plan and online surveys
year public engagement process to adopt Zoning plays an important role in shaping to help shape the first draft of the Zoning
the Sharonville 2030 Comprehensive Plan development and visual characteristics of the Code update. See the map below.
to define the vision for the City for the next community, the City wants your help!
20+ years. Next, the City will update the Leading up to the Zoning Code Update
zoning code so the rules and regulations Over the past two years the City has adoption, potentially in mid-2021, the plan
that shape the community can support the taken notes during the Sharonville 2030 will remain publicly made available for
maintenance and growth the community public engagement process to address review and comment.
desires to see. The zoning code affects zoning concerns. Since April 2020, the City
much of the development that occurs in has posted three surveys online on the If you would like more information about
the City. Zoning regulations influence what Sharonville2030.com website and on the City the zoning code update, please contact
businesses are permitted in certain areas of Facebook page to engage members of the the City Planner by emailing sdircks@
the City. Zoning can also impact the size or public on zoning code updates. Public input cityofsharonville.com or calling the office.
type of three-season room a resident can has been gathered from Sharonville 2030
Fall 2020 Hometown Guide 11Parent & Community Educational Series
Princeton City Schools is offering a
Parent & Community Educational
Series. All of the programs will be
virtual and begin at 6:30 p.m. They
will be hosted on the Princeton
Facebook page as a Live event
@pcsdvikings. You are invited
to join in and participate or
rewatch the information at your
Mobile Food Pantries convenience.
2nd Wednesdays • 9:00 AM
A-Marika Dance • 10831 Sharondale Road
August 11 - Equity, Equality, and Inclusion
4th Wednesdays • 9:00 AM September 8 - Mental Wellness; School-Life Balance
Yorktowne Clubhouse • 385 Providence Way October 13 - Anxiety in children/teens
(with a focus on COVID)
Food Pantry at Fire Station 86 November 10 - Digital Citizenship
Tuesday-Thursday • 8:00 - 11:30 AM or by appointment January 12 - Implicit biases
Call 513-563-0252 or 513-563-1722 for additional times. February 9 - Vaping, drugs, alcohol, etc.
March 9 - Coping with Stress
2020 Adopt-A-Family April 13 - Hot Topics
If you’re interested in sponsoring a family, contact Jennifer Moore
at jmoore@cityofsharonville.com or 513-563-1722.
HE R IT AG E VILLA G E M U SEU M
& E D U C A T I O N A L C E N T E R
Haunted Village
Holly
A family-friendly, slight-fright event!
D ays
Experience Victorian holiday traditions!
October 9, 10, 16, 17, 23 & 24
6 - 10 p.m. (gate closes at 9 p.m.) Advance tickets required. December 12 & 13 Noon - 4 p.m.
HeritageVillageCincinnati.org
12 www.CityofSharonville.comOur library system offers plenty of online resources.
This is just a taste of what is offered. Plenty more can
be accessed by visiting
www.cincinnatilibrary.org/resources/.
JobNow: Work with live, expert job coaches on every phase of the
job search process--from career coaching to resume assistance to
interview tips.
Lynda.com: Award-winning library of video tutorials for learners who
want to gain specific software, technology, creative, or business skills.
Home Improvement Reference Center: Features full-text content
from leading home improvement magazines, images, and videos of
popular home repair projects.
Homework HelpNow: Students (K-Adult) can get live online Small Business Reference Center: Up-to-date information on relevant
homework help, skills building, writing assistance, test prep help, topics from starting a company, operations management and sales to
and more from expert tutors. growing or rescuing a business.
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Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to all United States online continuing education classes on a wide range of subjects,
library HelpNow clients. Live FAFSA tutors will be available to help including: business, office skills, career training, homeschooling,
both students and parents with completing the FAFSA application. entrepreneurship, self-help, crafts and hobbies, and health and
Tutors will be able to assist users at any stage of the application. medicine.
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Flu Shot Clinic
CDC recommends everyone 6 months and
older receive a yearly flu vaccine to protect
against the flu. Options are below.
Monday, October 6, 2020
10:00 am – 12:00 pm High risk individuals
1:00 pm – 6:00 pm General public
Sharonville Community Center
10990 Thornview Drive
Sharonville, OH 45241
1st & 3rd Mondays*
October • November • December
9:00am – 12:00pm
Sharonville is proud of its tradition Sharonville Fire Department
11637 Chester Road
of excellence in public service. Sharonville, OH 45246
Thank you to our dedicated public
employees and to the community All attendees are asked to bring an insurance card.
and elected officials who support *Sharonville residents must call 946-7882 to make an
appointment for clinics on 1st & 3rd Mondays.
their work.
Fall 2020 Hometown Guide 13DORA has the Green Light for
Downtown Sharonville!
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What is a DORA? DORA stands for “Designated Outdoor Where will people be able to walk with DORA beverages?
Refreshment Area” – it allows those over 21 years of age to purchase Patrons can only carry DORA beverages in the defined area. Retail and
alcoholic beverages from a participating establishment within the private establishments may allow DORA beverages in their businesses
area and carry the beverage in a DORA-plastic cup within the DORA or they may opt to not allow them. Establishments within the DORA
boundaries (see above map). will have their own policy, which will be visible with signage.
When will the DORA begin? We are still working on the details Will people be able to take a DORA beverage into
with the businesses within the DORA, but it should begin in the near another DORA-authorized establishment? No. Per law, once
future. Please follow our website – www.sharonvilleohio.org – and a DORA beverage has left an establishment, it must be consumed
Facebook page for details. before entering another DORA-authorized establishment. Some
DORAs allow empty cups to be taken into establishments for another
Will the hours of the DORA be limited? Yes, the DORA beverage, but with COVID restrictions, this will likely not be the case
hours will be Monday through Thursday from 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., upon implementation.
Friday from 5:00 p.m. to midnight, Saturday from noon to midnight,
and Sunday from noon to 9:00 p.m. Special hours of DORA operation Will people be able to pour their own alcoholic drink into
will be allowed as designated in advance by the Mayor, for holidays or
special events, with the consent of City Council. a DORA cup and carry it? No. Beverages must be purchased
from participating establishments. No cans, glass bottles, or outside
alcoholic beverages will be allowed within the DORA boundaries.
Who will be selling DORA beverages? COVID is complicating Further, alcoholic beverages may not be carried outside of the
things a bit. There are 6 entities that are eligible to participate per boundary area.
State law. As of the date of this publication, the VFW, LaRosa’s, Alreddy
Café, and Al’s Bar plan on participating. The Blue Goose, primarily
given COVID concerns, is considering being a participant, but will
be taking a “wait and see” approach. The Chinese Imperial Inn has
decided not to participate at this time.
14 www.CityofSharonville.comTurkey Shoot
Participants compete in age
groups to shoot 10 free throws
each from their respective foul
line. This year we will schedule
appointments for you to take your
shots. Reserve your appointment
by calling 563-2895 or emailing
atiplady@cityofsharonville.com.
Registration closes 11/19 at 8pm.
Winners get a turkey!
Saturday, November 21st | 9:00am
act# 460312-01
Fall 2020 Hometown Guide 15A Heartfelt Thank You
With gratitude to all of the City of Sharonville employees who went above and beyond during this pandemic to safely
open up services and amenities. From Public Works cutting and installing plexiglass shields at customer service desks
to the Tax Department conducting appointments via distanced work stations to Convention Center staff sanitizing city
buildings and finally the Fitness and Aquatics Center providing safe and clean environments to have fun, we appreciate
your efforts and smiles. Thank you!
16 www.CityofSharonville.comGorman Park Playground
The playground at Gorman Park is finished! But that’s not all to come.
Below is the concept presented to and adopted by Council. Future SITE FEATURES
improvements will occur as funding becomes available.
A. MULTI-PURPOSE FIELD(100 YD X 50 YD)
B. DOG PARK - LARGE DOGS
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Fall 2020 Hometown Guide 17 E
GORMAN PARK
WOODBINE
STREETRecreation Updates
We're With the current capacity limitation of the
Community Center due to Ohio Department
Open!
of Health guidelines, the following rules are in
place for our facilities:
• Members only, no guests permitted at this time
• Masks are required at all times when entering/exiting/
going to and from your activity and while in all common
Join us at the •
areas of the Community Center
Capacity limitations are in effect:
Sharonville
18 members on the track at one time
18 members in the fitness center at one time
Community Center 6 members in the Nursery at one time
Thank you for your patience and
respectfulness during this time.
Membership Fees
Tier 1 (Single)
Activity
Resident Resident 62+ Non-Res Non-Res 62+
$30 $15 $50** $30**
Business
$40
Membership Eligibility
Please bring the following information with you when applying
Pool $60 $30 $120** $60** $90 for a Community Center Membership:
• Individuals 18 years and older need a valid driver's license, state
Fitness $90 $45 $180** $90** $135
ID, or passport.
Combo $115 $50 $230** $115** $180 • Residents need two proofs of residency.
• Employees of Sharonville businesses need a current pay stub.
Tier 2 (2 Person Household) • Active duty military personnel need military orders.
Activity n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Pool $115 $55 $230** $115** $175
Fitness $175 $75 $350** $175** $265 Additional Memberships
Combo $225* $75* $450** $225** $340*
We proudly offer the following discounted membership types:
Tier 3 (Up to 5 Person Household)
• Corporate Memberships- Up to a 25% reduction in membership fees.
Activity n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a • Chamber Memberships- 30% OFF the Business Combo membership
per employee.
Pool $145 n/a $290** n/a $260 • Senior Fitness Advantage Memberships - Full access to a variety
Fitness $205 n/a $410** n/a $325 of SilverSneaker classes, fitness equipment, social activities, and
outdoor swimming pool at no cost or a reduced rate.
Combo $255* n/a $510** n/a $385* • SilverSneakers
• Renew Active by United Healthcare
*Over 5 People In The Same Household Are Charged An Additional $10 Per Person • Prime Memberships - Employer based benefit that entitles employee
**We are currently not offering new non-resident membership purchases to a full facility membership at no cost.
"Where Friends, Fun and Fitness Come Together"
18 www.CityofSharonville.comRecreation Info Refund Policy
Membership and class refunds will only be given in cases of medical
circumstances (a doctor’s note may be required), if the member moves,
or if the class is canceled. Refunds are obtained by filling out proper
Come to the Community Center paperwork at the Customer Service Desk. Checks will be sent to your
Register in person for any of our memberships or programs during our residence within four weeks. If paid by a credit card, refunds will be
REGISTRATION HOURS: credited back to the card that was used for the transaction.
(M-Th 6a-8:30p, F 7a-6:30p, Sa 8a-4:30p, Su 12p-3:30p).
Facility Information Community Center Access Policy
10990 Thornview Drive Every person entering the Community Center must stop at the Customer
Sharonville, OH 45241 Facebook: Sharonville Parks & Rec Dept. Service Desk to state his/her purpose of coming to the Community
Phone: (513)563-2895 Email: recinfo@cityofsharonville.com Center. If you are a member, please make sure to scan your membership
card each time you enter the Community Center and Pools. In order to
Community Center Hours be as safe as possible and pursuant to City of Sharonville Ordinance
Monday - Thursday 6:00am - 9:00pm Number 2014-13, ALL resident and non-resident guests, ages 18 years
Friday 6:00am - 7:00pm and older, purchasing a guest pass* will be required to provide a valid
Saturday 8:00am - 5:00pm driver’s license or State ID Card. This card will be scanned by the “Safe
Sunday 12:00pm - 4:00pm Point” system against the National Sex Offenders Registry. *Due to COVID
*Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve & Day, and New Years Day. restrictions and capacity limits, guest passes are not currently available.
Temporary Nursery Hours (due to COVID restrictions) The entire membership card data base is scanned through the “Safe
Monday - Saturday 10:15am - 12:15pm Point” system twice a year. New members and renewal members joining
Monday - Thursday 5:00pm - 6:45pm | 7:00pm - 8:30pm the Community Center will be scanned before membership cards are
given to the members. Should your driver’s license or state ID Card
match a National or State Sexual Offender Registry record or if you
Current Advance Registration Schedule do not provide a valid driver’s license or state ID card, you will not be
Under strict COVID related guidelines from the state, our facility is permitted to enter the facility. There is an appeal process.
currently under capacity limitations that require advance registrations.
Participants are limited to a 2-hour time slot to visit the facility for their Alcoholic beverages are not permitted on Recreation property without
intended activity. Advance registrations must occur in person, over the permit from the Recreation Director. This includes but is not limited to
phone, or online at www.supersaas.com/schedule/sharonvillerec. The parks, shelters, Community Center, pools, and parking lots.
current schedule of time slots is as follows:
What Our Staff is Doing to Combat COVID
Our department is currently operating under strict guidelines from the Ohio Department of Health and Governor
DeWine. Facial coverings are currently required at our facility for all who are entering, exiting, and proceeding to or
from their intended activity, as well as in all common areas. Once you have reached your activity, face coverings may
be removed unless otherwise noted.
Everyone entering the Community Center will be temperature scanned at the door as well as asked if they currently
have any possible symptoms of COVID-19. Any individuals with a temperature over 100.4 degrees will not be permitted
into the facility. After a successful scan, please visit the front desk to scan your membership card.
During our 15-minute facility closures, our team has a rigid cleaning schedule that includes disinfecting the front
desk & lobby area, fitness center, track, restrooms, and other high touch areas throughout the building. We use CDC
approved cleaners for each application.
Hand sanitizer is readily available in all areas of the facility. We ask everyone who enters to practice good hygiene and
to stay at home if you are not feeling well.
Fall 2020 Hometown Guide 19ADULT TABLE TENNIS
Multipurpose Room
Join us in the table tennis fun. Play one vs. one or two on two come
enjoy and afternoon of fun and friends. *Membership Required
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
M & Tu Oct-Dec 12:15p-2:15p 50+ FREE* N/A
ADULT CORN HOLE
Multi-Purpose Room
Corn hole, the classic American backyard game. The goal is to toss bean
bags into a hole or on a board about 30 feet away from you, similar to
horseshoes without the stakes and horseshoes. Make plans to join in
the fun! *Membership Required
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
W & Th Oct-Dec 12:15p-2:15p 50+ FREE* N/A
SPORTS
ADULT PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT - NOVEMBER
Community Center Gymnasium
Help support the Sharonville Christmas Fund by playing in our annual
tournament. Partners will be picked at random for our round robin
format tournament. Players must register by 11/4 at the Community
Center for a flight time. 24 participants max. in each flight.
MARTIAL ARTS Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
Community Center Multipurpose Room & Aerobics Room F 11/6 5:30p-7:30p 30+ $20* 451012-02
Morning Calm Martial Arts Academy is a traditional Martial Arts 7:30p-9:30p
(Tae Kwon Do) school focused on developing students of all ages. *$20 goes to Sharonville Christmas Fund
Instruction includes self-defense, fitness, flexibility, and team building
skills.*Uniforms and belts will be an additional charge. ADULT PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT - DECEMBER
Instructors: Jr. Master Ken Humphries (4th Dan) & Community Center Gymnasium
Jason Humphries (3rd Dan) Partners will be picked at random for our round robin format
morningcalmmartialartsacademy.com tournament. Players must register by 12/1 at the Community Center
for a flight time. 24 participants max. in each flight.
Day Date Time Age R/NR Activity
M,W October 6:30p-7:30p 7+ $35/38* 460108-02 Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
M,W November 6:30p-7:30p 7+ $35/38* 460108-03 F 12/4 5:30p-7:30p 30+ $20 451012-01
M,W December 6:30p-7:30p 7+ $35/38* 460108-04 7:30p-9:30p
SPECIAL EVENTS
E-Sports League @Home Trunk or Treat
Grab your bucket, put
Think you got what it takes to be crowned one of Cincy
on your best costume
Central’s first video game champions?
and come to the
Start practicing, because on September 28 you will be able Community Center
to compete head-to-head in video game leagues for your parking lot for Trunk
community in your own home. Whether you are a noob or Treat. This year’s
or a pro, you will be able to put your skills to the test in
event will be drive thru
games like Mario Kart, Super Smash Bros, Rocket League
and Fortnite. only participants must
remain in their vehicles.
$10 to register/league at www.missioncontrol.gg/play. Reserve your time slot
Do not wait. Registration closes on 9/27. Contact Aaron before the day of the
Tiplady to register at atiplady@cityofsharonville.com.
event to join. No walk-
After you join, you will receive a schedule the week of
September 28 with who and when you are playing. ups permitted.
Tuesday, October 20th | 4:30-6:00pm
20 www.CityofSharonville.comWINTER BREAK SNOW TUBING TRIP
Perfect North Slopes
We will travel to Perfect North for 3hrs of Snow Tubing. Club Sharonville
TEENS
will leave the Community Center at 9:30am and return for pick-up at
3:30pm. Bring a packed lunch and snacks for the day. Deadline to
register is 12/18.
& CAMPS
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
T 12/22 9:30a-3:30p 10-15 $35 430611-01
WINTER BREAK MAIN EVENT TRIP
Main Event
Our Winter Break trip #2 heads to the Main Event in West Chester for an
CLUB SHARONVILLE TOP GOLF afternoon of arcade games and bowling! Transportation and meals are
Top Golf West Chester included on this trip. The group will depart the Community Center at
This will feature all of the fun Top Golf has to offer! Participants must 11:30am and will return for pick up at 3:00 pm.
provide their own transportation. Meals will be provided for this trip.
Deadline to register is 10/7. Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
T 12/29 11:30a-3:00p 10-15 $20 436011-02
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
F 10/9 10:30a-2:00p 10-15 $35 430601-04
CLUB SHARONVILLE LAZER KRAZE
Lazer Kraze
The night will feature 1 hour in the Trampoline Park and unlimited laser
tag! Transportation will not be provided. Deadline to register is 11/9.
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity
F 11/13 7:00p-10:00p 10-15 $30 430601-03 WINTER BREAK CAMP
Community Center
TEENS CHRISTMAS MASK PARTY Camp Sharonville Presents Winter Break Camp. Join the camp staff for
Community Center 8 days of fun. We will take trips to Perfect during week 1 for snowtubing
Come and hang out at the Community Center after it closes! Enjoy a and the Main Event during week 2. Emergency Medical forms are
night of fun, games, and don’t forget your Christmas Mask! We will listen required for every camper. Campers must have a membership. We offer
to music, play some awesome games and just hang out. There will be non-resident memberships. For more information, please contact the
plenty to do! Bring your friends and just chill, or come and meet some Community Center at 513-563-2895.
new friends. Everyone is welcome. Snacks will be available for purchase
at the concession stand. Advance sales end at 4pm on 12/11. Day Date Time Age Activity
M-Th 12/21-24 10:00a-4:00p 6-12 420804-01
Day Date Time Age Fee Activity M-Th 12/28-31 10:00a-4:00p 6-12 420804-02
F 12/11 7:00p-10:00p 5th-8th $3 advance 430302-01
grade $5 @ door Resident – $85/week. Sales begin November 9, 2020.
Non-Resident – $100/week. Sales begin November 16, 2020.
Creative
Sharonville Cookbook Christmas
Quarantine got you in a Here is the chance for your
cooking slump? Submit family to paint holiday
your favorite recipe for a ornaments at home through
Star Glazers.
Community Cookbook.
As a special holiday gift to you,
Categories needed are: Appetizers, Soups, Salads, your first ornament is free,
Main Course, Side Dishes and Desserts. and each additional ornament
Recipes must be received by 11/1. is $9.00. All ornaments must
be reserved and paid for in
Questions call Laura 563-2895. Email to advance at the Sharonville
lglassman@cityofsharonville.com. Community Center.
Registration begins 11/9.
act# 460315-02
Fall 2020 Hometown Guide 21HOME ALONE CLASS
presented by
YOUTH
When is your child old enough to stay home alone?
If now is the right time, this class is perfect for your
child. In this class, we will go over basic first aid,
PROGRAMS
create an emergency plan, role play emergencies,
and stress the do’s and don’ts of staying alone. This
class is offered for ages 11 and up. Space is limited
due to social distancing, and masks will be required.
MAKE A MESS @HOME
This popular class can now be done in your home. Each participant
will get a pack of Make a Mess activities complete with step by step
Thursday, October 15th 5:00 to 6:00pm
instructions that will help guide you through all the activities. Once Community Center Craft Room
registered, you will receive a zoom link to follow along so you don’t
miss class interaction with Ms. Bethany, Ms. Laura or Ms. Jan. Don’t
Register at the Community Center
miss our new version of this popular class! Preregistration is required. Front Desk (activity# 420318-02)
Day Date Time Age R/NR Activity
Tu 10/6-10/27 10:00a 18mos+ $15/18 410512-02
Tu 11/3-12/1 10:00a 18mos+ $15/18 410512-03 CREATIVE KIDS @HOME
Let us help your child create at home. We will provide you with all the
SEW PERFECT materials little hands like to use to create all. This take home activity
Community Center Craft Room will allow them to build, draw, paint, glue and work on their fine motor
Learn to sew in this popular class. All participants will learn the basics skills using the provided materials. Class instruction will be provided by
of sewing and using the sewing machine. Threading troubleshooting zoom, and the link will be provided with pre-registration.
of the sewing machine will be taught. All materials will be provided.
Social distancing will be followed and masks will be required. Day Date Time Age R/NR Activity
Th 10/8-10/29 10:00a 3-6 $15/18 410412-02
Day Date Time Age R/NR Activity Th 11/5-12/3* 10:00a 3-6 $15/18 410412-03
W 10/7-10/28 5:00p-6:00p 8+ $30/$33 420402-01 *no class 11/26
TODDLER AND ME
Community Center Aerobics Room
Keeping a socially distant space, music, movement, balance as well as
basic ballet steps are introduced in an encouraging manner. A parent or
DANCE
loved one will participate in class with the child. Masks will be required
for adults. Our teachers will keep the class moving while parents take
an active role in encouraging, supporting and keeping the little dancer
on track. Dance attire: Comfortable clothing and or leotard and tennis
shoes or ballet shoes.
CLASSES Day
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10/9-10/30
11/6-11/20
12/4-12/18
Time
10:00a-10:30a
10:00a-10:30a
10:00a-10:30a
Age
18m-3y
18m-3y
18m-3y
R/NR
$45/48
$34/37
$34/37
Activity
410908-02
410908-03
410908-04
22 www.CityofSharonville.comGROUP FITNESS SCHEDULE
MON TUES WEDS THU FRI
Boom® Mind Boom® Mind Boom® Mind Boom® Mind Boom® Mind
with Patti with Patti with Patti with Patti with Patti
8:45am 8:45am 8:45am 8:45am 8:45am
Silver Sneakers Silver Sneakers Silver Sneakers Silver Sneakers Silver Sneakers
Classic® Classic® Classic® Classic® Classic®
with Patti with Patti with Patti with Patti with Patti
10:00am 10:00am 10:00am 10:00am 10:00am
Yoga Flow HIIT Line Dancing HIIT Beginner Yoga
with Leah with Lisa with Erica with Lisa with Leah
6:00pm 5:15pm 3:00pm 5:15pm 5:30pm
Core Pilates Core Pilates
with Lisa with Lisa
6:15pm 6:15pm
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Sharonville
MONTHLY FLEX PASS Recreation
Day Month Time Age Fee Activity Group Fitness
All October Any 16+ $15 460101-01 for more
details
All November Any 16+ $15 460101-02
All December Any 16+ $15 460101-03
BALLET, TAP & JAZZ TIPPI PRO
Community Center Aerobics Room Community Center Aerobics Room
Following proper safety protocols, Ballet, Tap and Jazz dance classes are While incorporating new safety protocols, this class is for dancers ready
offered for children 3-6 years old. We incorporate an even mix of the for a bit of a challenge, while keeping with the fun atmosphere at Tippi
three types of dance over the 45 minute class time using high energy Toes. Technique will be taught while using barre instruction, center
music. Dance attire: leotards and ballet shoes. No tap shoes required. floor exercises, across the floor technique and choreographed routines.
Dance attire: Tippi Toes Boutique dance attire, leotards, and ballet
Day Date Time Age R/NR Activity shoes. No tap shoes required.
F 10/9-10/30 10:45a-11:30a 3-6 $50/53 410904-03
Sa 10/10-10/31 12:45p-1:30p 3-6 $50/53 410904-04 Day Date Time Age R/NR Activity
F 11/6-11/20 10:45a-11:30a 3-6 $38/41 410904-05 Sa 10/10-10/31 1:45p-2:30p 7-12 $50/53 420904-02
Sa 11/7-11/21 12:45p-1:30p 3-6 $38/41 410904-06 Sa 11/7-11/21 1:45p-2:30p 7-12 $38/41 420904-03
F 12/4-12/18 10:30a-11:15a 3-6 $38/41 410904-07 Sa 12/5-12/19 1:45p-2:30p 7-12 $38/41 420904-04
Sa 12/5-12/19 12:45p-1:30p 3-6 $38/41 410904-07
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