Community Recreation Guide Nov/Dec 21 by City of Westerville

WESTERVILLE C O M M U N I T Y

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NOV /DEC 2021

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HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS Page 19

PROGRAM REGISTRATION

Classes scheduled mid-November through January 2022.

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Registration information See page 31

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WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

Welcome Before the snow and ice blows in, let’s take a moment to celebrate 2021. We got back-to-school and back to a good portion of community activities and events this fall. We may be back in masks and social distancing in some aspects of our lives, but we certainly have overcome great challenges. Our goal for this issue is to show you some of that community resilience. We asked you to show us your back-to-school photos, and we have lots of students’ smiling faces to show on page 21. Look to see if your photo made the list, and check out the next photo submission topic for Jan./Feb. 2022.

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CITY COUNCIL

The City Manager reflects on her first year at the helm of the City on pages 4-5. Read her story about facing challenges and setting priorities for the year(s) ahead.

BACK ROW: Alex Heckman; Valerie Cumming, Vice Mayor; Diane Conley; Kenneth Wright FRONT ROW: Craig Treneff, Vice Chair; Kathy Cocuzzi, Mayor; Mike Heyeck, Chair

A groundbreaking for the new Veterans Memorial is scheduled to take place on Veterans Day, Thursday, Nov. 11. Parks & Recreation will host the event with City officials “throwing the dirt” to officially start the yearlong project. The new memorial park is scheduled to open on Veterans Day 2022. Lastly, the back of this publication features the best of Westerville: our programs, classes and special events scheduled for mid-November through January 2022. As you think about one year coming to an end and another nearing, try a new class or take a tour of the newly expanded Westerville Community Center. Here we come, 2022!

MARK YOUR CALENDARS

MONICA IRELAN, CITY MANAGER

REGISTRATION DATES

Senior Center Member Registration Thursday, Nov. 11 at 12 p.m. (In person at the south entrance front desk of the Community Center only and online) Online Resident Registration Friday, Nov. 12 at 12 p.m.

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MISSION STATEMENT

The City of Westerville is dedicated to providing exemplary municipal services to our community and fostering prosperity while embracing our unique heritage and character.

CITY VALUES Innovation Stewardship Excellence Accountability

Online Open Registration Sunday, Nov. 14 at 12 p.m.

Integrity and Trust Public Safety Community Engagement Employee Enrichment

NOTES TO THE EDITOR Westerville Community Recreation Guide Editor: Toni Schorling toni.schorling@westerville.org

In-Person Resident Registration Saturday, Nov. 13 at 8 a.m. at the Community Center

In-Person Open Registration Monday, Nov. 15 at 8 a.m. at the Community Center

GUIDE DELIVERY The Community Recreation Guide is delivered to resident homes six times per year. Guides are available for pickup at the Westerville Community Center, City Hall and the Westerville Public Library.

WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

TABLE OF

AROUND THE CITY 4-5 6 7 8 9 10 10 11 11 12 13 14 14 15 16 17

CONTENTS

My First Year in Westerville Westerville Honors Veteran, Active Duty Military Service Veterans Memorial Groundbreaking COVID Long-Game Prompts Reminders WPD Set to Earn First-Ever Accreditation

Cover image: (Tree Lighting 2019) The lighting of the holiday tree has been a tradition for many years in the City of Westerville. While the tradition continued in 2020 with a virtual tree lighting, the hope is to offer an in-person event in 2021 on a much smaller scale. Find information on the 2021 Tree Lighting on page 19.

Image above: Group Cycling classes are now available in the newly expanded Community Center. Information on class availability on page 40.

What to Consider When Recycling Holiday Light Recycling First Residents PowerUp at home with City Program Support Local on Small Business Saturday Hold the Phone: Can you fall victim to scammers? Limit Distractions to Prevent Kitchen Safety Hazards Bursting Myths about Winter Pipe Maintenance How to Spread Joy for the Holidays in Westerville Riding Along with Westerville Road Warriors New Members Will Shape Council The Story Behind: The Westerville Armory and Ohio National Guard

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES 22-28 Community Events 29

Westerville Bi-Monthly Calendar

WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION 30-36 Community Center 37-55 Programs and Classes

Westerville Flag Football, BMX Concluding Successful First Fall

56-57 Index

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City Holiday Tree Tradition

58-59 Westerville Recreation Trail

Vacant Uptown Home to Transform West College Ave. Community Input: Back to School New Cycling Room Ready to Ride Teen Programming Coming to Parks and Recreation

My First Year

in Westerville By Monica Irelan, Westerville City Manager If I had to characterize my first year in Westerville, I would use two words: stop and start. If you started a new job anytime in the last two years, I think you know what I mean. There were moments we comfortably cruised— strong starts when programs and services were hitting their stride at a great pace. And then other times when the pandemic was loud and clear: stop, not quite yet. That has made it much more difficult than anticipated to be in the places I wanted to be, meeting you and sharing this new administration’s vision for a growing Westerville. So I share my reflections here of how your City staff and I approached the year and where we believe we’re headed. RELIABLE, AFFORDABLE PUBLIC SERVICES At its most basic level, Westerville is your public service and program provider. Paving roads, distributing water and picking up trash and recycling are just a few of those responsibilities. Keeping those services operating reliably and efficiently is our responsibility; a promise we make and must keep. As we move further into a century meant to inspire technologies and innovations that help us perform these tasks, Westerville will also keep a human touch on how we impact the quality of life at home and around Central Ohio.

Swearing in new police and fire employees during City Council meetings.

Irelan was sworn in as the newest Westerville City Manager on Jan. 4, 2021.

DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION One of my first acts as City Manager was to create a position for the City’s first-ever Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Director. It is one step in a series for Westerville, after having passed non-discrimiation and ethnic intimidation legislation more than two years ago. With dedicated staff, a look at policy and representation will be next steps. This is important as cities across the U.S. continue discussions about what responsive government looks like in the modern civil rights and social justice age. Our role now is to form legislation and programs to support a safe, inclusive community for all genders, generations, races, religions and ethnicities.

City Manager Monica Irelan and Assistant City Manager Jason Bechtold meet with the community during National Night Out.

WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

CHOOSING GOOD GOVERNMENT Good government builds consensus among diverse interests by focusing on the needs of the entire community rather than the interests of only a few. This is hard, but important work. The polarization of the nation at this moment is present at the local level. However, the advantage we have in Westerville is the Council/Manager form of government. This means City staff members are nonpartisan and nonpolitical and oversee the day-today business of Westerville in an ethical, efficient and transparent manner. I report to Westerville City Council, who are the legislative body setting policy, establishing goals and approving the budget. BUILDING ON OUR MOMENTUM Westerville has evolved from a town of activists that forced a U.S. constitutional change during Prohibition to one that now has a very popular designated outdoor refreshment area (or DORA) in our historic Uptown district. We have a talented workforce and strong job opportunities and our commercial districts (Westar, Uptown) are vibrant and growing. We’re feeding that momentum every day to protect the people and property that make us Westerville.

On a personal note, I will remember 2021 forever for the milestones in my son’s life, moving from one house to another...TWICE, buying a new home and, of course, starting this job and watching these opportunities unfold. Yes, I packed a “few” major life events into a few months, which were rich in lessons and experiences. My husband, Steve, and our one-year-old Noah are thriving in this community. We love our home and neighborhood, and we love Westerville. I look forward to seeing you more in 2022, with the hope and optimism the pandemic loosens its grip even more and together we “start” a brand new year.

REACH ME: MONICA.IRELAN@WESTERVILLE.ORG

Westerville Honors Veteran, Active Duty Military Service The 2021 class of Westerville Military Banner honorees will overlook Uptown Westerville one last time during the month of November. The banners will be returned to families in December. The program allows local families to honor active and veteran military servicemen and women with pole banners featuring the individual’s military photo that are placed on light poles in Uptown Westerville along State Street, between Home and Walnut Streets. Banners are placed from May-July 4 and then again for the month of November. Applications for the 2022 program will be available at www.westerville.org/militarybanners beginning 8 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 3. Paper applications will be available in the lobby of Westerville City Hall (21 S. State St.). Banners cost $130, part of which supports the Westerville Parks Foundation’s work to help the City create and sustain parks, trails, public spaces and programs for future generations. Future applicants have a few months left to gather the materials needed to apply for the program, the most important being a high-resolution digital photo or a printed photo large enough to be scanned. Find detailed instructions for application requirements at www.westerville.org/militarybanners.

Meet a few of our 2021 honorees: Edwin Roush

Bill Highfield

Edwin Roush paused his studies at Otterbein College (now University) when Pearl Harbor was attacked in December 1941. After serving in the U.S. Navy, he returned to marry his college sweetheart, Marilou Harold, and graduated from Otterbein with a bachelor’s degree in education.

Bill enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1965 and served four years. He reached the rank of corporal. His duties included driving military vehicles, military police and The Drum & Bugle Corps. During his time he was in Japan for 26 months without returning home.

Chief Specialist | Navy

He was drafted by the Detroit Lions in 1947 and played professional football for one season. In 1951, Roush opened his first hardware store in Westerville and over the next three decades expanded the business to include sporting goods and Honda sales.

Andrew Hollobaugh 1st Lieutenant | Air Force

Andrew Hollobaugh was born and raised in Westerville where he attended Longfellow Elementary, Heritage Middle and Westerville North High School (Class of 2013). In May of 2017, he graduated from the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado and was commissioned into the U.S. Air Force as a second lieutenant. Following graduation, Lieutenant Hollobaugh went to Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) at Vance AFB, Oklahoma where he was selected to fly the C-17 Globemaster III. As a C-17 Pilot, First Lieutenant Hollobaugh has flown missions on four continents and 23 countries.

View the slideshow of 2021 honorees at www.westerville.org/militarybanners.

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Corporal | Marine Corps

After discharge from the Corps, he became a Westerville Police officer and served for 25 years, then on Westerville City Council for 12 years.

Becky (Browell) Farmer Captain | Army

After graduating from Westerville North High School in 1997, Becky Browell Farmer attended Penn State University and earned her commission as a military intelligence officer in 2001. Becky’s first assignment was to the 1st Armored Division as a battalion intelligence officer in 1-4 Air Defense Artillery Bn. She deployed to Iraq in 20032004. Becky joined the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), deploying again to Iraq in 2006 with Division HQ and to Afghanistan from 2008-2009 with the 4th Brigade Combat Team (Currahee). Her final assignment in 2010 was as HQ and HQ company commander, 4th Brigade Special Troops Bn. Becky attended Georgetown University, earning a master’s degree in 2012. RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-

VETERANS MEMORIAL GROUNDBREAKING

LAUNCHING CONSTRUCTION The first major initiative to begin a transformation of the Westerville Sports Complex is scheduled for its groundbreaking on Veterans Day, Thursday, Nov. 11. The Westerville Veterans Memorial will blend history, culture, art and recreation with the existing sports environment to create a new signature space to honor and celebrate our veterans. “Westerville is thriving because the generation before us made sacrifices we don’t have to make today,” said Monica Irelan, Westerville City Manager. “The Sports Complex is really becoming synonymous with the sense of patriotism many in Westerville feel, and it’s the right location for an expanded veterans’ centerpiece.” This project renews and replaces an existing, smaller memorial that sits in front of the abandoned Armory on South State Street. The existing memorial was tied to the building, which once housed a medical infantry unit of the Ohio National Guard (see “The Story Behind” on page 17). Now that the space has been sold to COhatch for redevelopment, plans to move and pair it with the new construction project are underway.

WHAT WILL THE MEMORIAL REPRESENT? Veterans who served in any one of the six branches of the U.S. Armed Forces will be represented at the Westerville Veterans Memorial, along with their families. This memorial intentionally focuses on “all” who serve, featuring the impact on spouses, children and other family members through service and sacrifice. There will be spaces of reflection, inspiration and storytelling, including the unique perspective of a soldier’s journey.

HOW CAN I GET INVOLVED?

The new memorial will build upon the existing market, rising to meet the community’s tradition of honoring the lives and legacies of its sons and daughters who have served or are serving to protect our freedoms. It will also be in a space wellknown to the community, which also hosts the annual Field of Heroes and now 4th of July festivities.

Individuals may review donation and sponsorship opportunities to recognize a veteran. Fundraising is ongoing for the development of the park. The projected cost of the total project is $1.7 million. Westerville Parks and Recreation has appropriated $1 million for the project. The Westerville Parks Foundation has committed to raise another $700,000 to complete it. Additionally, programming is in development for special occasions, including the installation of annual military banners. To purchase a banner or learn more, visit www.westerville.org/militarybanners.

The Field of Heroes attracts crowds in the thousands each Memorial Day weekend, and the new site for fireworks and festivities in July brought out big crowds for expanded entertainment and better visibility. The pairing of these events with a permanent Veterans Memorial space is intentional, says Irelan.

WHEN WILL THE PROJECT BE COMPLETED?

“We know that in Westerville, residents and visitors discover themselves in our parks, and this project is no different,” she said. “It presents an opportunity for residents and visitors to honor those who served this country to protect our way of life, including those who lived or have lived locally.” Illustrations for the Westerville Veterans Memorial project are online at www.westerville.org/veteransmemorial.

This project is scheduled for a Veterans Day groundbreaking to a Veterans Day (2022) dedication. Construction and weather permitting, the City will announce details of the new park dedication in the Sept./ Oct. 2022 issue of this publication (or earlier). To monitor progress, visit www.westerville.org/veteransmemorial.

VETERANS MEMORIAL GROUNDBREAKING Nov. 11 at 11 a.m. WESTERVILLE SPORTS COMPLEX 325 N. CLEVELAND AVE.

COVID Long-Game Prompts Reminders Westerville, we’re headed into the winter months with pandemic uncertainty. As the Delta variant continues to be a threat as flu season arrives and the status of booster shots remains unknown, City staff continue to monitor public health recommendations as they relate to public meetings, services and programs. Here’s what to know now:

MASKS AND SOCIAL DISTANCING REMAIN RECOMMENDED/ REQUESTED FOR PUBLIC, REQUIRED BY STAFF

Public buildings are open, and residents and visitors are welcome to conduct business. Masks and social distancing are requested for all who enter, but staff members are required to wear masks and will provide service behind a barrier (window desk or plexiglass). If you have a request that can be completed electronically (email or form), please visit the Westerville website. Staff contacts may be found at www.westerville.org. Forms and permits are online at www.westerville.org/forms. When possible, conducting business electronically is preferable while the delta variant is strong and the vaccination status of visitors may vary.

CLEANING AND DISINFECTION CONTINUES IN PUBLIC BUILDINGS

City Hall, the Westerville Division of Police headquarters and the Walnut Street building are open thanks to the Building and Grounds crew within Westerville’s Department of Administrative Services. This small team has been keeping up with strict cleaning and disinfection protocols. The team at the Westerville Community Center has also performed mightily, keeping the doors open for patrons since the stay-at-home order was lifted by the state. All of these public buildings are regularly cleaned and prepared for public use and meetings, thanks to these crews.

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THE WESTERVILLE COMMUNITY CENTER IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS

Not only clean and sanitized, but the building offers a safe and convenient space for all types of recreational, health and wellness pursuits in its newly expanded floors. The new eSports and Adventure Fitness spaces will soon add to the portfolio of ways to beat the winter blues, particularly in the ongoing pandemic. Check out the classes in the back of this publication, many of which are hosted at the Community Center, or drop-in for indoor aquatics or an immunity-boosting workout. Rates are available on page 30.

CHECK THE WEBSITE FOR EVENT STATUS

Late fall and early winter events are still on the schedule. Upcoming holiday events, like the Tree Lighting and more, are planned to proceed unless otherwise noted on the website. The same public health recommendations will apply to special events. Masks and social distancing will be requested although not required for participants in an effort to reduce risks of virus transmission. If you feel ill, or have symptoms such as a fever or coughing, please stay home and consult your physician or health care provider.

WANT A COVID VACCINATION?

Westerville Division of Fire (WFD) medics will provide a vaccination free of charge. If an individual is unable to come in for a vaccination, medics will provide the shot at the home. Please contact (614) 901-6600 to make an appointment.

A HEARTFELT THANK YOU

On behalf of the entire Westerville community, we thank our health care professionals who endured the challenges of this most recent COVID-19 wave. You have been there for us when we needed you the most. Thank you for working the long, hard hours, and know you remain our heroes as you rise above the most difficult of circumstances. WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

WPD SET TO EARN

FIRST-EVER ACCREDITATION The Westerville Division of Police (WPD) is expecting its first-ever accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc. (CALEA®), a journey Chief Charles Chandler says is meeting the community’s expectations of a professional, well-managed police department. “Becoming CALEA-accredited was one of my first priorities when I became Chief,” said Chief Chandler. “It means we have met the gold standard for professional standards among public safety agencies, which has always been true about WPD. Now we are close to having the credential to formalize it.” CALEA was created in 1979 as a credentialing authority through the joint efforts of law enforcement’s major executive associations, including the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP); National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE); National Sheriffs’ Association (NSA) and the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF). Accreditation is a voluntary process; CALEA establishes the set of standards that feature the following:

q Comprehensive and uniform written directives that clearly define authority, performance, and responsibilities. q Reports and analyses to make fact-based and informed management decisions. q Preparedness to address natural or human-made critical incidents.

“...we have met the gold standard for professional standards among public safety agencies...” - Charles Chandler

Westerville Police Department Police Chief

q Community relationship-building and maintenance. q Independent review by subject matter experts. q Continuous pursuit of excellence through annual reviews and other assessment measures. Chief Chandler assigned the lengthy accreditation process to WPD’s Professional Standards Bureau. Assistant Chief Holly Murchland, Lieutenant Brian Spoon and Officer Dan Pignatelli helped manage the application, submissions and on-site evaluations. Through their work, WPD was found compliant with 181 CALEA program standards. These standards include 600 components in total, all met by WPD. Additionally, WPD policies and proofs were validated, and the department successfully passed two assessments (one on-site) with reports from four independent assessors.

From left: Officer Dan Pignatelli, Assistant Chief Holly Murchland, Chief Charles Chandler and Lieutenant Brian Spoon.

The next steps occur in November, says Chief Chandler. The WPD accreditation team is scheduled to appear before the Commission at their virtual conference when WPD’s status is expected to be announced. “We’re excited to celebrate this, and then continue the process to protect the credential,” said Chief Chandler. “Our cycle for compliance is ongoing, so we have an annual remote assessment for all standards and we’ll host an on-site assessment every fourth year.” When officially announced in November, WPD will be eligible to use the CALEA seal, a mark reserved for use by only accredited agencies that provides international recognition of WPD’s commitment to continuous development and the professional delivery of public safety services. Westerville City Manager Monica Irelan points to the significance of the accomplishment as part of a modern, high-functioning police agency. “This department is very serious about its responsibilities in training, certifications and overall professionalism, and pursuing accreditation was a major commitment,” said Irelan. “I’m so proud of WPD and its commitment to excellence and to this community. Being CALEA accredited is going to open new opportunities for our officers to stay on the frontlines of credentialed community policing.” Information will be available on the City website, www.westerville.org/police when the decision is made.

What to Consider When Recycling With limited landfill space available and an average of at least four pounds of waste generated daily by each resident, it’s important to be aware of best practices when it comes to recycling in the City of Westerville. While items such as paper and cardboard, plastic and glass bottles, metal cans and cartons are encouraged to be recycled, no plastic or foam food containers, tanglers*, plastic bags or coffee or party cups are allowed to be disposed of in those 64-gallon blue receptacles. According to the Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio (SWACO), more than 76% of landfilled materials could be reused, recycled or composted. SWACO provides valuable resources for residents trying to safely dispose of unwanted items in the most efficient, cost-effective and sustainable manner. In addition to providing informational resources on recycling, the City offers other opportunities to reduce waste in the community. The City hosts Household Hazardous Waste Collections for flammables, toxics, reactives and electronics twice per year and provides education on how to dispose of bulk items, holiday trees, fencing, grass clippings and outdoor items. All of this information on recycling best practices and how you can safely dispose of unwanted items is available at www.westerville.org/recycling or www.swaco.org. like clothing, garden hoses and extension cords are not accepted because they * Items can get caught up in the equipment that is used to process the recyclable materials.

The Westerville Electric Division is encouraging residents to recycle old string lights this holiday season at 139 E. Broadway Ave. Lights can be dropped off 24/7. Residents who drop off lights between 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday-Friday can receive a free LED bulb in exchange. The program runs from Nov. 26, 2021-Jan. 30, 2022. Since the program’s launch in 2019, Westerville residents have recycled more than 11,700 lbs of lights. By doing so, participants have removed inefficient power drains from the City’s grid and items that can become tangled in trash and recycling facility equipment. (Note: Please refrain from placing string lights in your curbside recycling containers.) Read about this program at www.westerville.org/lightrecycling. 10

FIRST RESIDENTS AT HOME WITH CITY PROGRAM Westerville’s electric vehicle drivers are charged up about the Westerville Electric Division’s new residential electric vehicle (EV) charging program. Launched in July, the PowerUp Residential Electric Vehicle (EV) Off-Peak Charging Program incentivizes residents to charge vehicles when demand for power is generally lower, from 8 p.m. - 6 a.m., Monday-Friday and all hours on Saturday and Sunday. Program participants receive a one-time $300 rebate and a credit of $0.04/kWh for charging during the offpeak times. Brady Berlin has lived in Westerville for about 15 years. His home features some 56 rooftop solar panels and a Tesla Model S. It’s safe to say he’s a sustainable energy enthusiast, to Berlin it makes sense and cents. He says the solar panels have generated about all the energy his home has used so far this year, reaching Net Zero. The City’s EV charging incentive program fits his household portfolio, especially since he already committed to charging during low-demand hours.

To those EV drivers in the community who are considering joining the program, Berlin’s advice is simple. “Do it. Yes, it could only amount to simple dollars per month to start if you don’t drive a lot,” he said. “Westerville is basically reimbursing you for the work, streamlining the process, and setting us all up for a more reliable, less costly grid for the future.” Energy used during off-peak hours helps the City save money versus energy used during the peak hours of the day. The City purchases power from the market, but the cost of transmission and other bill components are largely out of Westerville’s control. Those prices are based on, among other things, the highest peak consumption days in any given year. Therefore, the overall cost of power in the future will be partially based on the highest days of power consumption leading up to that year. For more information about residential EV charging, visit www.westerville.org/powerupathome.

“To get a better rate for doing something we already do (charge at night) was an easy decision. And having heavily invested in solar as well as battery storage for the home, offpeak rates for this and the rest of our home in the future will only further benefit us cost-wise,” said Berlin. In all, it took him about two weeks to become officially enrolled in the program, from application to final inspection. While the idea of working through a municipal program requiring permitting may seem daunting to some, Berlin found the Electric Division’s guidance to ease the process.

SUPPORT LOCAL

ON SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY As the 2021 holiday shopping season arrives, this is your annual reminder to plan a visit to historic Uptown Westerville for Small Business Saturday on Saturday, Nov. 27. The merchants of Uptown will have plenty of stock and in-store surprises to help you support local during peak shopping season. Small Business Saturday follows Black Friday each year, a post-Thanksgiving holiday tradition that promotes some of the year’s best deals and savings. “Shopping Small” has since become attached to the weekend to feature the benefits of supporting local merchants in communities of all sizes. “When you shop small, you’re reinvesting in Westerville,” said Rachel Ray, Westerville’s Economic Development Director. “Uptown has an unmatched selection of novelties and unique gifts that make holiday preparations so much easier, and we know our merchants are ready to showcase their best.” Ray says Uptown will be a great destination for holiday shopping in 2021, particularly as supply chain issues may limit some offerings at big-box retailers. “Ongoing issues with the pandemic are expected to create some shipping and supply delays and that may impact what we see on shelves in stores or what may be available online,”

she said. “Planning ahead this year to shop local will be the key to overall convenience.” A bonus to Uptown shopping: special events, such as holidaythemed appearances (traditionally Santa, and maybe more?) and the annual ice sculptures. Additionally, Uptown organizers plan to coordinate special holiday events in conjunction with the DORA (designated outdoor refreshment area), which will be in effect from 12-10 p.m. during Small Business Saturday. Ray says this event matters to the local economy. “Even if you’re not much of a shopper, consider scheduling dinner or holiday lunch at one of our great Uptown restaurants,” she said. “Any show of support contributes to the success of Uptown and our merchants.” For more information on special events on Small Business Saturday, visit business.westerville.org.

SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY SATURDAY, NOV. 27

Hold the Phone:

Can you fall victim to scammers?

In 2021, WPD received at least 19 reports of fraud or scamming, with losses totaling nearly $68,000.

Calls continued over the course of several days. All the while, Jesse preyed on Jane’s emotions about a potentially catastrophic financial loss. With each phone call, he used language that increased Jane’s fear of the hackers and trust in his ability to take care of the situation. He was incrementally building dependency and trust with every phone call, although it quickly turned to threats and demands, says WPD Officer Stacy Pentecost. Pentecost took Jane’s report once the hack was revealed.

“These scammers are professionals,” said WPD Chief Charles Chandler. “Even if you think it could never happen to you, we see every day how they take smart, sophisticated people, catch them off-guard and force them into an emotional state. From there, it’s relatively easy for them to work the situation and gain access to the victim’s money.”

“These scams are multifaceted in that there is a financial consequence that requires attention, and in some cases, their identity has also been compromised. These scams affect the victim’s self-confidence and cause undue strain on relationships,” said Pentecost. “It’s important to understand that this is happening in Westerville.”

In the modern digital age, hackers seek any and all opportunities to turn a phone call into a major payday. In fact, the Westerville Division of Police (WPD) is recognizing a startling trend of scammers pairing modern technology with classic emotional manipulation tactics to steal thousands from residents.

This summer, Jane*, a Westerville resident, found herself on the receiving end of one such unwelcome call that would ultimately cost her about $15,000. The scammer, claiming to be a representative from Amazon’s security division named “Jesse,” told Jane that someone with a nearby mailing address used her account to purchase an iPhone. Jane checked her bank account and saw two unfamiliar transactions. Jesse had Jane download an application that allows users full remote access to mobile devices and computers when the proper authorizations and permissions are granted. Jesse had just enough information about Jane to cause an emotionally fueled response that outpaced her usual thoughtful logic. Jesse had full control of Jane’s device and access to her accounts. Her whole world was at his fingertips.

Soon Jesse started to leave threatening voicemails, and Jane was on the phone with police. See Scam Victim on page 19.

“He ll am c o, I a on b lling e com half of pany X...”

He earned her trust by feigning empathy. He promised he would take care of the situation, but Jane needed to follow a few “rules” that were outright lies: Q Don’t hang up: Jesse had Jane keep the call open from just before 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. while his “team” worked on the problem. Q Don’t discuss the situation with anyone else, not even her husband: Hackers were likely tracking her calls and text messages.

INTERNATIONAL SCAM AWARENESS WEEK NOVEMBER 14-20, 2021

WPD Officer Stacy Pentecost assisted the victim after she reported the scam and financial loss.

WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

Limit Distractions

to Prevent Kitchen Safety Hazards As we enter the holidays with visions of turkeys and tinsel dancing in our heads, the Westerville Division of Fire (WFD) is encouraging residents to stay focused on safety. “There is no limit to the number of distractions the average person is balancing on a given day and the holidays can only add to that burden. When it comes to cooking food, it’s important to maintain your attention on the task at hand- preparing the meal safely,” said WFD Fire Chief Brian Miller. Cooking fires tend to spark during this time of year. In fact, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) says that Thanksgiving Day sees three times the number of home cooking fires than any other. Hosting duties, higher cooking volume and the general excitement of the holiday season are all added distractions that can combine into a recipe for disaster in the kitchen. According to the NFPA, unattended food on a cooktop is the number one cause of home cooking fires. P Check your smoke and CO alarms every month, P Never cook after taking medicine that makes you replace the batteries or unit as needed. drowsy, or after consuming alcohol. P Have a fire extinguisher in your kitchen, away P Keep an oven mitt and pan lid nearby when you’re from your stove, and know how to use it. cooking. If a small grease fire starts, slide the lid over the pan to smother the flame. Turn off the P Never leave food unattended on the stove. If you burner, and leave the pan covered until it is have to leave the kitchen, turn off the range or completely cool. stovetop and move pots and pans away from where small hands could reach. In addition to fire safety measures, Chief Miller says it’s important to ensure children and pets are kept safely away from injurycausing conditions. He recommends maintaining a “kid-free zone” of at least three feet around the stove and areas where hot food or drink is prepared or carried. Read more about fire safety from WFD at www.westerville.org/fire.

Don’t Fry the Coop! Turkey Fryer Safety It’s a hard truth to gobble, er, swallow: most fire experts, including those at the NFPA and U.S. Fire Administration, discourage the use of turkey fryers because of the dangers they pose to people and property. Still, the promise of placing a perfectly crispy bird on the table lures many home chefs to take the chance. If you’re planning to fry a turkey this year, please keep your family’s safety top of mind. Remember: When in doubt, get out! If a fire starts and you can’t get it under control quickly, move everyone away from the flames and call 9-1-1 immediately.

Turkey Fryer Fire Safety THE FRYER

• Operate the fryer on a level surface. • Place the fryer a minimum of 10 ft from the home. • Never operate inside the home, garage or on a deck. • Always use a thermostat to ensure oil is not overheated. • Keep your oven mitts handy as fryer parts will become extremely hot. • Have a fire extinguisher nearby and never attempt to douse a fryer fire with water. • Keep children and pets at least three feet away from the fryer at all times. • Never leave fryer unattended. SOURCE: U.S. Fire Administration

• Make sure the turkey is completely thawed. Allow about one day in the fridge for every 4 lbs. • Use paper towels to pat the turkey dry (inside and out) before frying and check for any unthawed, icy bits. • Recommendations vary for the maximum weight that should be fried, but most experts agree on under 14 lbs. • Do not stuff the turkey before frying. SOURCE: Butterball.com

Bursting Myths

About Winter Pipe Maintenance You’re heading out of town to escape the winter cold for a few weeks. Bags are in the car, you’re walking out the door when it occurs to you that maybe you should leave your tap faucet running to prevent pipes from bursting as temperatures continue to plummet. Not so, says Dick Lorenz, Westerville’s Water Utility Manager. “Houses in this region should be built to withstand the cold,” Lorenz said. “Homeowners in southern states may encounter this problem during a cold snap, but it’s rare for temperatures alone to cause this issue in a Westerville home.” Lorenz recommends snowbirds consider turning off the valve at the home’s waterline meter before leaving. While it’s not a necessity, it is a good idea to at least check that this valve is in good working order to help prevent a home flood in the event of an emergency. While taps inside the home should be safe, Lorenz says that there are steps homeowners can take outside to prevent future issues. “Make sure to detach outdoor hoses from spigots before temperatures drop. If you don’t have a frost-free outdoor spigot, make sure to turn off the water to outdoor faucets,” he said. Pipes in uninsulated areas of the house (like a basement) can freeze if homeowners forget to close windows or exterior doors for a prolonged period. Just like you check each room to ensure electronics and lights are turned off before leaving the house, Lorenz suggests it also makes sense to ensure all windows and doors are shut and sealed correctly. Learn more about the Westerville Water Division at www.westerville.org/water.

HOW TO SPREAD JOY

FOR THE HOLIDAYS IN WESTERVILLE The holidays are often looked at as a time to spread cheer and spend time with our own families. Showing even the smallest acts of kindness to those outside our circle can go a long way for those working through hardships during the holiday season. Fortunately, there are several organizations and groups in our community available for those looking to lend a helping hand or receive assistance during this time of year. www.westervillecaringandsharing.org Westerville Caring and Sharing is a community-centered 501(c )(3) charitable organization that reaches out to Westerville City School District students/families who are in need. www.warmwesterville.org Incorporated in 2001 as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, WARM addresses the basic human needs of unemployed and underemployed residents of the Westerville City School District. Services include a food pantry and workforce development.

www.n2nwesterville.org Neighbor 2 Neighbor (N2N) is a grassroots community-driven conversation to build spirit of community, foster neighborhood connections and encourage neighbor engagement. www.211centralohio.org Lutheran Social Services offers services to provide for the basic needs of all people. Through programs, the organization reaches 27 counties in Ohio. www.helplinedelmor.org HelpLine, which serves eight counties in North Central Ohio, is a comprehensive 24/7 resource for supporting and empowering change.

www.neighborhoodbridges.org/community/westerville Neighborhood Bridges is committed to pairing communities with schools in providing basic needs, removing barriers and seeking equity for students so they can engage and succeed in school and life.

For more information on how to assist those in need in our community, visit www.westerville.org/heartoftheholidays.

RIDING ALONG WITH WESTERVILLE There’s nothing like waking up on a winter morning to a fresh blanket of snow. Unless you are a school-aged child, the sight of recently treated neighborhood roads is also a welcome sight. For Westerville residents, it’s the norm thanks to the Road Warriors of the Westerville Public Service Department. They work 24 hours a day, seven days a week clearing and treating streets when significant amounts of snow and ice fall. Joe Craig, Street Maintenance Supervisor, has overseen this team of 29 since 2016. “We follow a multi-level plan of attack when it comes to clearing roads,” said Craig. “We have to first focus on the most highly traveled roadways and streets that service hospitals. If you find it’s taking longer for us to get to your neighborhood, you can bet it’s because these high-priority roadways are requiring more attention.” The second priority is given to clearing streets around schools and those that facilitate traffic in and out of the City. Craig says that once these higher priority roadways are in good shape, the team turns into subdivisions and gets to work clearing streets, courts, alleys and dead-ends. “Safe travel for emergency vehicles is our top priority. However, we also know how important it is for residents to get where they need to be. Many of my team members live here in Westerville, they get it and it’s personal to them. We’re serious about keeping the roads safe for all drivers at all times,” Craig said. This spirit carries through to the holidays. When Central Ohio was treated to a rare white Christmas Eve in 2020, several members of the Westerville Public Service team

came in to assist with equipment maintenance, clearing and treating the roads. “That’s the heart of this team. They come in and get the job done the right way, no matter what. They know what they do matters,” Craig said. Westerville’s Street Maintenance team is small compared to the population served. The bulk of employees are assigned to the first shift (7 a.m.-3:30 p.m.). In the event of a large snow event, staff is split into two evenly sized groups. Each group works a 12hour shift until the storm has passed and all streets have been cleared. When a major weather event is in the forecast, Craig is in charge of reorganizing these resources to allow 24-hour coverage. Residents have a role to play in keeping neighborhood streets clear as well. Craig reminds neighbors to avoid shoveling snow into the roadway as they clear their driveways and sidewalks. “Piling snow into the street can create a tricky situation for our plows and lead to even larger piles in the street during big storms,” Craig said. “Try to move snow to the tree lawn, away from hydrants and mailboxes and to the left of your drive, as you face your home, so that it isn’t plowed back into your driveway.” Also, obstructions can cause hazardous conditions for both snow and leaf collection operations. Items such as basketball hoops should be removed from the right-of-way so that snow can be removed all the way to the curb. The Westerville Public Service Road Warriors care for more than 150 miles of City roadways. You can follow their progress at www.westerville.org/roadwarriors. Learn about snow removal policies and procedures at www.westerville.org/snow.

WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

CITY COUNCIL

NEW MEMBERS WILL SHAPE COUNCIL

*The local election impacting Westerville City Council takes place Tuesday, Nov. 2. The date of distribution for this publication will be the first week of November. Outcomes will be posted at www.westerville.org.

At least three new Council members will join Westerville City Council with terms beginning in 2022. For the next four years, these newly elected individuals will integrate with existing Council members to set policy, establish goals and approve and oversee the City’s annual budget. Westerville City Council consists of seven at-large members elected to four-year overlapping terms in nonpartisan elections. Municipal elections are held in oddnumbered years, with four seats filled in one election and three seats filled in the next election. The Nov. 2 election filled four seats on the current Council.

Organizational Meeting

As one of their first acts together, all seven members of Council will gather for an organizational meeting in January. At this time, they will take their oath of office and elect four officers among themselves to form their 2022-2024 structure as Council Chairperson, Council Vice Chairperson, Mayor and Vice Mayor. Council members also formalize appointments to committees and boards on which they serve. These positions will be announced and available at www.westerville.org.

How to Connect

Westerville City Council meets on the first and third Tuesdays of the month (outside of summer and holiday recess). Their schedule may be found on the City website, along with links to videos of public meetings. Special meetings for work sessions, executive sessions and certain hearings (e.g., budget) are scheduled throughout the year. Each Council agenda for regular meetings includes time for Citizen Comments.

Council members may be contacted as a group or as individuals via email. Email addresses and the web form to contact all of Council and administrative staff is at www.westerville.org/council. Residents may make requests to the Clerk of Council, Mary Johnston at (614) 901-6410 or Mary.Johnston@ westerville.org.

Orientation with Staff Members

In January and February, new Council members will conduct orientation with department and division managers. These meetings go into much greater detail on operations of each department, including programs, services, revenue, expenses and staff structure. New members will also learn about pending legislative items at the local and state level.

Get Involved!

Each year, residents are invited to apply for public service on a Westerville Board or Commission. These formal groups are critical in Westerville’s local government, as they evaluate matters of special interest and when appropriate, make recommendations to Westerville City Council. Westerville has several Boards and Commissions, including Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, Personnel Review Board, Planning Commission, Uptown Review Board, Zoning Appeals and more. Find the full list and detail at www.westerville.org/bc.

School children throughout the district provided stuffed toys for children in Iraq. Collections were brought to the Armory almost daily.” Heyeck says the community’s generosity was overwhelming.

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THE WESTERVILLE ARMORY AND OHIO NATIONAL GUARD

“As the supplies and toys were coming in, we realized we needed a bigger truck. The amount of supplies and toys filled a semi-truck,” he said. “We had pallets of supplies, boxes of toys, and so on. The donations were sufficient to supply all units of the Ohio National Guard deployed.” Heyeck remembers the gratitude of the C118 soldiers, and hearing over the holidays the Unit was returning home. A community-wide “Welcome Home” ceremony was organized for Feb. 10, 2005. On May 14, 2005, the C118 returned to the Armory, and Westerville celebrated “Freedom Day.” A parade was held through Westerville to Heritage Park for a tree planting dedicated to the C118. But then news came just a few days before that the Armory would close forever May 14, 2005, exactly 84 years after the recognition of C118 lineage. “The C118 was coming home to their families, and we were ready. Yellow ribbons adorned hundreds of lampposts. Police escorted the busses and citizens lined the streets to welcome them home,” said Heyeck. “It was a cold night near the dinner hour when they arrived in Westerville. I feared the cold and the hour may deter attendance. Boy, was I wrong. The testimony was uttered by a soldier who, after greeting his family said, ‘Did you see what they (Westerville) did?’ There was not a dry eye anywhere.” After the Armory closed, soldiers were assigned to different facilities in Central Ohio. The City used the building primarily for equipment storage and maintenance needs. In 2019, the Armory was identified as one of three properties to be sold for redevelopment in order to fund the new police and court facility known as the Justice Center (now under construction on Huber Village Boulevard). The Veterans Memorial that currently sits outside the Armory will be moved and integrated into the new Westerville Veterans Memorial at the Sports Complex (see page 7). Heyeck says having the C118 and prior Companies in the Armory was a privilege.

Just south of Westerville City Hall in Uptown, atop the hill heading toward the South State Street corridor, sits the abandoned Armory. The City owned the property until this June, after the Ohio National Guard vacated the site in May 2005. COhatch, the new owner, has announced plans to redevelop the building into coworking, dining and entertainment space. Before that work begins, it’s worth revisiting the legacy of the space.

“Probably Westerville’s greatest honor was to be the first in central Ohio to be awarded the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserves Award from the Ohio National Guard,” he said. “We recognized that a soldier should not have to worry about his or her family, because the citizens of Westerville and those from our schools and businesses will be there in support. Freedom is never free.”

The sale to COhatch comes 100 years after the Ohio National Guard 134th Ambulance Company was organized and federally recognized (May 14, 1921). They were part of the 112th Medical Regiment, element of the 37th Division at Westerville. The Armory, dedicated in 1938, supported military operations through another reorganization in 1997 as Company C, 118th Area Support Medical Battalion. The C118 was deployed to Iraq in 2004, three years after the terrorist attacks of 9/11. Current Council Chair Mike Heyeck remembers the community’s support of local soldiers. “I was serving as Mayor in 2004, attending a Memorial Day ceremony at Longfellow Elementary. I was observing what the children had gathered; boxes of supplies to send to our troops in Iraq,” said Heyeck. “We thought to take this out to the community and collect tooth brushes, toothpaste, wet wipes and other items the Ohio National Guard suggested.

PHOTOS: UPPER LEFT PHOTO: 134TH AMBULANCE COMPANY AT MILITARY CAMP Soldiers at the military camp for the 134th Ambulance Company of the National Guard, circa 1920-1929. RIGHT PHOTO: FREEDOM DAY MAY 14, 2005 Soldiers from Company C, 118th Area Support Medical Battalion who provided needed medical assistance in Iraq to U.S. military personnel and our allies, attended the tree planting in their honor at Heritage Park.

Westerville Flag Football, BMX

Concluding Successful First Fall The Westerville Parks and Recreation Department has continued to facilitate quality sports and recreation opportunities for residents and non-residents alike, adding flag football and upgrading its BMX track and programming.

FLAG FOOTBALL SEASON WRAPS UP In partnership with the National Football League and NFL Flag, Westerville Parks and Recreation concludes its first season of Flag Football on Sunday, Nov. 7. The coed league, which ran every Sunday since Sept. 12 at Westerville South High School (303 S. Otterbein Ave.), was available to youth in first through fourth grade. The league provided more than 90 Westerville youth an opportunity to learn the game during a one-day weekly commitment, including a 45-minute practice prior to the Sunday games. Six teams participated in the first and second grade league while four teams competed in the third and fourth grade group. For more on Flag Football in Westerville, visit www.westerville.org/football.

STELLAR INAUGURAL SEASON FOR WESTERVILLE BMX Westerville Parks and Recreation also partnered with USA BMX and Westerville BMX to open the newly-renovated dirt track facility at Alum Creek South Park (535 Park Meadow Rd.) in August. Westerville BMX assists with daily track operation and BMX events, allowing the Parks and Recreation Department to continue to provide another in a wide variety of opportunities for the community. The track, open for use by riders with BMX-type, non-motorized bicycles, is open during normal park hours except for sanctioned BMX events. In addition, Westerville BMX also is working to build awareness and knowledge of the sport in the community, introducing a first of its kind Beginners Racing League where families learn the sport of BMX while riders progress gradually, riding only with other beginners. The track also hosted its first state qualifying race Aug. 29. For more information on the latest Westerville BMX has to offer, visit www.westervillebmx.com.

CITY Holiday Tree TRADITION No season brings a greater sense of hope than the holidays. It’s a time that calls forth pleasant memories of family gatherings, warm meals, and, perhaps, the promise of something special wrapped in festive paper just for you. Even the grumpiest of grinches give way as familiar, cheerful tunes envelop the experience of grabbing a coffee and shopping in Uptown Westerville. It’s with this sense of optimism that the City is endeavoring to light the 2021 tree on Friday, Dec. 3 at 7 p.m. in the Westerville City Hall Courtyard (21 S. State St.) “The 2020 tree lighting event was just one of many canceled because of COVID-19. By that time, we had already weathered eight months of the pandemic and wanted to be celebrating the end in sight. But COVID-19 had other plans,” said Derrick McPeak, Westerville Parks & Recreation Program Supervisor. With an eye on the delta variant and faith in steadily rising vaccination rates, the City is pushing forward with plans to light the tree in December 2021. Much is still up in the air, but all attendees can count on being encouraged to wear masks and social distance while visiting the tree. Public Health experts at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Protection (CDC) agree that masks are greatly effective in hindering the transmission of the virus, especially important considering the highly contagious nature of the delta variant.

2021 WESTERVILLE TREE LIGHTING Friday, Dec. 3 7 p.m. Westerville City Hall, 21 S. State St. www.westerville.org/treelighting

MASKS ARE REQUIRED. PLEASE SOCIAL DISTANCE, EVEN IF VACCINATED.

A light atop an evergreen is still a beacon and smiles exchanged safely behind masks are still smiles. In a time when community connection is needed more than ever, and until pandemic concerns subside, that will have to be enough. Find plans for activities and updates about the Westerville Tree Lighting at www.westerville.org/treelighting.

Did you Know? The City sources its annual holiday tree from residents each year. If you have a fir or spruce that is at least 25 feet tall that you’d like removed in the fall, call the Urban Forestry team at (614) 901-6591.

Santa and Mayor Kathy Cocuzzi light the 2020 Holiday Tree during the filmed virtual tree lighting.

Scam Victim continued from page 12 Kenneth Yeager, Ph.D., Director of The Ohio State University Stress, Trauma and Resilience (STAR) Program says scammers count on panic and fear. “Scammers play off the person’s fear by acting as if they can protect the person,” he said. “When the person experiences fear this takes the logical aspect of the brain offline. With the cerebral cortex offline there is no logic, only survival. The survival brain is quickly overwhelmed and the person is looking for a safe way out. It is not until the person is able to step back and regain their bearing and bring the cerebral cortex back online, it is usually too late.” Jane contacted her financial institutions and reported the fraud. “This could truly happen to anyone,” said Ofc. Pentecost. “What we can learn from this is to trust no unknown caller or information. If you’re ever in doubt about someone calling and saying your identity is compromised, call us. We can help at the beginning rather than the end.”

Chief Chandler says scammers often involve international callers so there is not a clear investigative path forward for victims. WPD can help provide official documentation, but it’s up to the victims to make the phone calls notifying banks and changing security settings on their devices. Victims can share their experience with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at reportfraud.ftc.gov. The FTC does not investigate the reports individually, but shares them with law enforcement agencies to help aid in broader investigations. “The bottom line: do anything you can to not allow yourself to become wrapped up emotionally if you receive one of these calls. Take a moment and hang up so you can investigate and consult a third party. If the person on the other line tries to prevent you from hanging up, that is suspicious behavior,” said Ofc. Pentecost. WPD is making resources available to help residents learn about common scams at www.westerville.org/scams. *Name of victim changed to protect her privacy

Community

parks & recreation

Contacts

All numbers are (614) area code unless otherwise noted.

Fire/Medical/Police Emergency Gas/Carbon Monoxide Leaks Mental Health Resources Non-life threatening emergency (Fire) Non-life threatening emergency (Police)

9-1-1 9-1-1 2-1-1 882-2213 882-7444

Animal Control 901-6863 Animal Removal (Dead on roadside) 901-6740 Cemeteries 901-6740 City Manager’s Office 901-6400 Clerk of Council 901-6410 Community Affairs 901-6400 Digging (Ohio Utilities Protection Service) 800-362-2764 Economic Development 901-6403 Electric Division 901-6700 (outages, street lights, tree trimming near electric lines) Finance Department 901-6440 Fire Division Headquarters 901-6600 CPR/First Aid Training 901-6600 Non-Emergencies 882-2213 Human Resources 901-6406 Income Tax 901-6420 Leaf Collection 901-6740 Mayor’s Court 901-6419 Parks and Recreation Department 901-6500 Inclement Weather Hotline 901-6888 Administration 901-6530 Community Center 901-6500 Everal Barn and Homestead 901-6515 Parks Maintenance 901-6591 Highlands Park Aquatic Center 901-7665 Recreation Program Center 901-6531 Senior Center 901-6560 Shelter Information 901-6513 Urban Forestry 901-6598 Permits Building 901-6650 Burning 901-6600 Parade/Block Party 901-6410 Security Alarm 901-6482 Zoning 901-6650 Planning and Development 901-6650 Planning,Engineering, Zoning 901-6650 Traffic Engineering 901-6670 Zoning Enforcement 901-6660 Police Division 901-6450 Administration 901-6470 Community Services 901-6860 Investigations 901-6475 Recorded Information Line 901-6879 Records 901-6450 Non-Emergencies 882-7444 Service Department 901-6740 Sewer Emergencies 901-6740 Sewer Line Maintenance 901-6740 Stormwater Hotline 901-6740 Street Emergencies 901-6740 Street Maintenance Repairs 901-6740 Trash/Recycling Collection 901-6740 Water Emergencies 901-6740 Water Line Maintenance 901-6740 Traffic Violations 901-6419 Tree/Storm Damage (in right of way) 901-6 591 After Hours 901-6790 Tree Trimming (in right of way) 901-6598 Utility Billing 901-6430 Water Plant 901-6770

Site of Vacant Uptown Home

to Transform West College Ave.

Demolition will be scheduled soon for the vacant home in Uptown sitting at 32 W. College. Designs on the property call for new retail and residential spaces, a mixed-use upgrade that will add to Uptown’s vibrancy. Westerville City Council Vice Chairman Craig Treneff, who represents Council on the Planning Commission, reviewed the project at a public meeting last September. “This is a three-story, very nicely done architecturally, building,” said Treneff. “The first floor will be retail and commercial, about 3,200 sq. ft.; the second and third stories will be residential.” Treneff says the development incorporates dedicated parking (10 spaces) with overflow parking available in the public parking lots across the street. The project will attract interest from commercial users, and a range of retail options is being explored. Assistant City Manager Jason Bechtold expects something that will complement Uptown’s existing dining and retail scene. “The City has been working with developers for a long time on this space, looking for a good fit for the student population, as well as residents and visitors who love Uptown,” he said. “We have had success introducing new concepts in Uptown, like Northstar and the new COhatch redevelopment at the Armory. This will be an exciting space to watch unfold.” For dates on demolition and announcements from the Westerville economic development team, visit business.westerville.org.

BACK

SCHOOL

Student and teachers were excited to be back in session and in person this fall.

Ella and Audrey are ready to start a new year in first and second grades. - Submitted by Beth

Walking to the first day of school. - Submitted by Connie

Staff from Northside Christian School are excited and ready for the new school year. - Submitted by Paula

Twins, Claire and Charlie are excited to begin Kindergarten. - Submitted by Carmen

Kaden, Gavin and Evan get to attend the same school this year in Kindergarten, second grade and fifth grade. - Submitted by Kari

NEXT ISSUE

Show us your Family Traditions Traditions can be simple or elaborate. Do you drive around together to see holiday lights, shop together on Black Friday, take a walk after dinner or just watch Jeopardy each night? We are asking Westerville to show us your tradition for an opportunity to be included in the Jan/ Feb Community Recreation Guide. Forward your photo or email your tradition to communityaffairs@westerville.org.

COMMUNITY EVENTS

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FALL BACK Set your clocks back one hour before going to sleep on Saturday, Nov. 6.

V E T E R A N S DAY BREAKFAST Thursday, Nov. 11 • 8:30 - 10:30 a.m. $5 per person • Free to all Veterans Activity #404302-01 Enjoy a pancake breakfast honoring all veterans. Breakfast begins at 8:30 a.m. with a 9 a.m. presentation. Westerville Community Center, 350 N. Cleveland Ave. South entrance.

REMINDER Please visit www.westerville.org/events before attending any activities and for updates regarding COVID restrictions.

WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Pancake Breakfast WEDNESDAYS • 7:30 - 10 a.m.

Historic Hanby House 2021

Nov. 3 • Dec. 1 • Jan. 5 Bring your family and friends to this monthly breakfast and enjoy pancakes, eggs, sausage, orange juice and coffee. This is scheduled as a sit-down event or you can take your meal to go. Call (614) 901-6560 for updates. WESTERVILLE COMMUNITY CENTER SENIOR (SOUTH) ENTRANCE 350 N. Cleveland Ave.

Christmas Open House Tuesday, Dec. 7 and Thursday, Dec. 9, 7-9 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 11, 12-4 p.m. 160 W. Main St. Enjoy festive holiday decorations while touring the 1850s home of the Hanby family. Sample “old-time” refreshments and listen to live holiday music including Ben Hanby’s “Up on the Housetop." For more information, please visit www.westervillehistory.org/events. Hanby House is owned by Ohio History Connection and Operated by the Westerville Historical Society

Letters from Santa!

Treat your child to this special holiday memento. Fill in your information below and Santa will mail a personalized letter directly to the child you specify. $1 per envelope. To order Letters From Santa, fill in all information requested below. Spelling will appear exactly as you specify. Please print. Fill out one sheet per child and staple together.

Child’s Full Name________________________________________________________________________________ Child’s Street Address_____________________________________________________________________________ Child’s City, State and Zip__________________________________________________________________________ Child’s First Name___________________________________________________Age_________M/F_____________ Gift the Child Wants/ Is Likely to Receive____________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________________________ Your Name___________________________Relationship_________________Phone Number____________________ Drop off completed form at the front desk of the Westerville Community Center or mail to Santa Letters, 350 N. Cleveland Ave., Westerville, OH 43082 by Dec. 6, 2021. Questions? Call (614) 901-6500.

Westerville Tree Lighting Friday, Dec. 3 • 7 p.m. Westerville City Hall • 21 S. State St. Watch the 2021 Tree Lighting and visit area shops and restaurants for a holiday treat. Masks are required regardless of vaccination status. Please social distance.

W W W.W E S T E RWESTERVILLE V I L LPARKS EAND . ORECREATION R G /DEPARTMENT TREE LIGHTING • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Evening at the

North Pole

Zoom! With Santa and his Elves at

Thursday, Dec. 9 • 6 - 7:30 p.m. Santa's Elves will serve a light meal with a special dessert and beverages. Listen to great stories from the North Pole from Santa himself. Holiday crafts and a sing-along will get everyone in the spirit. Activity # 408603-01

Ages 1-8

Dec. 9

Activity # 408603-02

Adult

Dec. 9

$15/Child • $10/Adult Infants Under 1 are Free

Westerville Community Center 350 N. Cleveland Ave.

Santa has set time aside to meet with families via Zoom. Each 10-minute, password protected, time slot will allow your family to see and talk with Santa and includes one toy. Additional toys are available for $8. Activity #404330-01 through -15 Monday, Dec. 13 4-7:30 p.m. Activity #404331-01 through -11 Tuesday, Dec. 14 9-11:30 a.m. $10 Per Family Zoom Time Slot (One Toy Included)

WWW.WESTERVILLE.ORG/REGISTRATION

N OW ACC E P T I N G

NOMINATIONS

Noon-Lite Madness A PRESCHOOLERS NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION

Friday, Dec. 31 • 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.

This important community recognition acknowledges and encourages the work of others who go above and beyond. Nominations are now being accepted for both Volunteer of the Year and Nonprofit/Charity of the Year at www.westerville.org/voy

Celebrate New Years Eve preschool-style with crafts, ﬁnger-foods and music as we count down to celebrate the New Year. Activity# 408604-01 $10 • Ages 3-5 Westerville Community Center 350 N. Cleveland Ave.

G E T T H E M O S T O U T O F T H E N E W LY E X PA N D E D WESTERVILLE COMMUNITY CENTER

A monthly pass provides individual and household options, and includes the gymnasium, track, ﬁtness area, indoor pool and climbing wall to enhance your recreation experience.

New pass purchases get a free T-shirt commemorating the expanded Community Center.

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WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Holiday

Wednesday, Jan. 12 • 6:30 - 8 p.m. Evaluate preschool programs located in the City of Westerville and additional surrounding areas. Free entry with a donation of a canned/boxed food item to be delivered to the local food pantry.

FREE • DROP-IN

FILL-A-CRUISER

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MORE INFORMATION AVAILABLE AT W W W.W E S T E R V I L L E . O R G / P O L I C E

Westerville Community Center 350 N. Cleveland Ave.

Story Walk AT JO H N STO N - M CVAY PARK

FALL/WINTER HOURS UPDATE Hours of Operation Monday – Friday: 5:30 a.m. – 8 p.m. Hours may be extended for special events

Enjoy a walk through Johnston-McVay Park while following along with a different book every two months. Available in November and December through a partnership with the Westerville Public Library is: "We Are Grateful: Otsaliheliga" by Traci Sorell Illustrated by Frané Lessac

W W W. C O TA . C O M / C O TA P L U S 27

COMMUNITY EVENTS

teen night

T E E N

Night

Thursday, Jan. 27 • 5 - 6:30 p.m.

Friday, Nov. 5 • 6 - 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 7 • 6 - 8 p.m. Drop In • Ages 11-14 • $5 Teen Night will be the highlight of your weekend! For $5, teens have access to the gymnasium, pool, climbing wall and adventure fitness. Pizza, snacks and drinks along with music and games will be provided.

Activity# 103110-01 Bring your cell phone or another device to compete in this exciting trivia night! Participants will compete individually against their friends and receive prizes. Snacks and refreshments will be provided. W E ST E RV I L L E COM M UN I T Y C E N T E R 350 N . C L E V E L A N D AV E .

RE S POND

All Ages • $7

WESTERVILLE COMMUNITY CENTER

PA R

Sunday, Dec. 5 • 5:30-7:30 p.m • All Ages

Enjoy access to a wide range of board games, card games, backyard games and more to play with your family. Snacks, music and refreshments included.

3 5 0 N . C L E V E L A N D AV E .

Friday, Jan. 21 • 6-8 p.m.

FIR

Westerville Community Center 350 N. Cleveland Ave.

Ages 11-14 $10 • Discounted Resident Rate $5

Free for central Ohio Police, Fire and EMS First Responders and their families. The City of Westerville is inviting Police, Fire and EMS First Responders and their families to the Community Center indoor pool for a night of appreciation. Enjoy the lap pool, hot tub, leisure pool and warm water pool as a thank you for all you do. WESTERVILLE COMMUNITY CENTER 350 N. CLEVELAND AVE.

WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

Westerville BI-MONTHLY NOV

DEC Citywide

12/7/21

City Council Meeting 7 p.m.

Online

12/9/21

Evening at the North Pole* 6-7:30 p.m.

Council Chambers

12/9/21

Board of Zoning Appeals 6:30 p.m.

11/1 - 11/5

WEEK 4 Curbside Leaf Collection

11/1/21

Snowflake Castle Resident Registration 12 p.m.

11/2/21

City Council Meeting 7 p.m.

11/2/21

Snowflake Castle Open Registration 12 p.m.

11/3/21

Pancake Breakfast 7:30-10 a.m.

11/4/21

Uptown Review Board

11/4 - 11/6

DORA

11/5/21

Teen Night

12/9 - 12/11

DORA

WCC

12/11/21

Fill-A-Cruiser

Council Chambers

12/13/21

Zoom! with Santa* 4-7:30 p.m.

12/13 - 12/17

WEEK 10 Curbside Leaf Collection

12/14/21

Zoom! with Santa* 9-11:30 a.m.

Online

6:30 p.m.

Uptown Westerville WCC

6-8 p.m.

11/7/21

Fall Back - turn your clocks back one hour

11/8 - 11/12

WEEK 5 Curbside Leaf Collection

11/11/21

Veterans Day Breakfast 8:30-10:30 a.m.

11/11/21

Veterans Memorial Groundbreaking 11 a.m.

11/11/21

Senior Center Member 12 p.m. Class Registration

11/11/21

Board of Zoning Appeals 6:30 p.m.

Council Chambers WCC Council Chambers Uptown Westerville

Visit www.westerville.org/police for details Citywide

12/15/21

Planning Commission Meeting 6:30 p.m.

12/16/21

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board 6:30 p.m.

12/16 - 12/18

DORA

Uptown Westerville

Sports Complex

12/23 - 12/24 DORA

Uptown Westerville

WCC and Online

12/24/21

Citywide WCC

Council Chambers WCC

Christmas Eve - City Offices Closed

12/24/21

Special Hours at the Community Center 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. WCC

Council Chambers

12/25/21

Christmas Day - City Offices and Community Center Closed

Uptown Westerville

12/31/21

Noon-Lite Madness* 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

12/31/21

Special Hours at the Community Center 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. WCC

12/30 - 1/1

DORA

11/11 - 11/13

DORA

11/12/21

Winter Registration Residents - Online 12 p.m.

11/13/21

Winter Registration Residents - In-person 8 a.m.

11/14/21

Winter Registration Open - Online 12 p.m.

11/15 - 11/19

WEEK 6 Curbside Leaf Collection

11/15/21

Winter Registration Open - In-person 8 a.m.

11/15/21

America Recycles Day

11/16/21 11/17/21 11/18/21

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board 6:30 p.m.

11/18 - 11/20

DORA

WCC

WCC Uptown Westerville

Citywide WCC and WSC

JAN

City Council Meeting 7 p.m.

Council Chambers

1/1/22

Planning Commission Meeting 6:30 p.m.

New Years Day - City Offices and Community Center Closed

Council Chambers

1/4/22

City Council Meeting 7 p.m.

WCC

1/5/22

Pancake Breakfast 7:30-10 a.m.

Uptown Westerville

1/6/22

Uptown Review Board

Council Chambers WCC Council Chambers

6:30 p.m.

11/22 - 11/26

WEEK 7 Curbside Leaf Collection

1/6 - 1/8

Special Hours at the Community Center 5:45 a.m.-5 p.m. WCC

DORA

11/24/21

1/7/22

6-8 p.m.

WCC

11/26 - 11/27

DORA

Teen Night

Uptown Westerville

1/12/22

WCC

11/25/21

Thanksgiving Day - City Offices and Community Center Closed

Preschool Open House 6:30-8 p.m.

1/13/22

City Offices Closed

Board of Zoning Appeals 6:30 p.m.

11/26/21

1/13 - 1/15

DORA

Citywide

11/26/21

Special Hours at the Community Center 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

11/29 - 12/3

WEEK 8 Curbside Leaf Collection

12/1/21

Pancake Breakfast 7:30-10 a.m. Uptown Review Board 6:30 p.m.

12/2 - 12/4

DORA

Council Chambers Uptown Westerville

WCC

1/18/22

Citywide

City Council Meeting 7 p.m.

1/20/22

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board 6:30 p.m.

1/20 - 1/22

DORA

WCC

12/2/21

Uptown Westerville

Council Chambers

1/21/22

Uptown Westerville

Friday Family Game Night 6-8 p.m.

1/26/22

WCC

Planning Commission Meeting 6:30 p.m.

1/27/22

Teen Trivia Night* 5-6:30 p.m.

12/3/21

Pancake Breakfast 7:30-10 a.m.

12/3/21

Tree Lighting 7 p.m.

12/5/21

First Responders Pool Party 5:30-7:30 p.m.

12/6/21

Letters For Santa order forms due

12/6 - 12/10

WEEK 9 Curbside Leaf Collection

12/7/21

Hanby House 7-9 p.m.. Christmas Open House

City Hall Courtyard WCC Citywide

Hanby House, 160 W. Main St.

WCC

Uptown Westerville WCC Council Chambers WCC

WEEKLY MONDAYS

Yard Waste Pickup

TUESDAYS

Refuse and Recycling Pickup

Citywide Citywide

Please note: All collections will be on schedule in November, December and January.

* Registration Required 29

WESTERVILLE COMMUNITY CENTER MONTHLY RATES

DAILY RATES

PASS TYPE

RATE

DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE

RATE

DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE

YOUTH

$35

$20

$45

$26

$12

$42

$24

$11

$120

$70

(Ages 3-15)

ADULT (Ages 16-64)

SENIOR (Ages 65+)

HOUSEHOLD^

(three or more)

Annual Rate: Available upon request

*Ages 14 and up

^ Proof of Residency

SENIOR CENTER

Proof of residency is required for each household member ages 6 and older. Types of proof may include a state issued ID, pay stub, utility bill or report card/school registration. Proof of residing is required each time a new person is added to the household.

Westerville Senior Center memberships are available to adults 65 or older. Join us and experience the benefits of improved health, lower stress, new skills, greater independence and lasting friends and memories.

The City of Westerville cares for and appreciates its military personnel. All active and retired military will receive a 15% discount on a Community Center pass. Military ID required.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION

Military Pass

YEARLY MEMBERSHIP RATES Rate: $42 Discounted Resident Rate: $24 Hours: Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Additional information is available in the Older Adult section or online at www.westerville.org/seniorcenter.

For your safety, the City of Westerville follows the U.S. Center for Disease Control and the state of Ohio regarding wearing of masks or facial coverings. Visit www.westerville.org for additional information.

COMMUNITY CENTER HOURS

HOURS Monday - Friday Saturday Sunday

5:45 a.m. - 9 p.m. 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

C LO S E D

SPECIAL HOURS

Thanksgiving Christmas New Year’s Day Easter

Day before Thanksgiving Christmas Eve New Year’s Eve Center closes at 5 p.m.

Day after Thanksgiving Memorial Day 4th of July Labor Day Center hours 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

Registration Information REGISTRATION DATES

Classes included in this registration period run mid-November through January 2022.

Thursday, Nov. 11 • 12 p.m. Senior Center member registration only (In person at the south entrance front desk of the Community Center only and online) Friday, Nov. 12 • 12 p.m. Online Early Registration (Residents Only) Saturday, Nov. 13 • 8 a.m. In-person Registration (Residents Only) Sunday, Nov. 14 • 12 p.m. Online Open Registration (Residents and Non-Residents) Monday, Nov. 15 • 8 a.m. In-person Open Registration (Residents and Non-Residents) The Westerville Parks & Recreation Department is pleased to offer online registration for classes, programs and shelters. Online registration streamlines the process of registering by eliminating the need to wait in long lines on registration day.

ONLINE

Any household that has previously participated in a Parks and Recreation program, pass, or facility reservation may already have an online account. Those wanting to sign up for the first time will need to create an account through our online registration site www.westerville.org / registration. Click “Create an Account” and follow the prompts. Proof of residency is required in order to be eligible for the discounted resident rates. With your active online account, you will be able to view class information, process registration and reservations, make secure credit card payments and view class enrollment counts from your home or office 24 hours a day! You can even make changes to your household and member’s information–fast, easy and secure. Username/ passwords and household information can be changed once you log in. Click on “My Accounts.”

IN PERSON

1. Visit www.westerville.org/registration. 2. Enter “Username” and “Password” a. If you recently had an account created at a Parks and Recreation facility, the default username is your phone number (no spaces or hyphens). b. If you have forgotten your username or password, follow the links, “Forgot your username” or “Forgot your password” on the webpage. You must enter the email address on file with Parks and Recreation. 3. Click “Sign In” 4. To navigate the screen, click the tabs along the top or “class-type” buttons on the screen. a. If you know the Activity Number, enter the first six numbers OR b. Once you find the class you are interested in, click the green button (+). A pop-up box will open with “Add to Cart” or “Clear Selection”. Once you add your class to the cart you can shop for additional classes. 5. Once you are done adding classes to your cart, pay for your classes and log out of the system.

Visit the Westerville Community Center during regular or special hours (see previous page). Participants may register for ONE additional household other than their own during the registration process. Resident restrictions still apply.

HOW TO UPDATE YOUR RESIDENCY STATUS WITH WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION AND UTILITY BILLING: Contact Utility Billing at (614) 901-6430 or askutilitybilling@westerville.org to confirm your current phone number is on file. Contact Parks and Recreation at (614) 901-6500 or parksandrec@westerville.org to confirm the phone number associated with your Utility Billing account and Parks and Recreation account match. Once the phone number tied to the two departments are identical, you will no longer need to provide proof of residency and will receive resident rates when registering for programs with Parks and Recreation. Make sure to keep both departments updated with address and contact information changes to ensure this will continue in the future. For more information, call (614) 901-6500.

COMMUNITY CENTER

Fitness Wing &

Track

FITNESS WING

The north fitness wing offers two levels and four training areas that include a variety of strength training and cardio equipment. The first floor includes squat racks, Smith machines, Olympic benches, plate-loaded equipment and dumbbells. The second floor houses more than 70 pieces of cardiovascular equipment including treadmills, bikes, ellipticals, seated steppers, upper body ergometers, step mills, rowers, and a Jacob’s ladder and the Nautilus inspiration selectorized line. The agility/stretching area is located within the track and has a multi-functional trainer, tank and tire flip along with AirDyne bikes and rowers.

TRACK

The Track is 1/7 of a mile long and can be utilized by those ages 14 and older.

FITNESS WING & TRACK HOURS FITNESS Mon–Fri Sat Sun

WING & TRACK HOURS 5:45 a.m.– 9 p.m. 8 a.m.–8 p.m. 10 a.m.– 6 p.m.

Please be advised Fitness Wing & Track hours may be subject to change due to activity changes or special events.

ORIENTATION FOR NEW PASS HOLDERS

Are you new to the Community Center? New users are required to complete an orientation. Fitness staff will:

COVID-19 UPDATE

Demonstrate cardiovascular equipment Discuss fitness policies Help you fill out a health history questionnaire for our files. A free introductory strength-training class is offered to beginners. These classes are available by appointment only. Please see fitness room staff to schedule.

COVID-19 restrictions (including capacity limits and time slot reservations) are no longer in place at Westerville Parks and Recreation facilities. Daily admissions continue for all non-pass holders. Visitors are welcome to wear masks but are no longer required to do so. The City is encouraging those who have not yet been fully vaccinated to continue wearing a mask or face covering when not actively engaged in exercise or water activities.

PERSONAL TRAINING AVAILABLE

Our certified health and fitness professionals can coach you to achieve optimum fitness results. Only annual passholders may use a personal trainer. Fees and appointments are arranged between the passholder and trainer. Information can be located at the Community Center front desk or fitness desk.

AUDIO ACCESS AVAILABLE

You can now access audio in the fitness area. Scan this code or download AppAudio from your app store.

CHILDCARE ROOM CHILDCARE HOURS Mon–Sat 8:45 a.m.– 1 p.m. Mon–Thu 4–8 p.m. Sun Closed RATES $3 per hour for active Community Center pass holders $5 per hour for all non-pass holders No sibling discount Punch cards are no longer available.

WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

COMMUNITY CENTER

WATERING H O L E The indoor pool complex at the Community Center is home to new and exciting updates. Adding to the eight-lane competition pool and diving boards is the leisure pool that includes dueling activity slides, shallow play area with a water playground, a lazy river, whirlpool, fountains and deep water lap lanes. The warm water pool is open for classes and activities. See below for open swim hours. Contact the Aquatics Manager at (614) 901-6510 for information regarding Watering Hole and Highlands Park Aquatic Center rental information.

Please visit www.westerville.org/wateringhole for up-to-date Lap Lane schedules.

SWIMMING UPDATES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS REMINDER!

LAP LANE HOURS

You are allowed to check in up to 20 minutes prior to the start of your aqua fitness program.

Monday - Friday 5:45 a.m.-8:45 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m.-7:15 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Register for a time slot at www.westerville.org/registration

Parents of children ages 6 and under must have a swimsuit on and be in the water within arms distance of their child. Please limit time in the Hot Tub to 15 minutes. Extended Hot Tub use may result in dizziness, nausea and unconsciousness.

Warm Water Pool Hours

LEISURE POOL HOURS ADULT SWIM HOURS

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

family SWIM HOURS

ADULT SWIM HOURS

family SWIM HOURS

MON - FRI

MON/WED/FRI

MON - SAT

MON /WED/FRI

7:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.

3:30 - 7:30 p.m.

8:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.

3:30 - 7:30 p.m.

TUES/THU

TUE/THU

3:30 - 5:30 p.m.

3:30 - 5 p.m.

SAT

8 a.m. - 1 p.m.

1 - 7 p.m.

10 a.m. - 1 p.m.

2 - 5 p.m.

SUN

10 a.m. - 1 p.m.

1 - 5 p.m.

10 a.m. - 1 p.m.

1 - 5 p.m.

diving boards

HOLIDAY HOURS

DAYS

Adult Swim 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Nov. 24, Dec. 24 and Dec. 31 Family Swim 1-5 p.m. Warm Water Pool 1-5 p.m.

Hours may be affected due to staff shortage. Please visit www.westerville.org/aquatics for updates. There will be an adult swim for 15 minutes at the bottom of every hour during any Family Swim scheduled for more than two hours.

COMMUNITY CENTER

GYMNASIUM HOURS

The Gymnasium can consist of two regulation-size or four smaller basketball courts or four regulation-size volleyball courts. Basketballs and volleyballs are available for your convenience.

GYMNASIUM HOURS Mon-Fri 5:45 a.m.-9 p.m. Sat 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Sun 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

GYMNASIUM

The all-new Multi-Activity Court (MAC) Gym includes an adventure course, one regulation-size basketball court or two quarter basketball courts, three pickleball courts, two volleyball courts, one futsal court, bleachers and easy access to free lockers. The MAC Gym can be accessed through the North (Fitness Wing) entrance or directly through the existing gymnasium. The MAC gym, adventure gym and climbing wall are now open. Hours may vary from those printed below due to staffing. Please call the Community Center at (614) 901-6500 before arrival. Parent/guardian may observe children nine and under at no charge. Hours are subject to change due to special events.

COVID-19 UPDATE COVID-19 restrictions (including capacity limits and time slot reservations) are no longer in place at Westerville Parks and Recreation facilities. Daily admissions continue for all non-pass holders. Visitors are welcome to wear masks but are no longer required to do so. The City is encouraging those who have not yet been fully vaccinated to continue wearing a mask or face covering when not actively engaged in exercise or water activities.

ZENITH CLIMBING WALL CLIMBING WALL HOURS Mon/Wed/Fri 5:30-8:30 p.m. Tue/Thu CLOSED Sat 3 - 7:30 p.m. Sun 2-5 p.m.

ADVENTURE GYM ADVENTURE GYM HOURS Mon/Wed/Fri 2-5 p.m. Tue/Thu 5:30-8:30 p.m. Sat 3 - 7:30 p.m. Sun 2-5 p.m. 34

WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

BIRTHDAY PARTY PA C K A G E S

Please check www.westerville.org/parks for updates on when birthday parties will be available for scheduling.

AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER Choose from a variety of all-inclusive options for your child’s unforgettable day. All party packages include a private room (partial), party specialist, balloons, cake with child’s name, ice cream and drinks as well as paper products and lots of fun entertainment. Party pricing is based on 10 children or less with a maximum of 25 people including adults. A $4 charge will be added for each additional child. A minimum of three adults must be in attendance.

SHELTER RENTALS Planning a picnic or get-together? There are a variety of shelters located in various parks throughout the City of Westerville that can be rented for a $25 refundable deposit.

RENT ONLINE!

Shelter rentals are now scheduled online at www.westerville.org/registration. See Registration Page for details.

ANTRIM SHELTER AT HERITAGE PARK 60 N. CLEVELAND AVE OCCUPANCY - 80

ALUM CREEK PARK NORTH

HIGHLANDS PARK

221 W. MAIN ST OCCUPANCY - 96

245 S. SPRING RD OCCUPANCY - 96

HUBER VILLAGE PARK

METZGER PARK

362 HUBER VILLAGE BLVD OCCUPANCY - 40

137 GRANBY PLACE OCCUPANCY - 96

OLDE TOWN PARK

SPRING GROVE NORTH PARK

• Reservations are made online at www.westerville.org/reservations. • Shelters are booked a minimum of two weeks prior to the intended rental date. • Deposits may be donated/transferred to the Westerville Parks Foundation as a taxdeductible gift. Visit www.westerville.org/ parks for additional information.

HOFF WOODS PARK 556 MCCORKLE BLVD OCCUPANCY - 96

• Shelter restrooms are open mid-April through October. • Parks close at dusk. • No alcohol permitted. • All park rentals must abide by all park rules and regulations.

MILLSTONE CREEK PARK 745 N. SPRING RD OCCUPANCY - 20

108 OLD COUNTY LINE RD OCCUPANCY - 18

1201 E. COUNTY LINE RD OCCUPANCY - 20

• All shelter rentals close at 8 p.m. • 2022 rentals begin Jan. 10 for residents and April 1 for non-residents. • One reservation permitted per shelter, per day. WALNUT RIDGE PARK 529 E. WALNUT ST OCCUPANCY - 20

EVERAL BARN AND HOMESTEAD AT HERITAGE PARK ROOMS/RENTAL OPPORTUNITIES

60 N. Cleveland Avenue, Westerville, Ohio 43081 www.westerville.org/parks

EVERAL HOUSE

EVERAL BARN (UPPER & LOWER LEVELS)

EVERAL BARN (LOWER ROOM ONLY)

ENTIRE FACILITY (HOUSE AND BARN)

MONDAY – THURSDAY

Minimum Rental Hours: 3 Rate: $80 per hour Discounted Resident Rate: $55 per hour

Minimum Rental Hours: 3 Rate: $120 per hour Discounted Resident Rate: $80 per hour

Minimum Rental Hours: 3 Rate: $95 per hour Discounted Resident Rate: $60 per hour

Minimum Rental Hours: 3 Rate: $150 per hour Discounted Resident Rate: $100 per hour

FRIDAY – SUNDAY & HOLIDAYS Minimum Rental Hours: 5 Rate: $175 per hour Discounted Resident Rate: $100 per hour

FRIDAY – SUNDAY & HOLIDAYS Minimum Rental Hours: 5 Rate: $260 per hour Discounted Resident Rate: $150 per hour

FRIDAY – SUNDAY & HOLIDAYS Minimum Rental Hours: 5 Rate: $200 per hour Discounted Resident Rate: $115 per hour

FRIDAY – SUNDAY & HOLIDAYS Minimum Rental Hours: 5 Rate: $350 per hour Discounted Resident Rate: $200 per hour

PLEASE NOTE

Beer and wine are permitted inside the Everal Barn and Homestead during rentals through an approved caterer only. Please contact the facilities specialist for additional information.

SECURITY DEPOSITS Monday - Thursday Friday - Sunday and Holidays

$150 $250

APPOINTMENTS are reCOMMENDEd. Please call ahead. EVERAL OFFICE HOURS Tuesday 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Wednesday 10 a.m.- 6 p.m.

Security Deposits are: • The same for residents and non-residents • Will be used for any damages/cleaning • May not be used toward rental fees

Please call ahead for tour availability

GENERAL INFORMATION

Rentals must be booked a minimum of two weeks in advance

Please contact the Facilities Specialist at (614) 901-6515, (614) 901-6578 or kim.sipe@westerville.org for more information.

A 12% fee applies to all food and beverage provided by a caterer Caterers must be City-approved Approved nonprofit organizations receive a 25% discount on a limited basis Additional fee for wedding rehearsals Limited beer and wine permitted by an approved caterer only Linens and decor not included with rental Projector and podium available for an additional fee Lower level of Barn accommodates up to 50 people Upper and lower levels of Barn accommodates 100-120 people (pending table and chair configuration.)

COVID-19 UPDATE COVID-19 restrictions are no longer in place at Westerville Parks and Recreation facilities. Visitors are welcome to wear masks but are no longer required to do so. The City is encouraging those who have not yet been fully vaccinated to continue wearing a mask or face covering.

Everal Barn and Homestead reservations may be made up to 12 months prior to event Reservations begin on the first business day of the month (example June 1 of current year for June of following year rental)

WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

Aquatics Additional class opportunities and information available at www.westerville.org/registration

ADULT FITNESS SWIM

COMBO WATER WORKOUT

HYDRORIDER AQUABIKES

DURATION: 7 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Jeanne Smith AGE(S): 16 and up RATE: $70 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $60

DURATION: 7 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Paula Hamilton AGE(S): 16 and up RATE: $95 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $80

DURATION: 6 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Tiffany Dupont AGE(S): 16 and up RATE: $65 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $55

Gain the benefits of an organized group practice while increasing your knowledge and skills with fitness swimming. This class has individual workouts ranging from 8002,500 yards. Not for beginners. INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED

Activity # Date

Time

Day(s)

411114-03* Nov. 30- Jan.20 5:50 - 6:50 a.m. Tue/Thu 411114-04* Nov. 30- Jan.20 8:15 - 9:15 a.m. Tue/Thu

A shallow water, total-body workout that combines weight resistance, aerobic activity and flexibility. INTERMEDIATE

Activity # Date

Time

Day(s)

405232-02* Nov. 29- Jan.21 10 -11a.m. Mon/Wed/Fri *No class: Dec. 20, Dec. 22, Dec. 24, Dec. 27, Dec. 29, Dec. 31

*No Class Dec. 23, Dec. 28, Dec. 30

DURATION: 7 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Jeanne Smith AGE(S): 16 and up RATE: $70 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $60

DURATION: 7 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Cynthia Vazquez AGE(S): 16 and up RATE: $70 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $60

An aerobic workout that includes toning and stretching. We will use buoyant and resistive equipment. Meet in the warm water pool.

Activity # Date

Time

Day(s)

405243-03* Nov. 30- Jan. 20 7:15-8 a.m. Tue/Thu *No Class Dec. 21, Dec. 23, Dec. 28, Dec. 30

Time

Day(s)

405215-02* Nov. 30- Jan.20 8:45- 9:45 a.m. Tue/ Thu

LOW IMPACT WATER WORKOUT

This new class is one part aqua fitness in the lap pool and one part lap swim. Participants should be comfortable in deeper water. INTERMEDIATE

Activity # Date

BEGINNER / INTERMEDIATE

Time

Day(s)

405244-01* Nov. 29- Jan.17 10:30-11:30a.m. Mon/Wed *No Class Dec. 22, Dec. 24, Dec. 27, Dec. 29

DURATION: 7 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Debbie Leach AGE(S): 16 and up RATE: $70 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $60

This shallow water workout will involve intervals of cardiovascular training as well as strength and tone exercises emphasizing flexibility and joint mobility. INTERMEDIATE

Activity # Date

*No Class Dec. 28 and Dec. 30

Time

405229-02* Nov. 23- Jan. 20 12 - 1 p.m.

AQUAFLEX

Tue/Thu

FIRST RESPONDERS Pool Party

SUNDAY, DEC. 5 5:30 - 7 P.M.

Taught by a certified Arthritis Foundation instructor, this class focuses on balance, flexibility and joint movement while building muscle. Great for those with arthritis, fibromyalgia or other joint problems. Meets in the warm water pool.

Free for central Ohio Police, Fire and EMS First Responders and their families

The City of Westerville is inviting Police, Fire and EMS First Responders and their families to the Community Center indoor pool for a night of appreciation. Enjoy the lap pool, hot tub, leisure pool and warm water pool as a thank you for all you do.

BEGINNER / INTERMEDIATE

Time

Day(s)

*No Class Nov. 25, Dec. 22, Dec. 23, Dec. 26, Dec. 30

DURATION: 7 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): ^Cynthia Vazquez ^^Debbie Leach AGE(S): 16 and up RATE: $70 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $60

Activity # Date

ALL LEVELS

DEEP WATER & LAP SWIM

AQUACIZE

Activity # Date

This high-intensity workout using water bikes is the newest fitness trend. Use water resistance to get a great cardio workout. Water fitness shoes are required. No swimming knowledge needed.

Day(s)

405215-03^* Nov. 30- Jan.20 9:45- 10:45 a.m. Tue/ Thu 405215-04^^** Nov. 23- Jan.20 10:45-11:45 a.m. Tue/Thu *No Class Dec. 28 and Dec. 30 **No Class Nov. 25, Dec. 21, Dec. 23, Dec. 28, Dec. 30

DID YOU KNOW? The Westerville Community Center works with instructors who provide one-on-one specialized instruction. For additional information contact them directly. KRYSTEN CRABTREE INFANT SELF RESCUE k.crabtree@infantswim.com (survival swim lessons for children WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) • www.wester ville.org six months and901-6500 up)

JAYNE LOCKHART - INFANT AQUATICS 614 swim@infantaquatics614.com (survival swim lessons for children six months and up)

AQUATICS WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

DEEP WATER AEROBICS DURATION: 7 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Sylvia Robinson AGE(S): 16 and up

This high-intensity class for cardiovascular, strength and tone workouts uses the deep area of the lap pool. Participants do a complete workout for the purpose of flexibility, aerobic capacity and overall fitness. RATE: $95 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $80 INTERMEDIATE

Activity # Date

Time

Day(s)

405216-03* Nov. 29- Jan.21 9:30-10:30 a.m. Mon/Wed/Fri * No Class Dec. 24, Dec. 27, Dec. 29, Dec. 31

RATE: $70 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $60

WATER YOGA

DURATION: 7 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Debbie Leach AGE(S): 50 and up with Silver Sneakers membership FREE: (Silver Sneakers membership required)

This class is for the conditioned adult who has good balance and good muscle function. There will be 35-minutes of cardio exercise followed by muscle toning exercises, balance work and stretching. ALL LEVELS

Date

Time

* No Class Dec. 23, Dec. 28, Dec. 30

WATER AI CHI: METHOD DURATION: 3 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Jill Schmall AGE(S): 16 and up RATE: $25 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $20

An aquatic exercise combining relaxation, fitness and rehabilitation, this class combines slow fluid movements with similar postures to Tai Chi. Relax and experience a mind and body connection. It also incorporates stretching and light cardio. Meets in the warm water pool.

Nov. 22- Jan. 21* 11:05 - 11:55 a.m. Mon/Wed/Fri Nov. 22- Jan. 21* 12 - 12:50 p.m. Mon/Wed/Fri

Activity # Date

Time

Day(s)

405239-02* Nov. 29- Jan. 19 10:15-11a.m. Mon/Wed *No Class the week of Dec. 27, Dec. 29

SHALLOW WATER FITNESS

SWIM LESSONS

DURATION: 6 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Dupont^/ Dawson^^ AGE(S): 16 and up

DURATION: 7 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Aquatics Staff AGE(S): 6 months & up RATE: $60 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $50

This shallow water class, designed to work your entire body, includes cardiovascular training as well as strength, toning and flexibility segments. Splash your way into a new level of fitness. RATE: $65 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $55

ALL LEVELS

Activity # Date

Time

Day(s)

405241-03^** Nov. 30- Jan. 20 8:15-9:15 a.m. Tue/Thu RATE: $40 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $30

405242-03 Jan. 4- Jan. 20

6:45 -7:45 p. m. Tue/Thu

Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

405241-04^^ * Dec. 3- Jan. 21 7:55-8:55 p.m. Fri *No class: Dec. 24, Dec. 31 **No class: Dec. 21, Dec. 23, Dec. 28, Dec. 30

WATER TONING DURATION: 7 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Paula Hamilton AGE(S): 16 and up RATE: $95 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $80

The class incorporates the use of upper/ lower body muscles. The warm-up includes basic aerobic exercises followed by a moving river segment and ending with a toning segment using resistance equipment to add useful intensity. The cool down segment stresses flexibility and relaxation.

WATER FITNESS DURATION: 7 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Leslie Warthman AGE(S): 16 and up RATE: $70 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $60

Enjoy the benefits of aerobic conditioning with resistance training through the use of water. Class can be adjusted to all ages and abilities and be as challenging as you wish to make it!

Day(s)

405214-02* Nov. 29- Jan. 21 8:55-9:55 a.m. Mon/Wed/Fri

Time

405225-02* Nov. 29- Jan. 19 6 -7 p.m.

Date

Day(s)

411131-01* Nov. 30- Jan. 22

Tue/Thu/Sat

*No class: Dec. 28, Dec. 30, Jan. 1

LIFEGUARD CERTIFICATION CLASS DURATION: 1 Week INSTRUCTOR(S): Aquatics Staff AGE(S): 15 and up (by last day of course) RATE: $150 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $150

Learn to be a lifeguard! On the first day of class, participants must swim 300 yards utilizing the front crawl/breaststroke and retrieve a 10-pound brick from bottom of the dive well. Participants must demonstrate competency in all skills and pass the exam. NO REFUNDS IF YOU CAN NOT PASS PREREQUISITE SKILLS. Those who are employed by Westerville Parks and Recreation will receive all fees returned. ALL LEVELS

INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED

Activity # Date

BEGINNER / INTERMEDIATE

G r o u p l e s s o n s i m p r ove i n d i v i d u a l attention and lessen crowding. Lessons are 30-minutes, one time a week. Activity #

ALL LEVELS

LEVEL I

Activity # Date

Time

In the calming water you will practice deep breathing, increase your balance, and develop a stronger core through yoga poses. Research shows that the deep breathing exercises and relaxation/mediation techniques used lowers blood pressure. No swimming skill or yoga experience required.

Day(s)

405216-04* Nov. 30- Jan.20 9:30 -10:30 a.m.Tue/Thu

Activity # Date

DURATION: 7 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Karen Dawson AGE(S): 16 and up RATE: $70 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $60

ALL LEVELS

Day(s)

*No Class Nov. 24, Nov. 26, Dec. 22, Dec. 24. Dec. 27, Dec 29, Dec. 31

INTERMEDIATE

Activity # Date

SILVER SPLASH: AQUA, CARDIO & TONE

Day(s)

Activity # Date

Time

Day(s)

Mon/Wed

311111-01 Dec. 19-Dec. 23 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Sun-Thu

*No class: Dec. 27, Dec. 29

*No Class Dec. 22, Dec. 24, Dec. 27, Dec. 29, Dec. 31

Fitness & Wellness Additional class opportunities and information available aT www.westerville.org/registration

Mini- Sessions

If you are looking to pick up a class or two during the holidays or want to try a new class before a full session, then these classes are for you. Register at www.westerville.org/registration. Space is limited.

LaBLAST LINE DANCE

HOLIDAY WARRIOR YOGA

INSTRUCTOR(S): Katy Tombaugh AGE(S): 14 and up RATE: $7.50 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $5

INSTRUCTOR(S): Nicole Lata AGE(S): 14 and up RATE: $15 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $10

Take traditional line dancing out of the saddle and onto the ballroom floor while blasting it to a whole new level of fun and fitness in this class. Easy-to-learn dances including Disco, Foxtrot, Samba, Paso Doble and more get you moving to all four walls in no time at all. All dances are partner-free and can be done anywhere. ALL LEVELS

Activity # Date

NEW

You will be guided through powerful asana sequences with a dynamic mix of postures during this class. Expect to sweat and tone as we challenge our muscles with pulsing, balancing poses and flows providing a full body workout. Excellent for burning off those holiday treats! Please bring your own mat, a small towel and water.

Day(s)

405500-01 Nov. 29, Dec. 6, Dec 13 5:15-6 p.m. Mon

DURATION: 2 Classes INSTRUCTOR(S): Carrie Rose AGE(S): 14 and up RATE: $7.50 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $5

Activity # Date

Time

Day(s)

NEW

This beginner class will involve 30-minutes of light weights and basic cardio to get the blood flowing and heart pumping and 30-minutes of stretch and relaxation. ALL LEVELS

Activity # Date

ALL LEVELS

Time

BEGINNER STRENGTH & STRETCH

405505-01

Dec. 2, Dec. 9

Time

Day(s)

3:30-4:30 p.m. Thu

405503-01 Dec. 1, Dec. 8, Dec. 15 7:30-8:30 p.m. Wed

HIP HOP & LATIN BEATS LET’S DANCE INSTRUCTOR(S): Linda Scovern AGE(S): 14 and up RATE: $7.50 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $5

Dancing is a fun way to get fit! We will rock, salsa and hop to a variety of dance styles every class. ALL LEVELS

Activity # Date

Time

INSTRUCTOR(S): Carrie Rose AGE(S): 14 and up RATE: $7.50 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $5

HOLIDAY RECHARGE & RELAXATION YOGA HAPPY HOUR

Day(s)

405502-01 Dec. 2, Dec. 9, Dec. 16 9:15-10:15 a.m. Thu

INSTRUCTOR(S): Lara Uher AGE(S): 14 and up RATE: $15 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $10

NEW

The holidays are an exhilarating, yet stressful time of year so take time for yourself. This class will incorporate 30-minutes of flow-style yoga with core to energize and recharge followed by 30-minutes of meditation and mindfulness to train your brain for relaxation and an overall sense of peace. Namaste!

Dance and have fun as we burn calories. Every BODY can move and groove in this class. No previous dance experience necessary. Wear comfortable shoes and clothing. ALL LEVELS

Activity # Date

Time

Day(s)

405504-01 Nov. 30, Dec. 7, Dec. 14 5:45-6:45 p.m. Tue

ALL LEVELS

Activity # Date

405501-01

Dec. 3, Dec 17

Time

5-6 p.m.

Day(s)

Fri

WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

FITNESS & WELLNESS WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

What better way to burn off that Thanksgiving dinner than a fun, high-energy class with Beth Henman! Register for all three classes and watch that extra helping of turkey and gravy melt away.

Turkey Burn

with

Beth

ZUMBA

GLUTES & ABS

ALL WEIGHTS

AGE(S): 14 and up RATE: $7.50 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $5

AGE(S): 14 and up RATE: $5 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $3

AGE(S): 14 and up RATE: $7.50 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $5

This high-energy and motivating class with Latin music has easy to follow moves and combinations making it a fun, interval class. ALL LEVELS

Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

405507-01

Nov. 27

9-10 a.m.

Sat

We will target core and glutes, strengthening two areas of the body that will make a difference in other workouts and your overall fitness. ALL LEVELS

Activity #

405508-01

This class will boost your metabolism by increasing your lean muscle mass. Weights, bands and bars will be used to challenge each muscle group. ALL LEVELS

Date

Time

Nov. 27

10:15-10:45 a.m. Sat

Day(s)

New Cycling Room

Ready to Ride The recently-added group cycling room provides another opportunity in a wide range of fitness options at the Westerville Community Center. The room, just inside the north entrance, is part of the recently-completed Westerville Community Center expansion. “This is one of the areas we were looking forward to most with our expansion,” said Mike Herron, Westerville Fitness and Wellness Manager. “While we have several other areas with cycling equipment, this room is specifically designed for group cycling classes.” The room houses nine Schwinn X Bikes, with room for eight participants and one instructor under current social distancing guidelines. All classes will be instructorled, and each will be 45-60 minutes in length. “Each bike will be reservable just like a lap lane in the pool,” Herron added. “While we look to be able to accommodate additional bikes for participants soon, this room will provide an extra layer to our fitness offerings here at the Center.” Two classes are being offered this session (see right column). For more information on classes in the group cycling room, visit www.westerville.org/registration.

Activity #

Date

Time

405509-01

Nov. 28

10:15 -11:15 a.m. Sun

Day(s)

CYCLE FUSION INSTRUCTOR(S): Robin Andes AGE(S): 14 and up RATE: $15 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $10

NEW

Cycle Fusion is a combination of indoor cycling, strength and core. You never know what you’re going to get! INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED

Activity # Date

Time

Day(s)

405506-01 Dec.1, Dec. 8, Dec. 15 9-10 a.m. Wed 405512-01 Dec. 3, Dec. 10, Dec. 17 9-10 a.m. Fri

INDOOR CYCLING INSTRUCTOR(S): Trish Redd AGE(S): 14 and up RATE: $15 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $10

NEW

With no complicated moves to learn this class offers top-notch instructors and music that begs your legs to pedal. Going nowhere can really take you places! 3 WEEKS

Activity # Date

405510-01

Time

Day(s)

Nov. 30, Dec. 7, 9:30- 10:30 a.m. Tue Dec. 14

3 WEEKS

Activity # Date

Time

Day(s)

405511-01 Dec. 4, Dec. 11, Dec.18 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. Sat

r a e Y e h t t r a t S off Right!

, r a e Y w e N Ne w Yo u .

Kick off 2022 with exciting and fun fitness classes! Now is your chance to check out a variety of classes on a “per-class” basis in January before committing to an eight-week session that begins in February. VIew a complete class list and register at www.westerville.org/registration. Classes run Jan. 3-30. Rates are $7.50 and $5 (*$15/$10) per class for residents of the City of Westerville.

CLASS

INSTRUCTOR

ACTIVITY #

TIME

DAY

All Weights

Beth Henman

105112-01

10:15 - 11:15 a.m.

Sun

BodyFit

Gena Richard

105109-01

5:30 - 6:30 p.m.

Tue/Thur

BOSU Bootcamp

Robin Andes

105101-01

10:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Wed

Core Fusion

Gena Richard

105108-01

4:50 - 5:20 p.m.

Tue/Thur

Court Sport Fitness

Linda Scovern

105118-01

9 - 10 a.m.

Tue

Cycle Fusion

Robin Andes

105106-01

9 - 10 a.m.

Mon/Wed/Fri

Glutes & Abs

Beth Henman

105115-01

7:50 - 8:20 p.m.

Mon/Sat

Great Shapes

Ellen Blaha

105105-01

1 - 2 p.m.

Mon/Wed

105105-02

6:30 - 7:45 p.m.

Tue/Thu

105100-01

6 - 7 a.m.

Mon

105100-02

6 - 6:30 a.m.

Wed

105100-03

6 - 7 a.m.

Fri

105107-01

9:30 - 10:30 a.m.

Tue

105107-02

8:30-9:30 a.m.

Sat

HIIT, SIIT & Get Fit

Indoor Cycling

Katie Stolte-Carroll

Trish Redd

KettleBell Fusion

Robin Andes

105102-01

11:45 - 12:15 p.m.

Wed

LaBlast

Linda Scovern

105110-01

11:15 - 12:15 p.m.

Mon

Let’s Dance

Linda Scovern

105111-01

9:15 - 10:15 a.m.

Wed

Lift & HIIT

Beth Henman

105114-01

6:45 - 7:45 p.m.

Wed

Muscles in Motion

Trish Redd

105116-01

12:15 - 1:15 p.m.

Mon

105116-02

7:45 - 8:45 p.m.

Tue

105116-03

10:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Fri

Strength & More

Robin Andes

105104-01

10:25 - 11:25 a.m.

Mon

Time Crunch Toner

Trish Redd

105117-01

11:15 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Wed

Vinyasa Yoga

Robin Andes

105103-01

10:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Thu

Zumba

Beth Henman

105113-01

6:45 - 7:45 p.m.

Mon 41

Sports Additional class opportunities and information available at www.westerville.org/registration

30-AND-OVER BASKETBALL

LIL CLIMBERS

INSTRUCTOR: Recreation Staff AGE(S): 30 and up RATE: Community Center Daily Rate

DURATION: 6 Weeks INSTRUCTOR: Recreation Staff AGE(S): 5-7 RATE: $55 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $45

Thursday evening drop-in basketball is available for all over the age of 30. Join a few buddies and see if you’ve still got it!

DR P IN

Date

Time

Day(s)

Nov. 4- Jan. 6 6 - 8:30 p.m. Thu *No Class: Nov. 25

See page 30 for daily rate details.

VOLLEYBALL INSTRUCTOR: Recreation Staff AGE(S): 18 and up RATE: Community Center Daily Rate

DR P IN

Date

Time

409101-01

Day(s)

Nov. 5 - Jan. 8 6 - 8:30 p.m. Fri

*No Class: Nov. 26, Dec. 24 & Dec. 31

Experience a fun, new way to educate your kids while they learn the exciting sport of rock climbing. Participants will learn the fundamentals of indoor rock climbing, build self-esteem and improve their physical fitness while taking part in fun, educational climbing games. At the end of the session the climber’s can invite their favorite adult to join in the fun by climbing along with the class. Participants must wear rubber-soled shoes, all other equipment is provided. Activity # Dates

Each Friday evening, stop by the Community Center for some drop-in Coed Volleyball! All skill levels available.

See page 30 for daily rate details.

WINTER PICKLEBALL DURATION: 8 Weeks INSTRUCTOR: Pickleball Staff AGE(S): 18 and up RATE: $45 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $35

Time

CLIMBING KIDS

COMPETITIVE INTERMEDIATE Activity # Date

Time

Day(s)

406112-03* Nov. 15-Jan. 26 7-9:30 a.m. Mon/Wed 406112-04**Nov.16-Jan. 27 9:45 a.m.-12:15p.m. Tue/Thu NON-COMPETITIVE Activity # Date

Time

Day(s)

406112-05* Nov. 15-Jan. 26 9:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Mon/Wed 406112-06** Nov. 16-Jan. 27 12:30-3 p.m. Tue/Thu

FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE

Activity #

106111-01

106111-02

DURATION: 6 Weeks INSTRUCTOR: Recreation Staff AGE(S): 8-12 RATE: $55 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $45

Date

Day(s)

Jan. 10-March 14

Mon

Activity # Dates

Time

Date

Jan 10-March 17

Day(s)

Mon/Thu

PEE WEE BASKETBALL

Learn the basics of indoor rock climbing with our experienced staff through fun climbing games and skill test challenges. Class emphasis will be on safety, techniques and practical skills including bouldering and beginning belay training. Participants must wear closed-toe rubber-soled shoes, all other equipment is provided.

MEN’S BASKETBALL LEAGUE

406112-01* Nov. 15-Jan. 26 12:30-3 p.m. Mon/Wed 406112-02** Nov. 16-Jan. 27 7-9:30 a.m. Tue/Thu

Back once again for the 2022 season! Leagues will be separated by grade levels. Individual players must register prior to teams being formed. Player requests and team formation will be sent via Google forms on Dec. 8. Teams will be formed first per Google response and then “free agent players” will be added to complete 10-man rosters. Any questions can be directed to dave.pace@westerville.org.

Activity #

COMPETITIVE ADVANCED Day(s)

DURATION: 10 Weeks INSTRUCTOR: Recreation Staff RATE: $105 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $90

JUNIOR/SENIOR

409102-01

Time

Day(s)

Nov. 30-Jan. 4 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Tue

Players with increased skills, strategy and consistency that enjoy playing in a competitive environment while using tactical skills. Activity # Date

HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

Day(s)

Nov. 30-Jan. 4 6:45 - 7:45 p.m. Tue

DURATION: 10 Weeks AGE(S): 18 and up RATE: $480 per team DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $465 per team

DURATION: 6 Weeks INSTRUCTOR: Recreation Staff AGE(S): 2nd/3rd Boys and Girls RATE: $90 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $75

This instructional, non-competitive basketball program is the perfect beginning for those interested in playing basketball in 2nd and 3rd grades. Practices are held prior to games and games are played on lowered rims with youth-sized basketballs. Volunteer coaches are needed to assist with this program. Please email dave.pace@westerville.org if you are interested in assisting. Activity # Dates

406105-01

Time

Day(s)

Dec. 4- Feb. 5 8 - 10:30 a.m. Sat *No Class: Dec. 25, Jan. 1

This competitive league is for teams that have experience playing in a competitive environment such as high school, college or semi-pro. Interested teams may pick up packets at the Westerville Community Center or visit www.westerville.org/sports. COMPETITIVE Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

406204-01 Jan. 12-Mar. 16 6:30-9:50 p.m. Wed

*No class: Nov. 24, Dec. 22, Dec. 27, Dec. 29 **No class: Nov. 25, Dec. 23, Dec. 28, Dec. 30

WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

AB C Preschool1 2 3

SPORTS

Additional class opportunities and information available at www.westerville.org/registration

HOLIDAY SPECIAL MUSIC TOGETHER © DURATION: 3 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Music Together AGE(S): birth-5 with parent RATE: $70 per participant/ $20 per sibling DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $55 per participant/$15 per sibling

Join us for this three week session of merry music making! Family classes (birth through Kindergarten) offer singing dancing and instrument play; all with a holiday flair! Activity # Date

NOONLITE MADNESS

ORNAMENT MAKING

Time

Day(s)

401613-05 Nov 30 -Dec 14 9:30-10:15 a.m. Tue 401613-06 Nov 30- Dec 14 10:30-11:15 a.m. Tue

MUSIC TOGETHER © DURATION: 3 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Music Together AGE(S): birth-5 with parent RATE: $190 per participant/ $125 per sibling DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $175 per participant/$110 per sibling

Music Together encourages children to experience Music through free play. Classes includes singing, games, movement and rhythm instruments using multicultural curriculum developed by early childhood music experts and taught by a registered instructor. Families will receive a songbook, two cd’s and a download code. Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

101613-01 101613-02 101613-03 101613-04

Jan. 10 -March 7 Jan. 10-March 7 Jan. 12-March 9 Jan. 12-March 9

5:15-6 p.m. Mon 6:15-7 p.m. Mon 9:30-10:15a.m. Wed 10:30-11:15a.m. Wed

QUEEN ELSA AND FROZEN ADVENTURES DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Preschool Staff AGE(S): 5-7 RATE: $50 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $40

Enjoy spending time in Arendale as we create frozen memories filled with crafts and fun and a visit from the characters themselves. Enjoy hot chocolate with marshmallows and cookies with your friends. Wear your favorite Frozen attire as we create magic. Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

401640-01

Dec. 9

2 -3 p.m.

Thu

DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Preschool Staff AGE(S): 5 and under RATE: $5

DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Preschool Staff AGE(S): 4-6 RATE: $15 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $10

Holidays traditions are fun, whether they are new or old. This year, make your very own ornament that will be something your parent or friend can treasure. We will also play a few games and most importantly have fun! Activity #

4067272-01

Date

Dec. 6

Time

Day(s)

9:30 -11 a.m.

Mon

ELF ON YOUR SHELF

“A Preschoolers New Year’s Eve Celebration” Crafts and Entertainment. Celebrate New Years Eve preschool style with crafts/ entertainment and countdown at NOON to celebrate the New Year. Activity # Date

Time

408604-01 Dec. 31

11 a.m. -1 p.m. Fri

Day(s)

ICY BLAST

DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Preschool Staff AGE(S): 3-6 RATE: $25 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $20

Come share stories about your Elf on the Shelf as we make special crafts for the holiday, meet a life-sized Elf on the Shelf and get pictures with them. We will provide a peanutfree snack as we spread the holiday cheer. Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

406149-01

Dec. 16

1:30 -3 p.m.

Thu

PRESCHOOL HOLIDAY COOKIE DECORATING

DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Preschool Staff AGE(S): 4-5 RATE: $15 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $10

Join in some fun as we make a cold treat and play snowman freeze dance, penguin relay and snowman says. This will be a day full of frosty fun. Activity #

Date

Time

101615-01

Jan 13

10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. Thu

Day(s)

SPORTIES FOR SHORTIES DURATION: 6 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Jumpbunch Sports RATE: $85 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $70

DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Preschool Staff AGE(S): 4-6 RATE: $15 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $10

Decorate holiday sugar cookies to take home. Participants will receive their very own oldfashioned cookie tin as well as some holiday cookie cutters and cookie recipes. Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

406125-01

Dec. 13

9:30 -11 a.m.

Mon

Each week will begin with a kid-friendly warm-up and exercises plus an introduction to individual skills and equipment. Simple rules of different sports activities will be explained to get your child ready. Each session concludes with games, obstacle courses and cool-downs to keep kids engaged and moving throughout the session AGE(S): 18-36 months with parent Activity #

Date

101007-01

LET IT SNOW

Time

Day(s)

Jan 8-Feb 12 9:30-10a.m.

Sat

AGE(S): 3-4

DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Preschool Staff AGE(S): 3-5 RATE: $15 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $10

Activity #

101007-02

Date

Time

Day(s)

Jan 8-Feb 12 10-10:45a.m.

Sat

AGE(S): 5-6

Create snowflakes and craft away the afternoon as we make a cold-themed craft. Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

101614-01

Jan 27

10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. Thu

Activity #

101007-03

Date

Time

Day(s)

Jan 8- Feb 12 10:45-11:30 a.m.

Sat

Youth/Teen Additional class opportunities and information available at www.westerville.org/registration

ADAPTIVE & INCLUSIVE SPECIAL EVENTS HOLIDAY COOKIE DECORATING DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Adaptive Staff AGE(S): 13 and up RATE: $7

Come with your friends as we decorate holiday cookies. Each participant will take home their own tin to put their goodies in. We will listen to holiday music and spread joy of the holiday season. Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

415502-05

Dec. 4

2-3:30 p.m.

Sat

GINGERBREAD HOUSE MAKING DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Recreation Leaders AGE(S): 10-15 RATE: $20 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $15

P a r t i c i p a n t s w i l l e n j oy d e c o ra t i n g gingerbread houses and have a holiday treat while listening to holiday music. All decorating supplies will be provided. Each participant receives one gingerbread house to take home. Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

403111-01

Dec. 2

6- 7:30 p.m.

Thu

WINTER BREAK CAMP

KIDS NIGHT OUT

DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Recreation Staff AGE(S): 6-12 RATE: $55 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $45

DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Recreation Leaders AGE(S): 6-12 RATE: $30 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $20

Spend your winter break at the Community Center enjoying activities such as swimming, arts and crafts, games in the Gymnasium, rock climbing, adventure fitness and more. Please provide your child with a packed lunch, snack, water and swim suit each day. All counselors are camp-trained, CPR/AED and first aid certified through the American Red Cross. Activity # Date

Time

Day(s)

102102-01 102102-02 102102-03 102102-04 102102-05 102102-06 102102-07 102102-08

9 a.m.-4 p.m. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

Mon Tue Wed Thu Mon Tue Wed Thu

Dec 20 Dec 21 Dec 22 Dec 23 Dec 27 Dec 28 Dec 29 Dec 30

+ EXTENDED CARE INCLUDED

Activity #

Date

Time

402143-01

Dec. 10

5:30- 8:30 p.m. Fri

Day(s)

COOKING CARAVAN DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Cooking Caravan AGE(S): 7-13 RATE: $55 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $45

Cooking Caravan will lead participants in a step-by-step presentation on how to cook new recipes they can make at home for their family and friends. All supplies are provided. RECIPE - THANKFUL TREATS Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

402149-03

Nov. 13

3:30-5 p.m.

Sat

SCHOOL’S OUT CAMP

RECIPE - TURKEY CHILI

DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Recreation Staff AGE(S): 6-12 RATE: $55 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $45

Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

402149-04

Dec. 11

3:30-5 p.m.

Sat

Spend your day off of school at the Community Center enjoying activities such as swimming, arts and crafts, games in our gym, rock climbing, adventure fitness and more. Please provide your child with a packed lunch, snack, water and swim suit each day. All counselors are camp-trained, CPR/AED and first aid certified through the American Red Cross. Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

102167-01

Jan. 17

9 a.m.- 4 p.m.

Mon

+ EXTENDED CARE INCLUDED

Drop the kids off and enjoy an evening out or finish your holiday shopping. Participants will go swimming, climb the rock wall, try the new adventure fitness area, enjoy crafts, games and play in the gym. All activities are supervised by Recreation Youth Staff. Pizza and drinks provided.

FAMILY GAME NIGHT AGE(S): All RATE: $7

Enjoy access to a wide range of board games, card games, backyard games and more to play with your family. Snacks, m u s i c a n d re f re s h m e n t s i n c l u d e d .

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Date

Time

Day(s)

Jan. 21

6-8 p.m.

Fri

YOUTH / TEEN

FUN

GAMES

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS

TEEN TRIVIA NIGHT

TEEN NIGHT

DURATION: 1 Day AGE(S): 11-14 RATE: $10 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $5

DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Recreation Leaders AGE(S): 11-14 RATE: $5

Bring your cell phone or other device to compete in this exciting trivia night! Participants will compete individually against their friends using Kahoot! There will be different categories with a total of three rounds each. Winners will receive a prize. Snacks and refreshments will be provided. Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

103110-01

Jan. 27

5-6:30 p.m.

Thu

This event will be the highlight of your w e e k e n d ! Te e n s w i l l h a v e a c c e s s to the Community Center gymnasium, climbing wall, pool, and adventure fitness. Pizza, snacks and drinks along with music and games will be provided.

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Date

Time

Day(s)

Jan. 7

6-8 p.m.

Fri

New Teen Programming Coming to Parks and Recreation Westerville Parks and Recreation is planning unique and creative programs and events for teens in 2022 that include trivia and game nights like the ones offered above and field trips around Central Ohio. “This population in our community needs fun, engaging opportunities to help them develop socially and to promote individual growth in finding new hobbies or interests,” said Chelsea VanAssche, Program Supervisor. “We will have professional development opportunities such as a teen job fair, volunteer opportunities, resume building and more to help prepare teens for life after high school.”

LEGO/BUILDING CLUB DURATION: 1 Day AGE(S): 5-9 RATE: $10 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $5

During this open play time, participants can work with Lego building blocks, magnetic tiles, blocks, Kinetics and more. There will be templates of different designs for participants to challenge themselves with and develop hands on STEM skills. Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

102168-01

Jan. 18

3:45-5 p.m.

Tue

MAKE IT AND TAKE IT: WINTER CRAFT DURATION: 1 Day AGE(S): 8-14 RATE: $15 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $10

Participants can be creative at five different craft stations to increase their fine motor skills, explore creativity, and have fun. Each station may be completed at their own pace. Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

103111-01

Jan. 11

3:45-5 p.m.

Tue

In addition to year round opportunities, teens can look forward to a newly formatted Counselor-in-Training program and teen camp where field trips will be based on a weekly theme. Information on these programs will be available in the March/April Community Recreation Guide. For additional information or if you would like to suggest teen program opportunities, contact the program supervisor at chelsea. vanassche@westerville.org.

Adult

Additional class opportunities and information available at www.westerville.org/registration

INTERMEDIATE OIL PAINTING

GOUACHE PAINTING

CPR TRAINING

DURATION: 4 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Nancy Vance AGE(S): 18 and up RATE: $90 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $75

DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Nancy Vance AGE(S): 18 and up RATE: $55 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $45

DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Westerville Division of Fire AGE(S): 16 and up RATE: $50

Students will work with expanded color palettes, underpaintings, brushwork, edges and values with discussions on basic composition and design. Students will use their own photos to work in a variety of subject matter. A non-toxic solvent-free gel medium will be used in place of mineral spirits. A materials list is available at the front desk. Activity # Date

Time

Day(s)

407229-01 Nov. 10 - Dec. 1 12:30 -3 p.m. Wed 407229-02 Nov. 10 - Dec. 1 6 -8:30 p.m. Wed

PHOTO COLLAGE TILES DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Parks and Recreation Staff AGE(S): 18 and up RATE: $30 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $25

Create your own fun and funky photo collage tiles in this one time class. These wooden photo collage tiles will make a great, memoryfilled gift this holiday season. All materials are provided, you provide the photos. Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

407280-01

Dec. 11

1 - 3 p.m.

Sat

Holiday

Cooking

Learn the process of using opaque watercolor (gouache) in this one-day class. We will paint scenes of your choice from your photos. Materials required: small pieces of watercolor paper, pencil, eraser, a small set of gouache paints, watercolor brushes, a plastic palette, a small water cup and your photos. Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

407228-01

Nov. 20

1 - 4 p.m.

Sat

WATERCOLOR AND INK PAINTINGS DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Nancy Vance AGE(S): 18 and up RATE: $55 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $45

Create casual sketches using permanent ink and watercolor in this one-day class. We will sketch a wide variety of scenes of your choice, such as flowers or street scenes. Materials required: small pieces of watercolor paper, pencil, eraser, fine tip black permanent waterproof ink pen, watercolor brushes, watercolor paints, a plastic palette, a small water cup and your photos. Activity #

Date

Time

407224-01 407224-02

Nov. 6 Dec. 4

1 - 4 p.m. 1 - 4 p.m.

Day(s)

Sat Sat

This course prepares you to respond in a cardiac breathing emergency. You will learn CPR for infants, children and adults through hands on training. The certification will be good for two years. The certification is through the American Heart Association. Activity #

Date

410280-01 410280-02

Nov. 16 Dec. 9

Time

6 - 9p.m. 6 - 9p.m.

Day(s)

Tue Tue

WATERCOLOR FOR BEGINNERS, INTERMEDIATES AND BEYOND DURATION: 6 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): John Cameron AGE(S): 18 and up RATE: $90 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $75

This class is designed for those who have little-to-no to intermediate painting experience and beyond. Numerous teaching aides and examples will be shared so students can begin their own watercolor resource notebook. Individual assistance will be provided along with various lessons and demonstrations, highlighting important principles of watercolor painting. Activity #

Date

107226-01

Jan. 5-Feb 9 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Wed

Time

Day(s)

Chef Cindy will lead hands-on cooking demonstrations teaching you tips and techniques to create the menu on your own. This cooking series welcomes each season by using fresh produce, herbs, and ingredients to make delicious dishes that taste like a celebration.

HOLIDAY STARTERS AND SIDES DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Cindy Ramsey AGE(S): 18 and up RATE: $75 DISCOUNTED RESIDENT RATE: $60

In this hands-on cooking class, students will prepare holiday favorites and recipes with seasonal ingredients. Chef Cindy will demonstrate the tips and techniques to get you started and students will prepare recipes for tasting. All ingredients and equipment are included. Menu includes: traditional potato latkes, two-potato cheese gratin, holiday mocktails and more.

Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

407208-03

Dec. 7

6-8 p.m.

Tue

WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

Older Adult Additional class opportunities and information available at www.westerville.org/registration

REGISTRATION DATES Senior Center Member Registration (In person at the south entrance front desk of the Community Center only and online) Thursday, Nov. 11 | 12 p.m. Online Resident Registration Friday, Nov. 12 | 12 p.m. In-Person Resident Registration Saturday, Nov. 13 | 8 a.m. at the Community Center Online Open Registration Sunday, Nov. 14 | 12 p.m.

Visit us within the Westerville Community Center 350 N. Cleveland Ave. Westerville, OH 43082 Mon - Thu: 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Fri: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Park and enter through the south entrance for programs and north entrance for fitness area, gymnasiums and indoor pools.

The Senior Center will be closed Nov. 25-26, Dec. 24, dec. 31.

In-Person Open Registration Monday, Nov. 15 | 8 a.m. at the Community Center

TRANSPORTATION SERVICES Transportation is available to members residing within the corporate limits of the City of Westerville for programs at the Senior Center, the Community Center (as available), medical appointments within the Westerville School District, trips to other destinations which are planned by the Senior Center Staff and shopping trips to grocery stores. Please call the Transportation Coordinator at (614) 901-6567 with questions. Transportation requests should be made well in advance and no later than 1 p.m. the business day prior to pickup. SERVICES

DAYS OF THE WEEK

TO COMMUNITY CTR.

MON, WED, FRI

8:30 a.m. & 1 p.m.

FROM COMMUNITY CTR.

MON, WED, FRI

11 a.m. & 3:15 p.m.

DATES

ROUTING TIME BEGINS

TO COMMUNITY CTR.

TUE & THU

9 a.m.

FROM COMMUNITY CTR.

TUE & THU

11 a.m.

WALMART KOHL’S, MARCS SCHROCK RD. KROGER

TUE

1 p.m.

W.A.R.M

TUE & THU

MORNINGS ONLY

KROGER, MEIJER, GIANT EAGLE ON POLARIS PKWY

THU

1 p.m.

MEDICAL APPTS. DURING LISTED TIMES ONLY. LAST TAKE HOME IS 3:30 p.m.

PLEASE NOTE

MON,WED,FRI

TUE & THU

APPOINTMENT TIMES 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.

9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

PLEASE BE READY FOR PICKUP ONE-HALF HOUR PRIOR TO YOUR APPOINTMENT TIME.

ESTIMATED SHOPPING TIME

ROUND-TRIP PRICES $2 $2

1.5 hours

$3 $3

1.5 hours

If the Westerville City Schools close due to inclement weather, then the Senior Center is also closed. Transportation to a doctor’s appointment or to the grocery store is a decision made by Senior Center staff. If you have signed up for this service, you will receive a phone call from us. Transportation Scholarships are available. Please call (614) 901-6560 for details. 47

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FITNESS

FITNESS WALKING GROUP

As part of your Senior Center membership you can walk your way around the Community Center track. Please remember to sign the clipboard at the track. Senior Center members only everyday

MINDFUL BREATHING INSTRUCTOR(S): Marie Corbitt, Westerville Public Library AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE Learn simple, mindful breathing exercises that will help you develop a sense of calm and focus. This class is held at the Senior Center.

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Date

Time

Day(s)

Nov. 8 Dec. 13 Jan 10

11:30 a.m.-12 p.m. 11:30 a.m.-12 p.m. 11:30 a.m.-12 p.m.

Mon Mon Mon

SENIOR TENNIS LINE DANCE RATE: $5 (per date) This is the time to get on the dance floor and try line dancing with no partner needed. Try this program to increase coordination, flexibility and have fun!

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Date

Time

Day(s)

Jan. 4, Jan. 11 Jan. 5, Jan. 12

10-11 a.m. Tue 1-2 p.m. Wed

AGE(S): Senior Center member SENIOR CENTER MEMBER RATE: $30 This moderated program is for those looking to continue their love of the sport while getting exercise and socializing with friends. Must be a Senior Center member to play. Activity # Date

Time

Day(s)

406103-01 Through Dec. 8-9:30 a.m. Mon/Wed/Fri

FOOT CARE INSTRUCTOR(S): Everyday Divinity AGE(S): 55 and up RATE: $65 RESIDENT RATE: $60 SENIOR CENTER MEMBER RATE: $40 Services include nail trimming, thinning, filing, foot assessment and corn and callus reduction. Appointment times will run in 30-minute increments. The fee is due at registration. See the front desk of the Senior Center for appointment availability. Gift cards are available for foot care services. Ask Heather for details at your appointment. Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

404920-01 through -10 Nov. 15 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Mon 404921-01 through -10 Nov. 16 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Tue

404922-01 through -10 Dec. 8

9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Wed

404923-01 through -10 Dec. 9

9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Thu

104916-01 through -10 Jan.10 104917-01 through -10 Jan. 11

9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Mon 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Tue

Historic Hanby House 2021

OLDER ADULT OA FITNESS / CREATIVE ARTS

BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK INSTRUCTOR(S): Uptown Pharmacy and Feridean Commons S . enior Select AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE Stop by and get your blood pressure and vitals checked. Date

DR P IN

Time

Nov. 2 11 a.m.-12 p.m. Nov. 8 10-11 a.m. Dec. 7 11 a.m.-12 p.m. Dec. 13 10-11 a.m. Jan. 4 11 a.m.-12 p.m. Jan. 10 10-11 a.m.

Day(s)

Tue Mon Tue Mon Tue Mon

COLOR ME CALM INSTRUCTOR(S): Marie Corbitt, Westerville Public Library AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE This relaxing and stress-relieving class is a great way to spend an hour with the Westerville Public Library at the Senior Center. We will listen to calming music and color away. This class is held at the Senior Center.

DR P IN

Date

Time

Day(s)

Nov. 5 Dec. 3 Jan. 7

1-2 p.m. 1-2 p.m. 1-2 p.m.

Fri Fri Fri

QUILTING CRAFTS AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE This group creates items that will be for sale at Snowflake Castle. We work individually or as a group on items that include knitting and crocheting, sewing, paper crafting, holiday, OSU themes or whatever sparks our creativity. Join us to make new friends and have a great time.

DR P IN

Date

Time

Day(s)

Nov. /Jan.

1-3 p.m.

Mon

CUPCAKE IN A MUG AGE(S): Senior Center member RATE: $3 Learn to make this great treat for one at home. Bring your own mug or use one of ours as we learn to use the basic ingredients in your home to make a sweet treat.

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AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE Join this group of quilters as they continue to work on beautiful heirloom quilts. New and experienced quilters are always welcome. Time DR P Date IN Nov. /Dec. /Jan. 1-3 p.m.

Day(s)

Mon 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Thu

MEMOIR WRITING INSTRUCTOR(S): Donna Crossman AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE Whether you want to write a book or just short essays, this class will get you started.

DR P IN

Date

Time

Nov. 24 Dec. 22 Jan. 26

1-3 p.m. 1-3 p.m. 1-3 p.m.

Day(s)

Wed Wed Wed

Date

Time

Day(s)

CREATIVE WRITING

Dec. 20

10-11 a.m.

Mon

INSTRUCTOR(S): Julie Kerns AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE Share and encourage participants to develop writing skills through life experiences.

DR P IN

Date

Time

Day(s)

Nov. 15 Dec. 20 Jan. 17

1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m.

Mon Mon Mon 49

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CREATIVE ARTS / SPECIAL INTEREST

MAKE IT TAKE IT DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Trinity Senior Living AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE We will make a new craft you can complete in each session. All skill levels are encourage to attend. All supplies are included. Sponsored by Trilogy Senior Living. Activity#

Date

404320-03 404320-04

Nov. 17 Dec. 15

104320-01 Jan. 19

Time

Day(s)

12:30-1:30 p.m. Wed 12:30-1:30 p.m. Wed

12:30-1:30 p.m. Wed

SILVERTONES INSTRUCTOR(S): Larry Leffort and Lyndsay Smith AGE(S): Senior Center member RATE: $60 Silvertones choir members sing in a professional atmosphere with amazing harmonies and professional instruction. Please call the Senior Center at (614) 901-6560 if you have any questions or are new to the group.

WOODCARVING DURATION: 1 Day AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE Share ideas and techniques. New carvers welcome.

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Date

Time

Day(s)

Nov. /Dec. /Jan. 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Fri

HOLIDAY CRAFTS DURATION: 1 Day AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE Join The Village Senior Living of Promedica to make a winter wonderland snow globe and a holiday ornament. All supplies are included.

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ZENTANGLE® BEYOND THE BASICS

DURATION: 4 Weeks INSTRUCTOR(S): Arlene Roeder AGE(S): 55 and up RATE: $70 RESIDENT RATE: $60 SENIOR CENTER MEMBER RATE: $40 Take what you learned in Intro to Zentagle® and expand your tangling practice. Classes are designed to give you a deeper understanding of the Zentangle® method of drawing. You will learn new tangle patterns and techniques that will enhance your experience and art. Please bring your basic Zentangle® kit. Activity#

Date

407327-01

Nov. 17-Dec. 8 2-4 p.m. Wed

Day(s)

ARMCHAIR TRAVEL INSTRUCTOR(S): Wallick Communities AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE Join us as we travel to different destinations. You will get your passport and travel to different locations around the world. We will virtually travel to a country while trying their very own cuisine! Activity#

Date

Time

Day(s)

404310-04 104310-01

Dec. 21 Jan. 18

1-3 p.m. 1-3 p.m.

Tue Tue

HOW TO USE YOUR iPHONE AND iPAD DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Gregg Montgomery AGE(S): 55 and up RATE: $40 RESIDENT RATE: $30 SENIOR CENTER MEMBER RATE: $20 Learn the basics on how to use your iOS’s App store, Safari browser, cameras and phone app in these easy to follow classes. Each class will be dedicated to a different area of your iPhone or iPad. Sign up for one or all depending on your needs.

Date

Time

Day(s)

Activity#

Dec. 10

2- 3 p.m.

Fri

APP STORE

Date

404306-03 Dec. 2

Time

Day(s)

1-2 p.m.

Thu

WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

OLDER ADULT OA

SPECIAL INTEREST

MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING

COMPUTER CONNECTORS

NEW! DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): John Barker, Edward Jones AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE Learn about financial topics that will help you now and in the future. Each month will be a different topic. Sign up for one or all. Snacks will be provided.

VIR INSTRUCTOR(S): Jim Holden AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE Bring your computer questions to this group-sharing and problem-solving class. Online demonstrations will be used to aid the discussions. These meetings will include presentations on free software from Microsoft, Google and others. Call (614) 901-6560 to be added to the class list. A Zoom link will be sent to each registered participant prior to class.

Activity#

Date

Time

Day(s)

RETIREMENT: MAKING YOUR MONEY LAST

Date

Time

Day(s)

404308-03 Nov. 12

Nov. 1, 15 Dec. 6, 20 Jan. 3, 17

1-3 p.m. 1-3 p.m. 1-3 p.m.

Mon Mon Mon

2-3p.m.

Fri

10-11 a.m.

Fri

RULES OF THE ROAD

404308-04 Dec. 10

HUMANA HEALTHY CARE SERIES DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Rachel Schultz, Humana MarketPOINT AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE Join Humana for informative and important free programs once a month. Sign up for one or all.

CENTERED SENIORS INVESTMENT CLUB

CAREGIVER SURVIVAL TIPS

INSTRUCTOR(S): Barb Pryor AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE This club is a legal partnership of senior investors who maintain an active portfolio of common stocks and take responsibility for learning, listening and helping to make an investment in a common stock. Each member is assigned the responsibility to follow one of the stocks in the Club’s portfolio, studying and reporting back to the group on a quarterly schedule. Discussion is usually lively and always educational. For more information, contact Barb Pryor at barbpryor@wowway.com.

404364-03 Dec. 7

Date

Time

Day(s)

Nov. 11 Dec. 9

1-3 p.m. 1-3 p.m.

Thu Thu

Activity#

Date

Time

Day(s)

BOOSTING YOUR MOOD WITH FOOD AND FITNESS

404364-02 Nov. 2

1:30-2:30 p.m. Tue 1:30-2:30 p.m. Tue

DOWNSIZING AND MOVING CAN BE UPLIFTING INSTRUCTOR(S): Doug Rankin AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE Thinking of downsizing your home? Moving or aging in place? Get tips from the pros on how to plan, organize and sort your possessions. If moving, learn about selling, donating or disposing items, then packing and unpacking. Activity#

Date

Time

Day(s)

404327-02 104314-01

Nov. 16 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. Tue Jan. 18 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. Tue WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

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SPECIAL INTEREST

HISTORY TALKS!

DISCUSSION GROUP VIR

INSTRUCTOR(S): Lisa Clark, Concord Counseling AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE Join to engage with others in different topics each week. This is a drop-in program but participants must register to receive a Zoom link and password. Activity#

Date

404377-01

Time

Day(s)

1:30-2:30 p.m. Tue

Nov. 2 Our Favorite Places Nov. 9 What We are Thankful For Nov. 16 Thanksgiving Memories Nov. 23 Holiday Meals Nov. 30 Having Fun in the Winter Dec. 7 Favorite Holiday Movies and Music Dec. 14 Most Memorable Gifts Dec. 21 Christmas Party Dec. 28 New Year’s Resolutions Jan. 4 Ancestry Jan. 11 Everyday Heroes

BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP INSTRUCTOR(S): Mindy Bilyeu, Westerville Public Library AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE This group enjoys lively discussion led by Westerville Public Library librarian Mindy Bilyeu. Contact Mindy at (614) 882-7277 extension 2186 to pick up a book and enjoy the fun. This class is held at the Senior Center. Date

DR P I N Nov. 8

Time

Day(s)

2:30-3:30 p.m. Mon “The Book of Two Ways” by Jodi Picoult Dec. 13 2:30-3:30 p.m. Mon “Wild Life” by Keena Roberts Jan. 10 2:30-3:30 p.m. Mon Book TBA

DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Van Young AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE THE 1950S - TIMES AND THE POLITICS

Starting with the Truman administration and ending with the Eisenhower era, the talk reviews key events and happenings that lead up to the Cold War and many of the attitudes on race, politics and morals that we see today. It is a review of our entertainment and social culture and how we lived, played, and worked during the decade. Activity#

Date

Time

Day(s)

404319-01

Dec. 14

2-3 p.m.

Tue

VISITING WASHINGTON DC

This talk shares photos of some of the most recognized monuments, memorials and museums, but also includes places that few may have visited. There will be discussion and interaction as we share our memories and recommendations about what to see and do in Washington, D.C. Activity#

Date

Time

Day(s)

104319-01

Jan. 13

2-3 p.m.

Thu

GREAT DECISIONS, WESTERVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY INSTRUCTOR(S): Marie Corbitt, Westerville Public Library AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE Created by the Foreign Policy Association, this class is America’s largest discussion program on world affairs. The class goal is to promote greater understanding and respect on a wide variety of topics. This class is held at the Senior Center.

DR P IN

Date

Time

Nov. 22 1-2 p.m. Global Supply Chains

Day(s)

Mon

OLDER ADULT OA SPECIAL INTEREST / TRAVEL / MEALS

PARKINSON’S SUPPORT GROUP INSTRUCTOR(S): Concord Counseling FREE For patrons and caregivers, this informal group will gather to share information and support each other. Call (614) 882-9338 extension 236 to register and for more information. We will be meeting via Zoom and in person. Date

Nov. 3 Dec. 1 Jan. 5

Time

1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m.

Wed Wed Wed

Updates will be posted at www.westerville.org/olderadult.

LUNCH BUNCH

INSTRUCTOR(S): Uptown Pharmacy FREE Learn about a new diabetic topic each month including nutrition, self-care and possible complications in this open, safe learning environment. Attendees can learn from other’s experiences and offer support to each other.

MASKS MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES WHILE ON THE BUS.

Day(s)

DIABETES EDUCATION/ SUPPORT CLASS

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TRIP GUIDELINES DUE TO COVID-19

Date

Time

Day(s)

Nov. 18 Dec. 16 Jan. 20

2-3 p.m. 2-3 p.m. 2-3 p.m.

Thu Thu Thu

GET THE SCOOP ON MEDICARE DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Carla Poston, Procore Health Brokers AGE(S): 55 and up FREE We will discuss Medicare and your options. There will be time included for questions. Ice cream will be provided. Activity #

Date

Time

Day(s)

404304-03

Nov. 4

1-2 p.m.

Thu

DURATION: 1 Day INSTRUCTOR(S): Lyn Kiger AGE(S): 55 and up RATE: $20 RESIDENT RATE: $15 SENIOR CENTER MEMBER RATE: $10 Join us a we travel on the Senior Center bus to local destination for lunch as a group. Try new establishments with new friends. Lunch Destinations TBD; lunch will be on your own. Activity#

Date

Time

Day(s)

414304-04

Dec. 13

11:30 a.m.

Mon

114304-01

Jan. 10

11:30 a.m.

Mon

THANKSGIVING FEAST AGE(S): Senior Center member RATE: $3 Join us for the traditional Thanksgiving feast with your friends. We will have turkey, stuffing and all the traditional fixings. Please register to reserve a seat. Activity#

Date

Time

Day(s)

404328-03

Nov. 24

12 p.m.

Wed

HOLIDAY LUNCHEON AGE(S): Senior Center members RATE: $3 Holiday times with new and old friends is what this meal is about. Please join us for a traditional holiday meal with surprises all around for the season. Activity#

Date

Time

Day(s)

404328-04

Dec. 22

12 p.m.

Wed 53

OA OLDER ADULT

WESTERVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • (614) 901-6500 • www.wester ville.org

MEALS / GAMES

BIRTHDAY LUNCH

BILLIARDS

AGE(S): Senior Center members RATE: $3 Join us the first Wednesday of the month for a lunch celebrating the month’s birthdays. Each person who has a birthday that month will receive a birthday celebration box!

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Date

Time

Day(s)

Nov 3 Dec. 1 Jan. 5

12-12:30 p.m. 12-12:30 p.m. 12-12:30 p.m.

Wed Wed Wed

Day(s)

Nov. / Dec. / Jan. 12-12:30 p.m.

Wed/Fri

PANCAKE BREAKFAST

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Date

Time

Day(s)

Nov. / Dec. / Jan.

11 a.m.-12 p.m.

Tue

BINGO AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE This favorite game allows you to meet new friends and share a few laughs while enjoying the fun of winning. BINGO WITH CARLA POSTON

RATE / RESIDENT RATE: $4 Bring family and friends to our monthly breakfast and enjoy pancakes, eggs, sausage, orange juice and coffee. Now held at the Community Center. DR

Date

Time

Day(s)

Nov. 3

7:30-10 a.m.

Wed

Dec. 1

7:30-10 a.m.

Wed

Jan. 5

7:30-10 a.m.

Wed

Prizes are sponsored by ProCore Health Brokers

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AGE(S): Senior Center member FREE Enjoy a morning of fun with friends as you learn the game of table tennis/ping pong.

Nov. /Dec. / Jan.

Time

10 a.m.-12 p.m.

Day(s)

Thu

Date

Time

Day(s)

Dec. 10 Jan. 14

1 p.m. 1 p.m.

Fri Fri

BINGO WITH AFRICA THOMAS

Community Recreation Guide Nov/Dec 21

Articles inside

New Teen Programming Coming to Parks and Recreation

New Cycling Room Ready to Ride

Site of Vacant Uptown Home to Transform West College Ave.

City Holiday Tree Tradition

Westerville Flag Football, BMX Concluding Successful First Fall

The Story Behind: The Westerville Armory and Ohio National Guard

NEW MEMBERS WILL SHAPE COUNCIL

RIDING ALONG WITH WESTERVILLE ROAD WARRIORS

How to Spread Joy for the Holidays in Westerville

Bursting Myths About Winter Pipe Maintenance

Limit Distractions to Prevent Kitchen Safety Hazards

HOLD THE PHONE: Can you fall victim to scammers?

Support Local on Small Business Saturday

FIRST RESIDENTS POWERUP AT HOME WITH CITY PROGRAM

Holiday Light Recycling

What to Consider When Recycling

WPD SET TO EARN FIRST-EVER ACCREDITATION

COVID Long-Game Prompts Reminders

VETERANS MEMORIAL GROUNDBREAKING LAUNCHING CONSTRUCTION

Westerville Honors Veteran, Active Duty Military Service

My First Year in Westerville