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2018 / 2019 Winter Program Guide Pickerington Parks and Recreation

100 Lockville Road, Pickerington, Ohio 43147 · 614-833-2211 · www.pickerington.net100 Lockville Road, Pickerington, Ohio 43147 · 614-833-2211 · www.pickerington.net

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Programs Pg 7

City Parks Pg 4

Special Events Pg 12

Registration Form Pg 15

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Pickerington Parks and Recreation 2018 / 2019 Winter Program GuideDecember · January · February · March

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PAIDPickerington, OH

Permit No. 8

December · January · February · March


Mayor Lee A. Gray

City ManagerFrank Wiseman

Pickerington City Council Jeff Fix, Council PresidentMike Sabatino, Council Vice PresidentTony BarlettaJerry DaileyCrystal HicksTom RomineTricia Sanders

Meetings are the first and third Tuesday of the month at 7:30pm in City Hall.

Parks and Recreation BoardJoann Barnak, ChairpersonRodney Thompson, Vice ChairpersonBrandy Bagar-Fraley, SecretaryBrian CollinsDon GoodrichSteve MaloneMike McKinleyTricia Sanders, Council Representative

Meetings are the second Monday of the month at 6:30pm in City Hall.

Parks and Recreation StaffRebecca Medinger, Parks and Recreation DirectorGreg Pearce, Recreation CoordinatorKevin Ross, Service ForemanWayne Patterson, Parks Maintenance

City Departments Mayor’s Office 614-837-3974City Manager’s Office 614-837-3974City Clerk / City Council 614-837-3974City Hall 614-837-3974Building Division 614-833-2221Community Pool (Memorial Day - Labor Day Weekend) 614-864-3483Development Services Department 614-833-2204Engineering Department 614-833-2221Finance Department 614-837-3974Human Resources Department 614-837-3974Income Tax Department 614-837-4116Parks and Recreation Department 614-833-2211Police Department 614-575-6911Service Department 614-833-2292Utilities Billing 614-833-2289www.pickerington.net

City / Community Directory

American Legion Post 283 614-837-0755www.alpost283.org

American Red Cross of Fairfield County 740-687-5585www.redcross.org/oh/lancaster

Hickory Lakes 614-837-2143www.hickorylakes.blogspot.com

Pickerington Village Association 614-321-8221 www.pickeringtonvillage.com Pickerington Area Chamber of Commerce 614-837-1958www.pickeringtonchamber.com

Pickerington Area Soccer Association 614-920-7972www.pasasoccer.org

Pickerington Community Chorus 614-805-9487www.pickeringtoncommunitychorus.com

Pickerington Community Theatre 614-508-0036www.pctshows.com

Pickerington Food Pantry 614-834-0079www.pcmafoodpantry.com

Pickerington Lions Club 614-833-4728 www.pickeringtonoh.lionwap.org

Pickerington Ponds (Metro Parks) 614-891-0700www.metroparks.net

Pickerington Post Office 614-837-5793www.usps.com

Pickerington Public Library 614-837-4104www.pickeringtonlibrary.org

Pickerington Senior Center 614-837-3020www.pickeringtonseniorcenter.org

Pickerington-Violet Township Historical Society 614-382-5989www.PickHistory.org

Pickerington Youth Athletic Association 614-920-9635www.pyaa.org

Retreat at Turnberry (Columbus Recreation and Parks) 614-645-3337www.columbus.gov

Reynoldsburg-Pickerington Rotary Club 614-203-6046 www.rprotaryclub.com

Violet Township 614-575-5556Violet Township Fire Department 614-837-4123www.violet.oh.us

Violet Township Women’s League 614-828-8151www.vtwl.org

YMCA – Jerry L. Garver 614-834-9622www.ymcacolumbus.org/garver


100 Lockville Road, Pickerington, Ohio 43147 · 614-833-2211 · www.pickerington.net

Registration Information

City Resident Discount FeeIn order to receive the City Resident Discount Fee, you must live within the City limits of Pickerington. A complete Street Listing is available on the website. A household includes one set of parents or legal guardians and their children (26 years and under) residing in the same household. If more than one family resides in the household, each family must setup their own household. Babysitters, grandparents, and extended family members are not included in the same household. Even though you have a Pickerington mailing address, or live within the Pickerington Local School District, you may not live within the City limits.

Photo ReleaseBy registering, participating or using any Parks and Recreation Department programs, activities, events or facilities you agree to allow publication of photos taken that are associated with the City of Pickerington.

Cancellation PolicyThe Parks and Recreation Department reserves the right to cancel activities due to low enrollment. Decisions to offer activities are based upon pre-registration numbers and made 48-72 hours in advance of the start date. Register early to help avoid a cancelled or closed out activity. If an activity is cancelled or closed, you will receive a full refund in the form of a check; no cash or credit card refunds. Refunds take about 3 weeks to process.

Refund PolicyRefunds will be made only before the start of the activity, pool season or facility reservation for one of the following circumstances and a $15 processing fee will apply:

• When the activity or pool season pass refund is requested at least seven (7) days in advance (except where otherwise noted) of the first activity meeting, provided it does not reduce the participation level below the required minimum.

• When the facility reservation refund is requested prior to two (2) weeks from the scheduled date of use.

• When a refund request is completed and approved by the Parks and Recreation Department.

• No refund will be given for activities under $15.

• No refund will be given for materials purchased.

• No refund will be given after the start of the activity.

Please contact the Parks and Recreation Department at614-833-211 to request a Refund Request Form. Refunds take about 3 weeks to process.

Ways to Register

OnlineRegister for select Parks and Recreation activities 24/7 with Online Registration atwww.pickerington.net. Call the Parks andRecreation Department at 614-833-2211to verify residency status.

In PersonRegister in person from 8:00am-5:00pm,Monday-Friday in City Hall, 100 Lockville Road, Pickerington, OH.

By MailSend completed registration form and payment to: City of Pickerington, 100 Lockville Road, Pickerington, OH 43147.

Drop-BoxLocated outside City Hall, 100 Lockville Road, Pickerington, OH.

By FaxFax us your registration form 24/7 with your VISA or MasterCard information to 614-833-2201.

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Registration is complete with full payment. Acceptedmethods of payment include: Cash, Checks made payableto City of Pickerington, and VISA and MasterCard.

City of Pickerington charges a $35 returned check fee.



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Facility Reservations

Facility Reservation 1. Facilities may be reserved throughout the year from April 1 - October 31. Reservations will be accepted after March 1 of each year. Restroom facilities are not available from November 1 - March 31. Reservations must be made at least 72 hours in advance. Additional information available at www.pickerington.net.

2. Full payment is required when submitting reservation applications.

3. Any person or organization holding an approved application shall receive a refund only if the Parks and Recreation Department is given proper notice to cancel prior to two (2) weeks from the scheduled date of use. There is a $15 processing fee to cancel a reservation.

4. In the event of rain or extreme weather conditions, as determined by the Parks and Recreation Department, reservations will be rescheduled if possible.

5. The group or organization using the facilities shall assure that: a. All park rules are followed. b. Damages made to the facilities or equipment during their time of use shall be their financial responsibility. c. Facilities shall be left clean and neat.


Park Rules

1. Park open from dawn to dusk.

2. Damaging or removing park property, natural features and wildlife is prohibited.

3. No littering or dumping.

4. Loud and disruptive behavior is prohibited.

5. Advertising or commercial enterprise requires permission from the City Manager.

6. No camping without a written permit from the City Manager.

7. No fires except in designated areas.

8. Hunting and trapping is prohibited.

9. Pets must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet at all times and owners must pick up after their pets.

10. No swimming, wading, or boating.

11. Catch and release fishing only.

12. No motorized vehicles except in designated areas.

13. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited.

Violation of any park rule may lead to ejection from the park or prosecution under the laws of the City of Pickerington.

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1 Colony Park • • •2 Diley Road Softball Fields • • • • • • •3 Olde Pickerington Village • • •4 Pickerington Community Pool* • • • • • •5 Preston Trails Park • •6 Shawnee Crossing Park •7 Simsbury Disc Golf Course • • • • • • •8 Simsbury Park • • •9 Sycamore Creek Park • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

10 Victory Park • • • • • • • • • • • •11 Willow Pond Park • • • • • • •

*More information available at www.pickerington.net

Park WatchPlease be alert to safety hazards, vandalism and other crimes in our parks. Report crimes to the Pickerington Police Department at 614-575-6911.

Facility Reservation Fees City Resident/Time Fee Non-Profit Discount Fee9:00am - 1:00pm $60 $301:00pm - 5:00pm $60 $305:00pm - 9:00pm $60 $30

Even though you may have a Pickerington mailing address, or live within the Pickerington Local School District, you may not live within the Pickerington City limits.

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More information online at www.pickerington.net

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Diley Road Softball Fields 2 •Diley Road Softball Fields Shelter 1 • • 30 •Diley Road Softball Fields Shelter 2 • • 30 •Olde Pickerington Village Gazebo • • 20

Simsbury Disc Golf Course (18 Holes) 1 •Simsbury Disc Golf Course Shelter • 1 • 50 •Sycamore - Amphitheater • •Sycamore - Basketball Court 1 •Sycamore - Covered Bridge • •Sycamore - Gazebo 1 • 8 •Sycamore - Hilltop Shelter • 1 • 50 •Sycamore - Moorhead Shelter 1 • 50 •Sycamore - Pickering Shelter • 1 • 80 •Sycamore - Pickleball Courts* 4 •Sycamore - Randy Hughes Skate Park 1 •Sycamore - Soccer Fields 3 •Sycamore - Softball Fields 2 •Sycamore - Taylor Tennis Courts 3 •Victory Park Basketball Courts 2 •Victory Park Terry O’Brien Shelter • 1 2 • 95 •Willow Pond Park Shelter • 1 • 50

*Sycamore Creek Park Pickleball Courts located on Tennis Court 3 (nets are not provided)



Community Pool

2019 Season Pass Fees

Fee City Resident Discount Fee

3 years old and under (as of May 25, 2019) FREE FREE

Individual $230 $180

Family of 2 $280 $230

Family of 3 $300 $250

Family of 4 $320 $270

Family of 5 $340 $290

Family of 6 $360 $310

Family of 7 $380 $330

Family of 8 $400 $350

Baby Sitter Add-On $80 $80Day Pass $8 Sold at pool, no pre-sales

Pickerington Community Pool 11330 Stonecreek Drive South, Pickerington, OH 43147

Swim LessonsRegistration Information:Three separate 2-week swim sessions will be held beginning June 3. All swim classes meet Monday - Friday for 30 minutes. The second Friday of a 2-week class will be used in case of inclement weather and a make-up class must be held. One week classes will not have a make-up day. This is a progressive swim program. Child must prove competency from previous level they attended. The pool administration reserves the right to test the swimming ability of all individuals for proper class placement. Because of the structure of the program, all classes and schedules are subject to change and/or cancellation by the Swim Lesson Coordinator as required by demand or weather. All children must be at least 3 years old by May 25, 2019, and potty trained. Online registration will be available beginning Wednesday, May 8.

Class Dates: Class Times: Session 1: June 3 - 14 9:40 - 10:10am Session 2: June 17 - 28 10:20 - 10:50am Session 3: July 8 - 19 11:00 - 11:30am 4:50-5:20pm 5:25-5:55pm

Registration Begins 2 Weeks 1 Week (Jelly Fish and Frog)

Monday, April 29 Season Pass holder $50 $35

Monday, May 6 City Resident without a Season Pass $70 $50

Wednesday, May 8 Non-Resident without a Season Pass $85 $60

Season Pool Passes on SaleMarch 1 - April 30 for Early Bird Discount!

Family members include one set of parents or legal guardians, and their immediate children (26 years of age and under) residing in the same household. If more than one family resides in the household, each family must purchase a separate Season Pass. Grandparents, extended family members and others are not included in the Family Season Pass. Babysitter passes are available for Family of 2 or more. Babysitters must be at least 18 years old and be with child on the Family Season Pass. There is a limit of one babysitter pass per family.

Pool Hours - Open Daily 12:00noon - 8:00pm May 25 - September 2* *Pool closed on weekdays when Pickerington Local Schools are in session***Pool hours subject to change**

Work at the

Pickerington Community Pool!

Employment applications will be available in January for lifeguards

and front desk staff by going to www.pickerington.net.

$15 Early Bird Discount

March 1-April 30



Mini Soccer StarsBally Sports Group leads an age appropriate program that utilizes fun games and activities to teach the fundamentals to beginning soccer players. Coaches focus on teaching the basics of dribbling, passing, scoring, and the concept of game play. Proper sportsmanship is emphasized in a positive and encouraging atmosphere enabling children to enjoy learning soccer while also having fun being physically active. Each week will include both developmentally appropriate instruction as well as recreational, non-competitive game play. Each player receives a teamshirt. Shin guards required. Optional: cleats and soccer ball (size 3).

Instructor: Bally Sports Group staffAges: 3-6 years6 WeeksFee: $99 City Resident Discount Fee: $79

Ages: 3-4 years

Class # Date Day(s) Time

MS-01 Apr 4-May 9 Thu 4:30-5:30pm

MS-02 Apr 4-May 9 Thu 5:30-6:30pm

MS-03 Apr 4-May 9 Thu 6:30-7:30pm

Ages: 5-6 years


MS-04 Apr 4-May 9 Thu 5:30-6:30pm

MS-05 Apr 4-May 9 Thu 6:30-7:30pm

Location: Sycamore Creek Park - Soccer Field 1Covered Bridge Lane

PRESCHOOL

L’IL KIKDirected by Grandmaster Stephens of Free Spirit Karate Clubs. Tae Kwon Do skills help build strength, agility andcoordination. Students will learn at their own pace, and most importantly, will have fun, fun, fun! Social skills and coordination drills are wrapped together with our unique self-defense techniques.

Instructor: Jennifer JonesAges: 3-7 years6 WeeksFee: $104 City Resident Discount Fee: $83


LK-01 Jan 17-Feb 21 Thu 5:30-6:00pm

LK-02 Feb 28-Apr 4 Thu 5:30-6:00pm

Location: Peace United Methodist Church - Room 18235 Diley Road

Little Ballers BasketballBally Sports Group provides children with a fun and educational first basketball experience. Players are taught the fundamentals of dribbling, shooting, passing, rebounding, defense and game concepts. The curriculum incorporates teaching styles that help this age group build an understanding of the skills that are taught by utilizing fun terminology and engaging activities. A positive and encouraging atmosphere is created in which kids learn proper sportsmanship. Each week players participate in developmentally appropriate instruction and recreational, non-competitive game play. Each player receives a teamshirt. Optional: basketball (size 27.5).



LB-01 Jan 13-Feb 17 Sun 1:00-2:00pm

LB-02 Jan 13-Feb 17 Sun 2:00-3:00pm

Location: Diley Middle School750 Preston Trails Drive

NEW!

Your little tiger needs to get out and get moving and you need a sports program just right for their size. Search no more, JumpBunch has been bringing child-centered sports programs to toddlers and preschoolers that are just the perfect match for their needs. Each week, class begins with kid friendly warm ups and exercises. We then introduce the shorties to individual skills, equipment and simple rules of a different sport every week. Coaches will praise and encourage children while helping them develop coordination, teamwork and confidence. Each session concludes with games, obstacle courses and cool downs to keep kids engaged and moving throughout the session. Adult/parent participation is required for all children under age 3.

Instructor: JumpBunch staffAges: 18 months-5 years8 WeeksFee: $93 City Resident Discount Fee: $74

Ages: 18-36 months with a parent


SF-01 Jan 7-Mar 11* Mon 6:00-6:30pm

*No class Jan 21 and Feb 18

Ages: 3-5 years


SF-02 Jan 7-Mar 11* Mon 6:30-7:10pm


Location: St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church 8630 Refugee Road

Sports, Smiles, Fitness and Fun

Sporties for Shorties has a new name! Our goal is to educate, elevate and motivate toddlers

to experience how their bodies move through the use of creative movement to music, props, games, basic stretches and tumbling/gymnastic apparatuses. Acaregiver must be present and helping their tot asneeded to follow instructor’s directions.

Instructor: Tumblin4Kids staffAges: 2-3 years with a parent5 WeeksFee: $52 City Resident Discount Fee: $41


TO-01 Mar 4-Apr 1 Mon 10:00-10:30am

TO-02 Mar 4-Apr 1 Mon 5:30-6:00pm


Tumble Tots

Tumble TykesOur goal for this age is to develop upper body strength, kinesthetic awareness, confidence in being in an inverted position and an understanding of falling techniques and landing positions. We use various drills that require the student to go upside down, tuck, roll, turn, jump, go backwards, go down inclines, grip, swing, balance andmore. We teach our elements through fun activities and constantly keep the class progressing through atumbling/gymnastics circuit.

Instructor: Tumblin4Kids staffAges: 3-4 years5 WeeksFee: $52 City Resident Discount Fee: $41


TY-01 Mar 4-Apr 1 Mon 10:30-11:00am

TY-02 Mar 4-Apr 1 Mon 6:00-6:30pm


Weather CancellationParks and Recreation classes and programs

that are held in schools are cancelled on days when the Pickerington Local School District is

closed due to inclement weather.



YOUTH

Directed by Grandmaster Stephens of Free Spirit Karate Clubs. Tae Kwon Do skills help build strength, agility and coordination. The mental aspect builds self-confidence, self-control and mental-discipline. From kids to adults, it is great for the whole family. Everyone can benefit from this class.

Instructor: Jennifer JonesAges: 6 years and up8 WeeksFee: $85 City Resident Discount Fee: $68


KIK-01 Jan 17-Mar 7 Thu 6:00-7:30pm

KIK-02 Mar 14-May 2 Thu 6:00-7:30pm


Kids In Karate - Adults Too!

Cardinal Soccer FootskillsThe Cardinal Soccer Camp, directed by licensed soccer coach Eric Mialky, is excited to offer winter soccer training. The focus of this program will be on developing basic and advanced footskills aimed at being a more dynamic dribbler. Secondary areas of focus will be passing, small sided games and speed and agility drills.This class is beneficial for the new soccer player as wellas the seasoned travel player. Please bring a soccer ball and water bottle to each class.

Instructor: Eric MialkyAges: 5-12 years6 WeeksFee: $87 City Resident Discount Fee: $69

Ages: 5-7 years


CSF-01 Jan 13-Feb 17 Sun 3:00-4:00pm

Ages: 8-12 years


CSF-02 Jan 13-Feb 17 Sun 2:00-3:00pm

Location: Diley Middle School - Auxilary Gym750 Preston Trails Drive

NEW! Youth Speed and Agility

Pickerington Youth Speed and Agility is a program designed for the young athlete to improve speed, agility, quickness and reaction time. The workouts in this program will focus on using speed ladders, mini-hurdles, jump ropes, agility cones and more. All athletes will benefit from improved balance, flexibility and faster reaction times. Fun games will reinforce all areas of focus. This program will provide a fun way for kids to exercise over the winter while also becoming more physically fit. All ability levels are encouraged to register.

Instructor: Eric MialkyAges: 7-14 years6 WeeksFee: $87 City Resident Discount Fee: $69


SA-01 Jan 13-Feb 17 Sun 1:00-2:00pm

Location: Diley Middle School - Auxilary Gym750 Preston Trails Drive

Poekoelan Kung FuPoekoelan Kung Fu is an Indonesian/Chinese martial art that will teach you a foundation in self-defense and combat fighting from stand-up to ground techniques. It is a perfect balance of the smooth, graceful art form and effective combat fighting. Come learn a beautiful yet fiercemartial art that only a chosen few know.

Instructor: Don ProzyAges: 7 years and up8 Weeks

Ages: 7-12 yearsFee: $87 City Resident Discount Fee: $69


KF-01 Dec 3-Feb 4* Mon 5:30-6:30pm

KF-02 Feb 11-Apr 8** Mon 5:30-6:30pm

*No class Dec 24 and 31**No class Mar 18

Ages: 13 years and upFee: $102 City Resident Discount Fee: $81


KF-03 Dec 3-Feb 4* Mon 6:30-7:45pm

KF-04 Feb 11-Apr 8** Mon 6:30-7:45pm



NEW!

Weather CancellationParks and Recreation classes and programs

that are held in schools are cancelled on days when the Pickerington Local School District

is closed due to inclement weather.Is your teen looking for a fitness class?

Cardio Kung Fu is available to participants ages 13 years and up on Monday nights.

Additional information is listed under Adult section on page 10.

Program InstructorsWe are seeking instructors for new

programs with the Pickerington Parks and Recreation Department for all ages.

If you have a talent and want to share it with others who want to learn, hereis your chance to reach out!

Call the Parks and Recreation Department for more information at 614-833-2211.

Better Baby SittersWould your child know what to do if they have forgotten their house key? What if they are home alone and they are choking? This course is designed to teach your child about being home alone safe. An informative parent guide is included in the student manual and provides an avenue for discussion between parent and child. This engaging and interactive class is fun and includes guest speakers from the local Police and Fire Departments (when available).Students will learn reasons to call 911, answering the doorand the phone, why it’s necessary to have house rules, firstaid and self-Heimlich maneuver, and fire escape and severeweather planning.

Instructor: Enriching Kidz staffAges: 10-13 years2 WeeksFee: $132 City Resident Discount Fee: $105


BBS-01 Feb 2-9 Sat 9:00am-1:30pm


Pottery Wheel 101 Learn the basics through an introduction to the pottery wheel as well as basic hand-building techniques. This is a great opportunity for students to receive hands on experience. Students will each complete a small pot on the pottery wheel and at least one other item using hand-building techniques. All artwork will be glazed by the student and fired. Students will learn wedging, centering, pulling, slab-building, coil-building, pinching,glaze decoration and understanding firing techniques. All supplies are included.

Instructor: Enriching Kidz staffAges: 7-12 years2 WeeksFee: $94 City Resident Discount Fee: $75


PW-01 Jan 19-26 Sat 10:00am-12:00pm

Location: Picktown Art Works140 West Borland Street, Suite 400

NEW!



YOUTH

Youth Drawing is designed to be creative and have fun as we draw and finish a piece each week. We use pencils, sharpies, markers, colored pencils, pastels and paints. Students will improve their small motor skills and listening/instruction skills as they learn drawing in cartooning, still life, graphics, art history and more. Sessions are independent of each other and new material is always taught. All supplies included.

Instructor: Diane ThielmanAges: 6-12 years 6 WeeksFee: $104 City Resident Discount Fee: $83


YD-01 Jan 17-Feb 21 Thu 5:15-6:15pm

YD-02 Mar 7-Apr 25* Thu 5:15-6:15pm

*No class Mar 21 and Apr 4

Location: Pickerington Public Library - Room A201 Opportunity Way

Youth Drawing

This class is designed for students who want to go beyond youth drawing and study individual skill sets. Students will work independently and with instruction to explore prespective, figure drawing, still life, art history and individual subjects they are interested in, while using a variety of mediums. All supplies included.

Instructor: Diane ThielmanAges: 12-18 years 6 WeeksFee: $104 City Resident Discount Fee: $83


BYD-01 Jan 17-Feb 21 Thu 6:30-7:30pm

BYD-02 Mar 7-Apr 25* Thu 6:30-7:30pm

*No class Mar 21 and Apr 4

Location: Pickerington Public Library - Room A201 Opportunity Way

Beyond Youth Drawing

Shooting Stars BasketballBally Sports Group provides children with a fun and educational first basketball experience. Players are taught the fundamentals of dribbling, shooting, passing, rebounding, defense and game concepts. The curriculum incorporates teaching styles that help this age group build an understanding of the skills that are taught by utilizing fun terminology and engaging activities. A positive and encouraging atmosphere is created in which kids learn proper sportsmanship. Each week players participate in developmentally appropriate instruction and recreational, non-competitive game play. Each player receives a team shirt. Optional: basketball (size 27.5).



SS-01 Jan 13-Feb 17 Sun 3:00-4:00pm

Location: Diley Middle School - Gym750 Preston Trails Drive

NEW!

Tumble KidsEach class kicks off with range of motion and dynamic stretching techniques as well as warm up all of the falling and landing techniques. Tumbling progressions from donkey kicks to handstands, cartwheels to round offs and big bridges to back bend kick overs. Bar work continues with chin holds to pull overs, front supports and forward roll dismounts. Balance and agility work through various forms of equipment that are all low to the floor, but require stability and concentration. The program is structured yet fun and engaging each week.



TK-01 Mar 4-Apr 1 Mon 6:30-7:00pm


Turbo TumblersTurbo Tumblers come with varied experiences so the program begins with the foundational skills and allows the individual gymnast to progress from that point. Your child will progress depending upon ability level as far as running round off, standing back handspring, front handspring, aerials, and standing back tucks. Elements are taught through fun activities and constantly trying to keep the children moving in a gymnastic circuit/course.



TT-01 Mar 4-Apr 1 Mon 7:00-7:45pm




LaBlast Dance FitnessLaBlast is a multi-level dance fitness program designed for the absolute beginner to the already experienced dancer. Created by Three Time World Dance Champion, renowned choreographer Louis Van Amstel, and based on all the dances you see on “Dancing With The Stars”. The workout is in disguise while you learn dances like Disco, Cha Cha, Jive, Salsa, Rumba, The Waltz, Samba and more. Burn calories and progress at your own rate while dancing to music of any genre from pop and rock, to country and everything in between. The result is an experience that makes you want to dance. Everyone is welcome, no partner or previous experience is needed. Bring water to hydrate and light weights (optional) for toning. Come join the fun and get ready to LaBlast.

Instructor: Lori SmithAges: 18 years and up10 WeeksFee: $48 City Resident Discount Fee: $38


LDF-01 Jan 9-Mar 27* Wed 6:15-7:15pm

*No class Mar 13 and 20

Location: Harmon Middle School - Auxilary Gym12410 Harmon Road

Flow YogaIn this vinyasa flow yoga class, you will synchronize breath with movement. Students will focus on linking conscious breath with mindful flow. Students will awaken their strength, energy and flexibility in a fun atmosphere. Particpants should bring their own mats and props.

Instructor: Allison KuhnAges: 18 years and up8 WeeksFee: $43 City Resident Discount Fee: $34


FY-01 Jan 7-Mar 11* Mon 7:00-8:00pm


Location: Pickerington Senior Center150 Hereford Drive

Slow down and enjoy the gentle, relaxing moves of Tai Chi. In this class, students will learn a short series of moves and do exercises to improve balance and flexibility. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes that can move freelyon the floor.

Instructor: Margaret QuammeAges: 18 years and up6 WeeksFee: $48 City Resident Discount Fee: $38


TC-01 Jan 8-Feb 19* Tue 6:00-7:00pm

TC-02 Mar 5-Apr 9 Tue 6:00-7:00pm

*No class Jan 22

Location: St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church8630 Refugee Road

Tai Chi

ADULT

Zumba® is a latin based dance fitness program. We “visit” cultures all around the world through the magic of dance. This is a judgement free zone, and no dance experience is needed. Bring water along with you, and be prepared to work, laugh and have fun; all while making those calories cry (sweat). Tammy is a licensed Zumba® instructor and current ZIN™ member. For more information, please visit www.facebook.com/ZumbaWithTammyTyler.

Instructor: Tammy TylerAges: 18 years and up 12 WeeksFee: $65 City Resident Discount Fee: $52


ZF-01 Jan 7-Apr 29* Mon 6:00-7:00pm

*No class Jan 14, Feb 18, Mar 18, 25 and Apr 15

Location: Pickerington Senior Center150 Hereford Drive


ZF-02 Jan 10-Apr 18* Thu 6:00-7:00pm

*No class Mar 7, 14 and 21

Location: Harmon Middle School - Auxilary Gym 12410 Harmon Road

Both Sessions DiscountFee: $111 City Resident Discount Fee: $89


ZF-03 Jan 8-Apr 29* Mon, Thu 6:00-7:00pm

*No class Jan 14, Feb 18, Mar 7, 14, 18, 21, 25 and Apr 15

Zumba Fitness

Discount!

Weather Cancellation

Parks and Recreation classes and programs that are held in schools are cancelled on days when the Pickerington Local School District is closed due to inclement weather.

Cardio Kung FuNot interested in learning a martial art, but still want a good work out? Try out The Calm Dragon’s Cardio Kung Fu class. In this session, you will work on flexibility and balance, learn kicks and strikes, and then combine them for a good cardio workout.

Instructor: Don ProzyAges: 13 years and up8 WeeksFee: $58 City Resident Discount Fee: $46


CKF-01 Dec 3-Feb 4* Mon 7:45-8:30pm

CKF-02 Feb 11-Apr 8** Mon 7:45-8:30pm



NEW!

Stretch, Flex and AbsDo you wake up in pain? Are your muscles really tight? Do you feel tired before you even start your day? If you answered yes to any of these questions, or if you want to continue your wellness journey, then try this Stretch, Flex and Abs class. You will leave feeling more flexible, with stronger abs and less stress. Participants should bring their own mat. Stretching bands or exercise balls are optional.

Instructor: Shavone DeanAges: 18 years and up5 WeeksFee: $37 City Resident Discount Fee: $29


SFA-01 Dec 13-Jan 24* Thu 7:15-8:00pm

SFA-02 Jan 31-Feb 28 Thu 7:15-8:00pm

*No class Dec 27 and Jan 3


Interested in martial arts?

Check out these programs listedin the Youth section on page 8.

Both programs encourage adults to register as well.

Poekoelan Kung Fu on Monday nights

and

Kids in Karate - Adults Too on Thursday nights



ADULT

Community GardensThe Parks and Recreation Department has garden plots that may be reserved for the growing season. Registration pack-ets will be available in January at www.pickerington.net.

REGISTRATION:

February 1-15: Returning gardeners with same location

February 19-22: Returning gardeners who want a new plot location; register in person at the Parks and Recreation Department to select new plot location.

February 25: New gardeners may begin to register. Online registration opens.

Plot Size Fee City Resident Discount Fee

20’ x 15’ Plots $25 $20

40’ x 15’ Plots $50 $40

3’ x 8’ x 10” Raised Beds $13 $10

3’ x 8’ x 30” Raised Beds $13 $10

Location: Shawnee Crossing Park 860 East Columbus Street

Adult Softball LeaguesThe Parks and Recreation Department offers Spring/Summer and Fall Softball Leagues. USSSA sanctioned leagues include an 8 game regular season and tournament for the top 4 teams. Each league will have approximately5-8 teams. Team applications are available online beginning in January.

League Fee: $325

Spring/Summer LeaguesRegistration Deadline: April 5 Games begin April 28

Day League Location Start Times

Sunday Men’s Sycamore Creek 3:00, 4:00pm

Monday Men’s Church Sycamore Creek 6:15, 7:15pm

Friday Co-Ed Diley Road 6:15, 7:15pm

Friday Co-Ed Sycamore Creek 6:15, 7:15pm

Adult Kickball LeaguesKickball is no longer just a kids game. Organize a team full of friends to compete in this fun league that will be enjoyed by all. Leagues will have approximatley 5-8 teams and have an 8 game regular season and tournament for the top 4 teams. Team applications are available online beginning in January.

League Fee: $225

Spring/Summer LeaguesRegistration Deadline: April 5 Games begin April 28

Day League Location Start Times

Sunday Co-Ed Sycamore Creek 5:00, 6:00pm

Thursday Co-Ed Sycamore Creek 6:15, 7:15pm

Kickball Officials Needed!

If you are interested in being an Official for kickball, please contact the Parks and Recreation Department at

614-833-2211.

Free agents accepted for all Adult Sports Leagues!

The department maintains a free agent list for individuals who would like to join a team.

If there are enough free agents, a new team will be formed. If not, free agent’s contact

information will be distributed to team managers, however, placement on a team is

not guaranteed. To be added as a free agent, call 614-833-2211 or sign-up online at

www.pickerington.net.

PilatesThis program will improve your flexibility, build strength and develop control and endurance in the entire body. Pilates puts an emphasis on alignment and breathing which helps develop a strong core and improves coordination and balance.

Instructor: Shavone DeanAges: 18 years and up6 WeeksFee: $44 City Resident Discount Fee: $35


PL-01 Jan 9-Feb 13 Wed 7:15-8:00pm

PL-02 Feb 20-Apr 3* Wed 7:15-8:00pm

*No class Mar 20




SPECIAL EVENTS

Breakfast with SantaSaturday, December 1

Seatings: 8:00am, 9:30am or 11:00amPickerington Senior Center

150 Hereford Drive

Be sure to get your tickets for a merry morning of fun! Come eat breakfast, make a craft, enjoy the holiday music, visit the gift shop, check out the bake sale, and of course see Santa. Bring your camera to take your own photos. Sponsored by the City of Pickerington Parks and Recreation Department and the Pickerington Senior Center.

Ticket Information: • $6/person (children 2 years old and under are free, but need a ticket)• Proceeds benefit the Pickerington Senior Center• Tickets will be sold November 1-November 29 at the Parks and Recreation Department, 100 Lockville Road• Cash, checks payable to City of Pickerington, or Visa and MasterCard accepted.

Tickets will not be sold at the event.

Registration forms available online.

Holiday Gathering Friday, December 7 - 5:00-8:00pm 7:00pm – Tree Lighting Ceremony

Olde Pickerington VillageFree family-friendly event featuring the city tree lighting and PCMA Food Pantry Festival of Lights (6:00pm). Horse-drawn wagon rides, circulating hop-on/hop-off trolly, ice carving dem-onstrations, childrens games and activities, cookie decorating for kids, strolling carolers, live reindeer, complimentary popcorn and hot chocolate, shopping, live nativity, and much more.

For more information, call the Parks and Recreation Department at 614-833-2211 or visit www.pickerington.net or call the PVA at 614-321-8221 or visitwww.pickeringtonvillage.com.

Santa’s Mailbox Wednesday, November 21 –

Friday, December 14 City Hall, 100 Lockville Road

A North Pole Express mailbox will be placed in front of City Hall for children to write Santa and his helpers a letter for Christmas. Please include the child’s name and return address so Santa can write back.

For more information, call theParks and Recreation Departmentat 614-833-2211 or visitwww.pickerington.net.

Dorothy Steiger Memorial Mitten Tree Friday, December 7 -Tuesday, December 18

Tree Lighting on Friday, December 7 at 5:00pm City Hall, 100 Lockville Road

Stop by City Hall to donate mittens, gloves, hats and other warm gear by decorating the annual mitten tree. Donations are greatly appreciated for all ages.

For more information,call the Parks andRecreation Departmentat 614-833-2211 or visitwww.pickerington.net.

FREE!

FREE!

For more information, call the Parks and RecreationDepartment at 614-833-2211 or visit www.pickerington.net.

Breakfast with the Bunny Saturday, April 13

Seatings: 8:00am, 9:30am or 11:00am Pickerington Senior Center

150 Hereford Drive

Be sure to get your tickets for this year’s Breakfast with the Bunny! Come eat breakfast, make a craft, and of course, see the Bunny. Bring your camera to take your own photos. Sponsored by the City of Pickerington Parks and Recreation Department and the Pickerington Senior Center.

Ticket Information: • $6/person (children 2 years old and under are free, but need a ticket)• Proceeds benefit the Pickerington Senior Center• Tickets will be sold March 1-April 10 at the Parks and Recreation Department, 100 Lockville Road• Cash, checks payable to City of Pickerington, or Visa and MasterCard accepted.

Tickets will not be sold at the event.

Registration forms available online.

FREE!

For more information, call the Parks and RecreationDepartment at 614-833-2211 or visit www.pickerington.net.



Snow Removal NoticeThe Service Department staff does its best to keep the streets of Pickeringtonclear and safe during the winter months. Your cooperation and assistanceis greatly appreciated. As winter approaches, please be advised of thefollowing information on snow plowing by the City:

• City workers clear the main roads first, then side streets, and then subdivisions. It may be necessary to stop where they are and return to the main roads during instances of heavy, continuous snowfall.

• Please do not park cars on the streets during snow removal. This helps the plow drivers clear the streets and also avoids cars being “snowed in.” Please seeOrdinance Section 452.16 Snow Emergency: Parking Ban for complete informationat www.pickerington.net.

• It is up to each resident to make sure the postal service carrier can reach your mailbox for delivery. Snow can strike a mailbox, mailboxes that are properly maintained usually are not affected. It is the responsibility of the property owner to maintain mailboxes to withstand snow and wind and to repair them if they are damaged by snow removal. The City will not replace mailboxes damaged asa result of rotten posts or negligence.

• We make every effort to keep from plowing snow into driveways, but in most instances, it cannot be avoided. Before your street is plowed, push or shovel the snow or ice to the LEFT side of your driveway (as looking at your house from the street); this will minimize the amount of snow and ice that gets pushed back into your driveway from the snowplows. Snow being pushed into the street by residents clearing their driveways is dangerous and is also illegal. We are unable to plow out individual driveways and appreciate your understanding and cooperation if snow is pushed onto your property.

• The City of Pickerington is not responsible for damage occurring to basketball poles and/or nets placed in the city’s right of way or extending over the roadway; however, the property owner is responsible for the damage to city vehicles as a result of these objects. These objects are not only unsafe in the right of way, but illegal as well.

• Cul-de-sac plowing is especially difficult as plows cannot easily turn or have a place to put the snow. Snow will not be placed in the middle of the cul-de-sac turnaround due to safety concerns.

For more information, contact the Service Department at 614-833-2292.

Pickerington Area Chamber 21 Lockville Road, Suite 100, Pickerington, OH 43147 614-837-1958 | www.pickeringtonchamber.com

The Pickerington Area Chamber hosts monthly events focused onthe development and growth of our business community. These events are open to members and non-members alike. We offer a wide range of topics at different times of day and different locations around the community.

Monthly Membership LuncheonsHeld on the third Thursday each month from 11:30am-1:00pm at Zion Pickerington Church, 5780 Reynoldsburg-Baltimore Road

Women’s Leadership CoalitionMeets on the first Friday of the month (with some exceptions) from 8:00-9:30am. These meetings are held at a different member location each month.

Lunch MobHeld on the last Friday of each month from 11:30am-1:00pm. This is an opportunity to connect with Chamber members and the community as we support a local restaurant. Locations vary each month.

We encourage you to visit the Chamber website at www.pickeringtonchamber.com for all up-to-date information.

Annual Awards Celebration & Silent Auction

Friday, February 1, 5:30 - 8:30pmZion Pickerington Church

The PACC Annual Awards Celebration & Silent Auction is the most anticipated Chamber event each year. This celebration draws more than 250 Chamber members, elected officials and

guests. Highlights include the review of the year’s accomplishments, the Chamber’s annual business awards, a silent auction and much more.

Outdoor Winter RecreationLooking for some outdoor activities you can do this winter?

• Victory Park ice rink will open this winter, weather permitting. Open daily from dawn to dusk. Check www.pickerington.net to see when the rink has officially opened for the season.

• Sycamore Creek Park sled hill is located behind the Pickerington Senior Center. The gate for the Covered Bridge Lane entrance will be closed on snowy days for sledding safety. Parking is available at the end of Hereford Drive.

• Disc golf can be played all year. The course remains open, even in winter.

• Cross Country skiers can find some nice open space at Sycamore Creek Park or the Disc Golf Course.

Looking for a Summer Job?The City of Pickerington Parks and Recreation Department is looking to fill several positions for this coming summer. Seasonal jobs will include:

• Recreation Leader (Summer Playground and Preschool in the Park Camp Director)

• Recreation Aide (Summer Playground Camp Staff)

• Laborer (Service and Parks Department, landscaping)

• Aquatics Staff (Lifeguard, Front Desk staff)

• Recreation Assistant (summer office internship)

Employment applications will be available in early 2019 by going to www.pickerington.net. Apply early to secure your summer position.

COMMUNITY EVENTS

You can apply for your U.S. Passport at City Hall

For more information or to make an appointment, contact the City Clerk’soffice at 614-837-3974.



Pickerington Senior Center150 Hereford Drive

Pickerington, OH 43147614-837-3020

[email protected]

Available for rentals such as church services, wedding receptions, graduation parties, and other functions.

Membership $12.50 per year includes: • Strength classes three days per week • Paint and watercolor classes weekly • Cards, including bid-euchre, euchre and bridge • Luncheons monthly • Newsletter monthly

Pancake BreakfastAll you can eat pancakes, sausage links and coffee.Adults $4.00, Kids 5-10 $2.50, Under 5 Free

Saturday, January 26, 8:00-11:00amSaturday, February 23, 8:00-11:00amSaturday, March 23, 8:00-11:00 am

Breakfast with SantaSaturday, December 1. See page 12 for details.

Breakfast with the BunnySaturday, April 13. See page 12 for details.

Violet Township Women’s League

PO Box 384, Pickerington, OH 43147614-828-8151

[email protected] | www.vtwl.org

Operational ActivitiesSpecial interest groups meet throughout the month for events such as euchre card groups, afternoon movie outings, knitting and needlework, daytrips, breakfast, lunch and dinner outings, scholarship style show and community service projects.

MembershipsOur organization is a non-profit, charitable and social club for women of all ages and walks of life who have varied interest and talents that live in Pickerington, Violet Township or any of the surrounding communities. Guests are always welcome. You may attend two meetings or activities to meet members and discover the benefits of membership in our organization before you join. Each member receives a monthly newsletter.

Membership Contact: Bobby Shaw at 614-828-8151 orNancy Colegrove at 614-904-2575

Monthly MeetingsMeetings consist of a brief business meeting, social time with refreshments, and an entertaining informational program.

Meeting LocationAmerican Legion Post7725 Refugee Road

Tuesday, December 18, 6:15pmChristmas Party and Gift Exchange

Tuesday, January 22, 6:15pmGame Night and Pizza

Tuesday, February 26, 6:15pmADAMH Board, Women’s Health

Tuesday, March 26, 6:15pmPreparing Your Home For SalePresented by Donna Brozovich of e-Merge Real Estate

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Pickerington-Violet TownshipHistorical Society

15 East Columbus StreetMail to: PO Box 732

Pickerington, OH 43147614-382-5989

[email protected]

Olde Pickerington Village Holiday GatheringFriday, December 7, 5:00-8:00pmFree admission to the museum during this family-friendly event in downtown Pickerington. Children can enjoy holiday stories and “Touch &Learn” artifacts on the main level. On the lower level, see Keith and Dottie Ebright’s Department 56 “North Pole Village” collectibles. The museum is handicap accessible.

Saturday, December 15, 10:00am-1:00pmLast chance to visit the museum and experience its “Honoring our Community’s Military” special exhibit. The museum re-opens April 2019.

Interested in history?Join the Historical Society now and enjoy

member-only benefits for the remainder of 2018 and all of 2019. Membership dues are only $10

(Individual) or $15 (Family). Stop by the Museum on Saturdays between 10:00am-1:00pm or call

614-382-5989 to sign-up. PO Box 465, Pickerington, OH 43147

614-321-8221 | [email protected]

Holiday Gathering Friday, December 7 5:00-8:00pm

Free family-friendly event featuring the city tree lighting and PCMA Food Pantry Festival of Lights (6:00pm). Horse-drawn wagon rides, circulating hop-on/hop-off trolly, ice carving demonstrations, childrens games and activities, cookie decorating for kids, strolling carolers, live reindeer, complimentary popcorn and hot chocolate, shopping, live nativity, and much more.

Indoor Farmers’ Market The Loft at Combustion Brewery

December 7, 5:00-8:00pm January 10, 4:00-8:00pmDecember 13, 4:00-7:00pm February 14, 4:00-8:00pmDecember 20, 4:00-7:00pm March 14, 4:00-8:00pm

“Experience” our monthly indoor market. Vendors, music and food. Combustion Brewery will have a special beverage each month only available in The Loft.

Pickerington Main Sycamore Plaza 201 Opportunity Way 7861 Refugee Road 614-837-4104 614-837-4383

Meet the AuthorsThursday, December 6, 7:00pmRomance is in the air.Lori Foster and Sophie JordanPickerington Main

Wednesday, January 16, 7:00pmHistorical fictionJanet BeardSycamore Plaza

Holiday Hours November 21 - Close at 5:00pm November 22 - Closed December 24-25, 31 - Closed January 1 - Closed



2018/2019 Winter Program Registration Form Parent(s) Name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (Home) (Cell) (Work) Email Address (Required)

Emergency Contact Information must be filled out (someone outside of the household preferred).

Emergency Contact Name Phone Relationship

Participant Name M/F Date of Birth Age Grade (Current or Upcoming year)

Class # Fee

Waiver for ApplicantIn consideration of permission granted to me or my child to engage in recreational activities and reservations, I, the undersigned, on behalf of myself, my heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, do hereby release and discharge the City of Pickerington, its employees, public officials, agents, officers, assigns and volunteers for any and all injuries suffered by myself and my child, claims, demands, actions, judgments and executions, which might occur on City of Pickerington premises and/or during City of Pickerington sponsored activities. I recognize and voluntarily accept all of the potential risks and hazards associated with participating in said activities, no matter how remote and unlikely. Further, I recognize the inherent danger involved in such activities and take full responsibility for my actions and physical condition. I hereby consent to receive medical treatment and hereby consent on behalf of my child to receive medical treatment, which may be deemed advisable in the event of injury, accident and/or illness during the event. I do hereby grant and give these groups the right to use my or my child’s photograph or image with or without my or my child’s name, both single and in conjunction with any persons or objects for any and all purposes including, but not limited to, private or public presentations, advertising, publicity and promotion relating thereto without compensation. I warrant that I have the right to authorize the foregoing uses and do hereby agree to hold the City of Pickerington harmless of and from any and all liability of whatever nature, which may arise out of result of such uses. The City of Pickerington reserves the right to cancel this agreement or make a decision on any situation not covered herein. I hereby acknowledge that he/she has read and agrees to comply with the terms and conditions of this agreement. For the consideration stated above, I hereby agree, on behalf of myself, my heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, to indemnify any, all or any combination of the aforesaid, jointly and severally and to hold harmless from and against any and all actions, claims, demands, liabilities, loss damage or expense of whatever kind of nature, including attorney’s fees, which may at any time be incurred by reason of my preparation and/or participation in recreational activities and reservations.

Signature Date (Parent or Guardian if participant is under 18 years old)

City Resident Discount FeeIn order to receive the City Resident Discount Fee, you must live within the City limits of Pickerington. A complete Street Listing is available on the website. A household includes one set of parents or legal guardians and their children (26 years of age and under) residing in the same household. If more than one family resides in the household, each family must setup their own household. Babysitters, grandparents, and extended family members are not included in the same household. Even though you have a Pickerington mailing address, or live within the Pickerington Local School District, you may not live within the City limits.

Cancellation of Activities The Parks and Recreation Department reserves the right to cancel activities due to low enrollment. Decisions to offer activities are based upon pre-registration numbers and made 48-72 hours in advance of the start date. Register early to help avoid a cancelled or closed out activity. If an activity is cancelled or closed, you will receive a full refund in the form of a check; no cash or credit card refunds. Refunds take about 3 weeks to process.

Refund PolicyRefunds will be made only before the start of the activity, pool season or facility reservation for one of the following circumstances and a $15 processing fee will apply:• When the activity or pool season pass refund is requested at least seven (7) days in advance

(except where otherwise noted) of the first activity meeting, provided it does not reduce the participation level below the required minimum.

• When the facility reservation refund is requested prior to two (2) weeks from the scheduled date of use.

• When a refund request is completed and approved by the Parks and Recreation Department.• No refund will be given for activities under $15.

OnlineRegister for select Parks and Recreation activities 24/7 with Online Registration at www.pickerington.net. Call the Parks and Recreation Department at 614-833-2211to verify residency status.

In PersonRegister in person from 8:00am-5:00pm, Monday-Friday inCity Hall, 100 Lockville Road, Pickerington, OH.

By MailSend completed registration form and payment to:City of Pickerington, 100 Lockville Road, Pickerington, OH 43147.

Drop-BoxLocated outside City Hall, 100 Lockville Road, Pickerington, OH.

By Fax Fax us your registration form 24/7 with your MasterCard or VISA information to 614-833-2201.

Registration is complete with full payment. Accepted methods of payment include:Cash, Checks made payable to City of Pickerington, and Visa and MasterCard.


Office Use Only

Received Date Cash

Approved By Credit Card

Total Paid Check #

Receipt Number

REGISTRATION

Registration Information:

Payment Method: Cash Check Credit Card - Please bill my (circle one): MC or VISA

Name of Cardholder Account Number Exp. Date CVC Code

Cardholder Signature Date

Please contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 614-833-2211to request a Refund Request Form. Refunds take about 3 weeks to process.


Pickerington Parks and Recreation100 Lockville Road, Pickerington, OH 43147 · www.pickerington.net · 614-833-2211

Holiday GatheringMore information on page 12

Dorothy Steiger Memorial Mitten TreeMore information on page 12

New Playground at Colony ParkMore information on page 5

Breakfast with SantaMore information on page 12

Santa’s MailboxMore information on page 12

Breakfast with the BunnyMore information on page 12

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