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While the most notable attraction in Corryville may be the street known as "short Vine," there's nothing short about it! Enjoy a piping-hot batch of buffalo wings at BW-3's, pick up a new pair of shoes at that cute little boutique on the corner, and take in a show at Bogart's. You can do all of this while your laundry spins and rinses at Sudsy Malones Rock 'n Roll Laundry & Bar.

Near the University of Cincinnati main campus, Corryville has long been a hub of activity for University students, faculty and visitors. Despite all this activity, Corryville still manages to create a cozy atmosphere amid turn-of-the-century brownstones, where children play, adults relax, and over 4,000 people are proud to call this neighborhood home.

4,400 people reside in the .5 square miles of Corryville. With the University of Cincinnati next door, Corryville attracts many singles and younger couples who are on the move. Residents in their 20s and 30s make up a large segment of this neighborhood's population.

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Of the 2,000 housing units in Corryville, 16% are owner occupied. 375 single-family homes, many of them older brownstones, can be found within this neighborhood.

5 homes were sold in 1998 at an average price of $50,200

4 homes were sold in 1997 at an average price of $43,250

6 homes were sold in 1996 at an average price of $47,533

Want to view listings of homes presently on the market in Corryville? MLS Listings

	Bishop Triangle Bishop Street & Jefferson Avenue		.13 acres

	Burnet Woods Clifton Avenue between West Martin Luther King Drive and Ludlow Trailside Nature Center has educational programs and a planetarium that offers seasonal programming. Playground equipment and picnic facilities with a shelter and grills available for public use.		89.4 acres

All listed phone numbers are in area code 513 unless otherwise noted.

Corryville Community Center
2823 Eden Ave.

Wow! What a place, this center has almost everything. This is a brand new facility that opened in October 1999.

Full-size gym has drop-in basketball and volleyball games, volleyball leagues, and a wheelchair basketball league called the Slammers. Karobics is a combination of karate and aerobics in one. Gymnastics classes are also available.

This center has its own studio offering ballet, jazz, and tap classes.

A state-of-the-art weight room and cardio equipment, all wheelchair accessible, plus a rock climbing room.

Outdoor playground and basketball courts.

Indoor Park is a play program for preschool age children that lets them release all that energy while their parents get to have adult conversation.

After-school program has homework time and recreational activities.

Art classes available for all ages.

This center also has seasonal parties for the community families to enjoy.

269-5302

One of the reasons Cincinnati takes so much pride in its people and its workforce is the quality of the students who graduate from its schools. You'll learn more than just your ABCs and 123s; from bilingual academies, to numerous nationally recognized college preparatory programs, Cincinnati has many options for parents in search of a well-rounded, quality education for their child.

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NEIGHBORHOOD RESTAURANTS AND ENTERTAINMENT

Getting hungry, stop by the Forum Restaurant and Cardigan's Cafe, at the Vernon Manor Hotel, 400 Oak St.. Amidst elegant surroundings enjoy the restaurant's American and European dishes or lighter fare at Cardigan's Cafe. Live entertainment is performed during weekends.

281-3300

BW-3's - Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar
2634 Vine St.
BW-3's wings come with ten different sauces, and we highly recommend keeping a glass of water nearby.

961-2999

Queen City Grind
2607 Vine
Gourmet coffee, sandwiches, and desserts.

751-5840

Mecklenburg Gardens
302 E. University Ave
A 130-year-old German biergarten that served German immigrants at the turn of the century has reopened its doors after closing in the 1980s. This time they've placed a stronger influence on the beer, with 60 different bottles and 16 on tap.

221-5353

Sudsy Malone's Rock and Roll Laundry & Bar
A bar & laundromat. Wash your clothes, drink some beer, and listen to live bands all in one trip. Mostly UC crowd in their 20s.

751-2300

Bogart's
2621 Vine St.
Stars like Bob Dylan, Better Than Ezra, Squirrel Nut Zippers, and Green Day have all played at Bogart's. Buy your tickets at Ticketmaster or at the door. Bogart's also hosts an annual Battle of the Bands contest in which audience members choose the winner.

281-8400

Buzz Coffeeshop and CD-O-RAMA
2900 Jefferson Ave.
This store is actually two stores combined, both a gourmet coffeeshop and a used compact cd store. Eclectic collection of music and people, open 18 hours a day.

221-3472

NEARBY MOVIE THEATERS

Central Park 11
Cinemas 4600 Smith Road
Norwood

531-7655

Esquire Theatre
320 Ludlow Ave.
Clifton

281-8750

Kenwood Towne Centre Theatres
7875 Montgomery Road
Kenwood

791-2248

Mt. Lookout Cinema Grill
3187 Linwood Ave
Mt. Lookout

321-3211

Oakley Drive-In Theater
5033 Madison Road
Madisonville

271-4600

OmniMax Theater
Cincinnati Museum Center
1301 Western Ave.

287-7000

Showcase Cinemas Cincinnati
1701 Showcase Drive

351-2232

NEIGHBORHOOD SHOPPING

Most of the shopping in Corryville caters to the college crowd. The stores are easy to spot because they appeal to people whose clothing makes more than a fashion statement. From clothing to furniture, just about anything you need can be found on "short" Vine.

Scentiments Rock City
2614 Vine St.
Scentiments stands out among the many used/vintage/offbeat clothing retailers in Corryville.

281-1667

Fashion Cents
1 West Corry

281-6530

NEARBY SHOPPING MALLS

Kenwood Towne Center
7875 Montgomery Road
Kenwood
Lazarus, Parisian, Dillard's and 160 specialty stores, plus a food court and restaurants.

745-0205

Sycamore Plaza at Kenwood
Kenwood & Montgomery roads
Kenwood
Barnes & Noble Bookstores, Toys OR Us, Lazarus Furniture Gallery, Dick's Sporting Goods and a variety of stores and restaurants.

793-2131

Tower Place Mall
28 West 4th St.
Downtown
More than 70 specialty stores, a food court and restaurants. Lazarus, Saks Fifth Ave. and Tiffany's are easily accessible via skywalk.

241-7700

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	POLICE
	District Four 4150 Reading Road Avondale		352-3576

	Neighborhood Sergeants Julie Sheearer		352-3889

	Neighborhood Officer Terry Windeler		352-3889


	Community Policing Activities: Neighborhood block watches, citizens police academies, DARE and after school/summer programs, bike patrols

	FIRE
	Engine Company 19 2814 Vine St. Corryville, 45215

	Looking for a good book? You'll find plenty at the: Corryville Branch Library 2802 Vine St.		369-6034

	Public Library of Cincinnati & Hamilton County 800 Vine St. Downtown		369-6900


	Can't find the resource you've been searching for? Try the Langsam Library at the University of Cincinnati or the Xavier University Library. Hours vary, especially during the summer, so call first.

	UC Library 2624 Clifton Ave.		556-1424

	XU Library 3800 Victory Pkwy		745-3881

	Corryville residents have an increased voice in the decisions that affect their neighborhood because of the presence of their local community council. The neighborhood council is charged with handling topics that include zoning, boundary disputes, city services and an array of issues that affect the quality of life in its neighborhood.

	Corryville Community Council President: Dan Schimburg Location: Corryville Recreation Center, 2823 Eden Ave (There are no meetings in July or December) Meeting Time: 2nd Tuesday of every month, 6-7:30 p.m.

	Corryville Community Development Corporation 2606 Vine St. enhances building efforts. Tom Hadley is the contact.

	Corryville Economic Development Corporation enhances development efforts, especially along Short Vine. Maureen Mello is the director

	University Village Association Contact: John Barnwell 281-7224

	If you live in the City of Cincinnati, the Department of Public Works provides solid waste collection and recycling at no cost.

	24-hour City of Cincinnati Customer Service Line		591-6000

	Department of Public Works Office Information & Administration		352-3218

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