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Published on Monday, December 10 2018 17:53

Northland Ice Rink will be closed until father notice as we install a new chiller heat exchanger. Thank you for your patience!

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Published on Tuesday, October 16 2018 16:14

DJ Northland / Club MYX^® Returns 11/16/2018 and will be there every Friday night!

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Published on Monday, September 17 2018 02:59

We're proud to announce we have returned to a normal schedule this weekend! Thank you for your patience and many messages wondeing when we would be back!

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Published on Friday, September 14 2018 06:44

For more information please visit www.buckeyetravelhockey.com

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Published on Tuesday, May 29 2018 16:45

Our new pricing starting June 1, 2018 will be $10.00 for 13 & over and $8.00 for children under 13.

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Published on Monday, December 25 2017 07:33

COST = $9 / TWO HOURS

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Published on Monday, October 09 2017 15:36

Come out and skate at Northland Ice Center!

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Published on Friday, September 08 2017 05:24

Watch games Live and On Demand with LiveBarn! In addition to Northland Ice Center, take a look at these other rinks that are part of the LiveBarn network:

For a complete list of LiveBarn venues, click here.

LiveBarn allows Friends & Family to follow along with the action from their mobile device, tablet or computer either Live or at a more convenient time. When you subscribe to LiveBarn, you can stream and share unlimited video from any LiveBarn venue for $14.95/month, and may cancel at any time.

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Click here to view LiveBarn’s Top 10 Plays from the 2016-17 Season.

Please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you have any questions. For more information or to sign up, visit www.livebarn.com.

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Published on Friday, July 28 2017 17:37

PROMO CODE: 8270-ee93

www.livebarn.com

LiveBarn is now at Northalnd Ice Center and many other rinks throughout the area. LiveBarn provides online broadcasts of hockey games at our venues – both live and via on-demand replay. This service allows Friends and Family to watch online when they cannot attend a game. Athletes and coaches have the benefit of reviewing their games and sharing video highlights online or downloading full games for archival, educational and scouting purposes.

LiveBarn is available via a monthly subscription basis: premium for viewing and downloading ($24.95/month) or standard for viewing and sharing ($14.95). A free one-day trial is available. Use promotional codes 8270-ee93 for a 10% discount.

While viewing on-demand, you can SHARE 30-second highlights via social media and email (standard account) or DOWNLOAD 30-minute clips and store up to 30 hours of content per month (premium accounts only).

More information about this service can be found at www.livebarn.com. Please direct all technical questions or feedback directly to Livebarn.

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1. Create a LiveBarn account using one of our promotional codes shown above.

**Premium account needed for downloading, standard account for sharing**

2. Search for your rink.

3. Select Live to begin watching live action or On Demand for past games or to share/download clips.

4. For On Demand, select date and time.

5. Select date and time for On Demand.

6. Pause the video at the time you would like the 30 second clip to stop.

7. Select which social media you would like to share to.

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ex. for a 9:40AM game, select the 9:30, 10:00 and 10:30 increments, start the video, press pause and the both download buttons and the entire game will be stored on your computer.

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Published on Tuesday, March 14 2017 02:10

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Update on Northland Ice Center and Current Evendale Legislation

Evendale, Cincinnati, OH / USA – Monday March 13, 2017

The rink managers and local organization representatives have held three personal meetings over past few days regarding the recent news regarding The Evendale Fire Department wanting the village council to approve an [emergency] ordinance regulating air quality for indoor ice rinks. Rich Szturm (President) stated that today the Evendale Fire Chief came into the facility to explain everything and also reassured that [Northland] was compliant and only need to add a Nitrogen Dioxide monitor. He also reassured Northland Ice Center that their facility has not had any problems and there should be none regarding this legislation.

Regarding compliance of Evendale Ice Rinks, it was mentioned that facilities would have at least 30 days to adopt the changes. The Chief said the Fire Department doesn't even have Nitrogen Dioxide detectors available currently and is ordering them. Northland Ice Center has had a Carbon Monoxide monitoring system since 1993 which was upgraded in 2007. Rich states that it gets calibrated every six months and our highest reading was Sunday night after a staff member edged the ice after the last event then cut it 2 times which the Carbon Monoxide meter read 5 ppm which is well below 30 ppm. Typically after an average ice cut, the reading will be 3 or 4 ppm.

Rich declined comment regarding other rinks in the city of Evendale.

With the availability for ice in the Cincinnati area already being very limited due to the recent closure of the Cincinnati Gardens, this is an important topic for the Cincinnati area, especially, teams, parents of high school, travel and collegiate hockey teams, figure skaters and over 1,000 adult recreational ice hockey players that this is addressed in a professional and responsible way.

“The ice rink owners are not opposed to monitoring and measuring carbon monoxide (CO) levels, one of the requirements in the proposed Evendale ordinance. They already do this. They say that they stay within guidelines established by OSHA and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) relating to the indoor operation of equipment, such as forklifts.” Says Cincinnati Enquirers Sheila Vilvens

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NRCW Companies / NRCW TV
Web / Media and Marketing Partner of Northland Ice Center and Cincinnati Adult Hockey Leagues
Drew Eppley
NRCW LLC
PO BOX 428812
CINCINNATI, OH 45242
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