I have been playing Homestead more often in the past two years. I give credit where credit is due,…read morethe drainage here is much improved and the course gets firmer earlier than ever before. It is still a waterlogged mess in the off season but, drainage and turf conditions are significantly improved. I have enjoyed firm conditions from April to September and now play here regularly. I suggest you do the same and rediscover Homestead.

This course needs some love but is a good challenge…read more The greens were brown and we're in need of repair. The bunkers were full of weeds. The ponds were swampy and needed cleaning. They've been cutting a lot of corners all around. It's too bad.

My Mother was with CHCC for just a little less that a year, before she passed. The staff was always…read morepolite and professional. They were there to be helpful at all times. If I needed to get anything, they would contact me in a timely manner. The menu was always great. I felt like I should bring the monthly list home and use it as a guide for meals. The hallways and rooms were clean and neat. While my Mother didn't join in on the activities, They had plenty of art, coffee, groups that she could have. A special thanks to Steve Wallace for his help during this year.

From the owner: Christian Health Care Center is a non-profit skilled nursing and rehabilitation care facility…read morelocated in beautiful Lynden, Washington.

I went to the Humane Society of Skagit Valley a few weeks ago hoping to adopt a dog. The front desk…read morestaff was really friendly and helpful -- they took their time and pointed me toward some sweet dogs that seemed like a good match. While I was there, I noticed a little pug and asked about her. They told me she wasn't available for adoption. I could see why -- her butt was prolapsed and there was liquid poop and blood all over her kennel. She was panting, whining, and frantically trying to get out. It was really upsetting to see. I spoke with the manager, who told me not to worry, that they had it under control and the dog was fine. I left feeling terrible. I came back a few days later and the poor pug was still in the same condition -- prolapse, bloody diarrhea, the whole thing. She still looked miserable. I'm really concerned that they don't have the animals' best interest at heart. A prolapsed rectum is painful, and there was clearly blood coming from her. I just don't understand how a person could look at that and think it's okay to leave her like that. This experience has me seriously questioning the level of care the animals are getting. I wanted to support the shelter, but I left feeling heartbroken and worried. I'm still looking to adopt a dog, but after this experience I don't feel confident adopting from here.

Bad customer services, never return phone calls! I submitted an application and then called them…read more The lady said she would call me back within an hour but never called me back. I tried again two days later, same experience happened. Finally a day later they told me the cat I chose was already gone and told me to just make an appointment whenever I see a new cat arrives. I did but then the lady said I can't make an appointment because the cat just came in, need 72 hours. She can't guarantee I would get the cat though. I don't want to waste more time, I went to a different shelter where people know how to run the business. I got the cat!