Foose School serves as a polling place for Wards 1 and 3 in PA elections…read more Today, I served as a representative of the election process in Dauphin County. It was my first time exercising my civic duty to assist with the voting process after online training. It was a fun yet educational experience to understand our voting rights and maintain the integrity of the process.

Great school teachers and staff. Here for parent conference. again love this school as my kids love…read moretheir friends as well.

Found this lovely gem looking for local stained glass supplies. I've now taken two classes there…read moreand had a phenomenal experience. All the people who work there are super helpful, kind, patient and supportive. They patiently answered all my questions. I signed up for their frequent shopper program which I recommend asking them about.

I took the initial three session class, which was super helpful. I really enjoyed it and still come…read moreweekly. The owner is super helpful and their glass selection is great.

Here for a soft opening! Can I just say - sooo cute!…read more The vide is cool and laid back but still super fun! I think this would be the a great space to host a party, it is a small but opened space. The staff is so sweet! The space can hold 12 people and had over 30 smells you can add to your candles. Everyone is so happy and great to work with! If you are looking for a space to host your next party or event please check this place out!

The place felt artsy and elegantly decorated. We were informed of the candle making process and…read morepersonally guided literally each and every step of the way, from selecting the scented oils, measuring the quantity, melting the wax to required temperature, and timing the final mix. In no time, the place was filled with mesmerizing aroma. You pick up the finished candle beginning the next day. Great experience.

A historic campus in the middle of a college town. The campus is walkable and quaint. You can get…read moreto one side to the other in about 10 minutes. There was some construction happening in the student union during my visit. The classrooms are neat and inviting. Students fob into all buildings.

Full disclosure: I am the parent of a newly-admitted DC Freshman. I also was accepted years ago at…read morethe Dickinson School of Law, which is un-related to DC but sits at the edge of its campus. As such, I've been to Carlisle a number of times over the past 30 years, both as a prospective law student and as the parent of a DC student. Here's my "review" of Dickinson College and the surrounding town/area... Beautiful campus, strong alumni network, including extremely successful alums like the CEO/President of LL Bean. Numerous awards for being a top-rated college as to sustainability. Responsive staff. Small student to teacher ratio. Encourages students to find their passion, so interesting combinations of double majors and majors/minor abound, and students don't declare their major until Jr year, I believe. Encourages study abroad and for a somewhat unique statistic I think, Dickinson states that 60% of its student athletes do so, with the coaches' encouragement! Dickinson is what it appears to be, "family" to its alumns and students. Extremely supportive all-around. Location is close to Harrisburg, the Commonwealth's capital, as well as an easy 1.75 hour ride to Phila area (85 miles in my case!) as a straight shot down the PA Turnpike! One comment stated this is a boring school with nothing to do. That's ridiculous. There are attractions within an easy drive, _lots_of activities on campus, and a growing diversity of students. And, to callously call the surrounding area as being full of "red-necks" is nonsense. As a former diversity trainer with a major Fortune50 company and within the USCG Aux, that statement really jolted me. The folks in Carlisle may be more rural in background than say someone from a city or a suburb near a city, but they are welcoming and friendly. Judging an entire community based on some interaction had with one or two (perhaps) is simply unfair to the community as a whole). Go Red Devils! PS To YELP: Why the heck would you NOT recommend the 3 "Not Recommended" 5-star reviews that were well-written, thoughtful and gave details upon which the reviews were based? And, from both students and parents! I don't get it! If they were included, DC would have a near 5-Star rating which is more in-line with what I've experienced via the many alumns I've met, both at DC functions AND by pure chance in the "big outside world" where they had no reason to be biased in their view...i.e. I met them via normal, everyday encounters via my job, etc!

I wish the Kindergarten was all day but even though it is only 1/2 day my son loves it. His…read moreteacher has provided him with a solid foundation and love of learning. The library is great and he is excited to go there and get new books each Friday. The office staff are friendly and pleasant. I am so glad that we live in this school district.

I was looking to have 2 antique spinning wheels repaired, and found the associated business,…read moreBluster Bay Woodworks online. The husband of this family owned business does amazing work, and me coming up from Virginia, what he does is not found many places on the east coast. Sadly the wheels did not seem to be good candidates for a return to use. What I didn't expect was the converted 1810 home turned into a weaving mecca called Red Stone Glen. Owner Sarah and her dad are nationally known weavers and fiber artists, and they share their home with her woodworker husband and their young daughters as well as weaving classrooms, and a fiber arts store where I dropped a couple hundred dollars. The large property includes the neighboring house just down the road where there is a retreat center, classrooms and a spinning wheel mini warehouse! The retreat house includes a pool and lots of scenic relaxation areas for those who come to spend a few days or weeks learning or producing fiber arts. They hold a fiber festival open house in June each year and other events. Who would think out in the woods of York County, Pennsylvania is two properties and a family dedicated to preserving fiber arts of all kinds, particularly spinning and weaving. I was surprised to learn this business is well known and appreciated by fiber artists the world over. While I could not get my wheels repaired to meet my needs, I feel compelled to support this unique business just 15 minutes from the Harrisburg airport but hidden in creative solitude.

Staff is incredibly kind and welcoming I had the best experience! Thank you to the front office, my…read morenurse and doctor for making it an easy appointment!