I caught a Renegades game at Heritage Financial Park and had a blast. The atmosphere was great, the…read morestaff did a good job keeping the crowd engaged, and they really make an effort to get the kids involved throughout the game. Minor league baseball is almost always a fun time, but this park really stands out as a solid experience overall. Even as someone who isn't necessarily a big fan of the team, I still had a really good time. The energy was fun, the park was easy to enjoy, and it made for a great night out. If you're looking for an affordable, relaxed sports experience, this is definitely worth checking out. Affordable family fun is had to find.

The Renegades do such a great event for Veteran's each and every year. Their dedication and support…read moreto honor and value those who have served is beyond commendable.

The artwork of Maria Lago is inspirational and technically astonishing. A must see, must visit for…read moreHudson Valley art lovers.

From the owner: Studio 502 This beautiful 1000 square ft. gallery space with…read moreviews looking out to Mt. Beacon and overlooking Beacon Falls will be owned and operated by the artist, Maria Lago. Maria intends to use the space as a working studio and on-going exhibition space for her art works. The studio will keep regular weekend hours and will be also be open by appointment for private showings. About Maria Lago Maria Lago is an accomplished artist whose work has featured prominently in private collections, museums and galleries in Europe and the United States. A long-time New York resident, Maria Lago is originally from Asturias, in Northern Spain and the magic and mystery of her art work is greatly influenced by the pre-historic caves paintings of the region. Each work is a thick mixture of materials such as plaster, glue, sand, shells, pebbles, and wood that she uses to cover the canvas, creating a base that resembles destroyed ruins or an eroded cave wall. The strong expressionistic works employ primitive symbols and archetypal images to explore both the universal human condition and her individual experience. The subjects of the paintings range from the artist in her studio, to landscapes to feminist visions of creation. Whether they depict a landscape, an animal, or a studio interior, the work explores man's origins and his integration into the surrounding world.

This review is for both Central Valley and 25 Rykowski Lane, Middletown location. The most…read moreunresponsive, disorganized company I have ever dealt with. I am happy our loan is over and we no longer have to deal with this company. Not only do they loose payments that were signed for, they send out multiple late payment notices when checks have been cashed and posted. The reps at the Central Valley location were helpful, but any phone support is null. Managers and/or Financial Representatives never return calls.

Horrible credit union to try and do business with!! Found their staff very rude...if you can find…read moresomeone to help you. Went there THREE TIMES to try and open an account...as I am moving to the area after retiring and apparently they don't want my money...IMAGINE?!!! Good luck with your "expansion" in PA! I give them a year or two and they will be bought by someone else I'm sure with the way they do business.

I would give this company a negative rating if I could. I've banked with this company for many…read moreyears. It's always had issues but there was a time I wouldn't have said it was any worse than any other place I've banked. However, I've noticed the quality of service has depreciated so much through the years. I've been hanging on thinking Heritage would find its legs eventually, but this place is crap and perhaps irredeemable at this juncture. As bad as it's been, I would always know at least one quality teller who instilled trust and fixed everyone else's screwups, but they are all gone, which should've been one cue among many to leave. My relatives already pulled most of their monies in the past few months and my friends a few years back with a few even preferring institutions with worse interest rates rather than deal with Heritage Financial Credit Union's incompetence. The problem is always being told something incorrect and/or being given the runaround for a minor service. From my own experience, I can't tell when staff are deliberately lying or just don't know what they are talking about, but I've lost money either way. And I can vouch that it's nearly impossible to find anyone competent enough or willing to attend to even the smallest of issues. For example, some time ago a business sent out a fraud alert because I paid for some things with a small value check then returned to the store less than 10 minutes later and paid for another transaction with a very high value check. Apparently that's something that scammers do, so an agency representing the company put out a block so no company represented by them would accept any checks from my account until I proved my identity to the credit union. I was told not to worry because such an alert takes mere minutes to resolve. The cashier initially told me not to even bother moving my stuff or leaving the line because everything would be fixed by the time I moved off. What's supposed to happen is that the agency that represents the store contacts the financial institution, and the institution verifies you're the rightful owner of the account. This took nearly three hours to resolve! The actually verification took seconds but it took hours for the agency to get through. The agency said they've never had so much difficulty contacting someone at a financial institution before. It was subtly suggested I leave the credit union, and I should've listened. Heritage rarely answers my phone calls or they'll transfer my call to anyone but the person I request. The quality of service depends on who happens to be on shift any particular day. And, this can't be resolved by just booking appointments. They will cancel appointments without notification or say it wasn't on the calendar. Booking an appointment sometimes takes longer than the actual appointment. And, as a cherry on it all, now they have staff with awful attitudes and low comprehension skills who flat out refuse to do their job. I'm willing to bet the high turnover is because it's grating to deal with such people. I can barely tolerate it for a few minutes as a customer. I can't imagine what it's like having to work beside such characters for an entire shift. Try to address such behavior and you're basically told about the services that can be done via app or phone. They clearly have no intentions on bringing back professionalism. At this point the only positive I have to say is that there is always ample parking. Take your money elsewhere. I will.

My husband and I have many issues with this bank. We are currently working with another bank to…read moretransfer our account out of Heritage. Teresa, one of the managers there is very rude and condescending. There is no follow-through, and no one seems to know what they are doing. We have been lied to many times. If anyone wants people they can trust with their money/accounts...I do not recommend they bank with Heritage.

I am very happy with the service I got from Heritage folks!…read moreThey closed my mortgage in 14 days and the highlight was they were very pro-active and responsive. DJ (Dheeraj) and his team worked relentlessly to close this out in record time. He and his team coordinated and communicated with the realtor, escrow & insurance companies with very minimal involvement from me or my wife. I recommend Heritage services to everyone and anyone. Value for money, super charged and highly talented folks whose mission is to take care of their client and their stress-free involvement!

it was nice to work with the right people who care and understand…read more others i will definitely reccommed this corporation specifically dheeraj who is very senciour and resposible person .

3/18/26: The Vanderbilt Mansion is a must see when visiting Hyde Park!…read more You first drive up a winding driveway, till you reach the visitor's center to purchase tickets. Should you have a National Service Park Pass, you'll be able to enter for free. It's best to call at 9 AM just to be sure there's availability. Inside the center, you'll find restrooms and a large display of the Vanderbilt family tree. Our docent Mike first started the tour at the visitor center. Mike was very knowledgeable and had wonderful wit. The visitor center used to be the guest house for Mrs. Vanderbilt's bachelor friends during their stay over. Mike walked us over to the main estate. The outside of the estate is stunning. We then entered the beautiful estate. All the furnishings are absolutely gorgeous. The last part of the tour is walking down the servants stairs. However, the best photo view is probably looking up from the bottom of the staircase. Hope you enjoy the photos. Photos are allowed, but without flash.

Our primary purpose in coming up to Hyde Park was to visit the Roosevelt sites, but we figured we'd…read morestop here at neighboring Vanderbilt Mansion since we were already in the area. It was well worth the stop! Tours are required to enter the mansion and last an hour. It was well worth it - our tour guide was fantastic - engaging, knowledgeable, and fun. This 54 room estate was owned by what our tour guide described as the "Vanderbilt least likely to star in a reality show," his wife Louise was fascinated by France so all of her spaces are heavily French inspired, and despite a very clear upstairs/downstairs division, these Vanderbilts left significant portions of their fortune based on individual years of service to their servants in their will. The story of how this mansion ended up with the National Park Service was also interesting - the home itself was left to Louise's niece, who, while wealthy, was unable to pay the taxes on this additional large property. So she attempted to sell - but it was the Great Depression and there were no buyers. Neighbor Franklin D. Roosevelt proposed a plan: offer to sell the property and home intact to the NPS for $1 as he also made arrangements to transfer his neighboring property to them, as well. The grounds themselves are lovely - the Vanderbilts maintained formal gardens and are free to explore. There is a stunning view - referred to as "a millionaire's view" at the time - of the Hudson River. Tickets can be purchased for house tours in the visitor's center. Note that the home does not have air conditioning so it can get toasty in warm weather.

Great local bank! Interest is earned on checking and…read moresavings accounts every few months. The app works well with good features and descriptions of accounts and the phone answering service reps are quick and thorough.

Dolson Avenue in Middletown needs to work on the drive thru being open more. Its closed more during…read morebank operations then open.....