This review is mostly for the building. I recently attended a private event and I was very…read moreimpressed by the cleanliness and staff .From the security personnel till the maintenance workers, they were all very nice and helpful!Beautiful view from the 11 th floor!Jose was so accommodating with all of our needs in setting up our exposition and conference!My only wish is that I knew about the validated parking option.Very impressive building and beautiful illuminated at night. Thank you for hosting our event!

Capital Community College is by far the greatest community college in the state. In the Old G Fox…read moreBuilding, it is floor by floor of student activities, classes and a true community environment. The faculty is the nicest in the world and trully cares about students. I recommend it for your education and the furthering of your future!

You get out of it what you put into it. I put my all into it. I was there every day, and I studied…read morehard. Thus, I got alot out of it. I went through the Audi Training Program afterwards, and have seen reward from this. The teachers (for the most part) are excellent, and very well trained. They know what they're talking about, and a genuinely interested in your education. The other staff are very friendly and helpful. On the downside, the facility is run down. Alit of equipment needs to be repaired. Alit of the training aids need to be updated. Also, the staff are poor at communicating. It's hard to find information and figure out what is going on sometimes. Also the school doesn't like to give snow days. Often I've had to drive through terrible conditions to get to school. And even when there are snow days,vthey don't tell you the day before, like everyone else. They call you at 5 or 6 AM that day. School starts at 7AM, so if you live farther away, you might not find out until too late. The dorms are horrendous, so don't even consider them. They are rampant with drugs, alcohol, fights, and prostitutes. They don't even get a 1 star. Don't live in the dorms. To be honest, I'd give the Lincoln Tech experience a 3.8 star out if 5. It's a good school, but there's also alot of room for improvement. The career services department is excellent as well. Jenn Nunes has found me excellent job opportunities. Also to note, the Student Supervisor Aaron Oates is very good at his job. I go to him whenever I have a question is misunderstanding, and he's very helpful.

Every teacher in this this school goes above and beyond to make sure you know everything you need…read moreto about whatever trade you're interested in. Bryan got me in and idk about any other REP. But he truly cares about you doing your best. Mr. Papagna is seriously the best teacher I ever had! This guy multitasks like nobody i have ever met! He'll teach 3 classes at the same time! But seriously, if you're looking for the perfect trade school, this is perfect for ANYONE!!!!

Kind people. Everyone is welcome. The choir is EXCEPTIONAL.!!! Hours are a bit unpredictable, but…read morethe choir makes up for lack of services and the schedule is always accurate, online.

This is not your typical church and has been my place to raise my children, meet great people, and…read morefeed my spiritual side. It helps you search for truths and values without denying your own past. It has a lifespan education program for all ages along with different social services and social justice projects for the community around us. You're welcome to visit us a few times to see if it's a place for you, too.

Kindercare Rocky Hill has become part of our family. We found Kindercare after an extensive search…read moreof almost a dozen "schools" that we would be comfortable leaving our daughter. Who would have thought that the perfect fit would be in our own town, Rocky Hill. Our daughter has thrived in her time with Kindercare. She comes home full of excitement with stories of her classmates and teachers and all the fun things she did/learned that day. The staff is so warm and hospitable. I trust them with my daughter and all her classmates. If you are looking, or have a second of a doubt on where being your child for care...I am behind Kindercare Rocky Hill 100%! We recently had our second child, and the staff has been so kind and flexible with us. They communicate with us daily on activities of the day and any relative information we would need as parents. I breathe an extra warm breath of air after dropping off my daughter at Kindercare Rocky Hill. I know in my full heart that she is in the best care with them. Thank you Kindercare Rocky Hill! You ROCK!

My son has been going to this daycare since he was two months old, after a bad experience at…read moreanother daycare. The center was very accommodating with my schedule and getting him in quickly. I feel confident dropping him off, knowing that he is well taken care of, and that he is having fun! The director, Jessenia is so kind and greets everyone by name when they come in. All of the teachers, even the ones that my son doesn't interact with daily, know his name and greet him when they see him. He has been in three different classrooms as he's gotten older, and each teacher has treated him with so much love and care. I have seen his confidence and abilities grow, and he's always excited to get in the car to go to "school". I also love the app, which his teachers update regularly so I can see pictures and videos of his day. My family is so grateful to have such a supportive facility for my child.

This is a very special place. The retreats are exceptional, the music is beautiful-so professional…read moreand moving, the lodging and food is highest caliber. Father David is a wonderful priest, whose homilies are right on target with an empasis on mercy, love, and forgiveness --a rare find these days. When I go to Mass there- I always feel spiritually enriched. I'm so grateful for Holy Family-it is truly a light in the darkness. Diane B

(This is a review of the grounds and labyrinth, which are open to the public sunrise to sunset)…read more Life is full of twists and turns, right? And life's journey rarely puts us on a straight path to our goal. Those are some of the concepts behind the design and meaning of a labyrinth. Its maze-like design has only one way into the center, so you need faith and trust that you're walking in the right direction to get there. When the Pandemic hit us in early 2020, my wife remembered seeing a feature on the local news about how people were dealing with stress and searching for a sense of peace and tranquility. One of the things mentioned was a place in West Hartford where you could walk around and visit a labyrinth. After a little research, we identified that place to be the Holy Family Monastery-Retreat Center, and that's where we spent an hour or so today. Its 48 acres of peace and tranquility with paved paths, unpaved paths, statues, a basketball court, and all kinds of interesting sites. The most interesting feature is the Retreat's labyrinth with stone path dividers and an ash-gravel floor, It was dedicated on September 11, 2008. You walk it in a winding circular path that eventually takes you into its center and a circular sculpture where visitors have placed little souvenirs, stones, and remembrances to honor a person, event, or an emotion. I saw tiny toys, a religious medal, a blue silk flower and hand painted stones that said "Care", Success", "Romance", and "Happy Birthday". I'm sure that every article had a story behind it, some happy and some, no doubt, sad. It reminded me of the souvenirs and items of remembrance I've seen at the Vietnam Veterans Wall in DC, and The World Trade Center Memorial at Ground Zero. I'm not a very religious or spiritual person, but my visit to the Labyrinth was a very beautiful and satisfying experience.

I recently attended a wedding at this cathedral. It is a wonderful combination of beauty and…read morefunction. It is a treat for the eyes and also for the ears with the superb acoustics. No booklets and pamphlets were out today, just the QR codes on the back of the pews. I'll assume they still have those to distribute for older parishioners who might not have or want to use an electronic device. The kneelers are very heavy to move. Since I'm sure the cathedral gets many guests, I'd like to see a few more directional signs - as many of us entered for the wedding, I frequently heard, " Where do I enter?" or "Am I supposed to take the elevator?" But once you get past those things, you'll enjoy the experience.

I've seen quite a few impressive cathedrals around the world, including St. Francis in St. Louis…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/st-francis-xavier-college-church-saint-louis?hrid=2Y2BMChxdXLxTj9c3oD2QA, Cattedrale di Palermo in Sicily https://www.yelp.com/biz/cattedrale-di-palermo-palermo?hrid=sekzQVqMLqLaS3oqlkglRg, Basílica Pontificia de San Miguel in Madrid https://www.yelp.com/biz/bas%C3%ADlica-pontificia-de-san-miguel-madrid-2?hrid=C4kBfpglSEnAd4tALXEKCw, Duomo di Milano https://www.yelp.com/biz/duomo-di-milano-milano-3?hrid=Qg9uTmi5Dk17aRDlCjoVQQ, and the beautiful Grundtvigs Kirke in Copenhagen https://www.yelp.com/biz/grundtvigs-kirke-k%C3%B8benhavn-nv?hrid=c2fByuVKUIkc3WJZD58ZHw. As a modern cathedral, this one in Hartford is absolutely stunning and is as magnificent as any of the above. I arrived on a weekday and was already impressed by the imposing exterior. Surprisingly, the doors were unlocked and the cathedral is open. Masks are still required in late May. There was no one in the central nave or at the altar. The structure was empty and very quiet. It made for some lovely pictures and afterwards, I took a seat and had a moment of reflection. There is free parking outside and as I mentioned, the building is open. Well worth your time if you're touristing in Hartford. [Review 15184 overall, 686 of 2021, number 36 in Connecticut.]