Not only does this library have an incredible selection of books It also has machine systems like…read morecomputers and printers, A little onsite store, and an oxygenated air system that can only be rivaled by the big casinos ... Well done Worcester

Wow! The main Worcester Public Library is amazing! It is large, open and airy-just lovely! The…read morestaff is welcoming and informative. Everything you would want in a library is available: books, study areas, sitting spaces, computers, internet access, and more importantly, an on-staff social worker. This is such a wonderful addition and should be available in more urban libraries. Kudos!

Played a tournament on this field. Great turf field to play on. Lights for the night time games…read more Plenty of restaurants around the field.

I moved from CA to Ma 2 years ago to attend Clark, and I don't regret it one bit. Professors and…read moreclassmates are friendly and very accommodating.

Thoroughly enjoyed the class. The instructor Gary was highly knowledgeable and made the class fun…read moreand enjoyable. The class started with the session of stretching, followed by Gary teaching us the first two movements from Tai chi. I should add that the class was at the Millbury Senior center and designed for those of us who are older. It cost only $3 per person but did require participants to be members of the senior center. I will be going back and bringing my wife with me. For seniors looking for low impact, stretching and enjoyable exercise environments, I highly recommend it.

Would give 1 star if that were an option. I went here for a week long conference focused on…read moreeducators teaching at Catholic institutions of higher education. Stayed on campus in Figge hall. Bed was like a concrete slab. The group was told that we couldn't use their fitness center because we were "outsiders". Environment was not welcoming.

LIFT HIGH THE CROSS!!!…read more Grant G. is one of my fellow Class of 2010 classmates, and I can not say it better. Holy Cross is the bomb. We are THE top Jesuit school in New England (never mind Boston College, because they are good at sports), academically, we are equals to the Ivy Leagues and Georgetown. A fun fact for those that don't know: in the days of religious intolerance in Massachusetts, Holy Cross was not allowed to confer degrees because it is a Catholic institution. Bishop Fenwick, the founder of Holy Cross and Georgetown, signed the diplomas and they had to say Georgetown even though the students were studying at Holy Cross in Massachusetts. Anyway, HC continues to be one of the United States' top college's academically and it shows from the caliber of professors and the students. In 2014, Holy Cross jumped the rankings in US News & World Report and was ranked 25th in the US among liberal arts colleges. In PayScale's 2012-2013 study, Holy Cross ranked 7th in the nation amongst liberal arts schools for mid-career salary potential. HC has consistently been ranked by Barron's Guide to US Colleges and Universities as one of 50 of the ¨most academically demanding colleges across America¨, sharing this ranking with the Ivies, BC, Georgetown, and Notre Dame. The Princeton Review also gave Holy Cross a 98/99 academic rating, where only 5 other colleges were awarded a higher rating. Holy Cross flourishes in fellowships and grants such as Watson, Fullbright, and Rhodes. HC professors are a critical piece of this puzzle to the student's success and for this, we are grateful! They are such a part of our success that they will become parts of our lives past Mount St. James and a part of our families. Thank you, Holy Cross. In Hoc Signo Vinces! I know that for attending Holy Cross, I have become a better person. I have left with Jesuit ideals and high caliber teachings that I will never forget. -Andrea D., Class of 2010

Lack of professionalism and respect. As a police officer you would think that you would want to be…read morerespectful especially when the other person is giving off respect. But in this situation it was far from that. I understand parking in certain areas in illegal, no matter how long your their. But give the ticket and be respectful. This baiting that police offers do is injustice. It's like dealing with an immature adult. What's worst, complaint to the precinct seems to be a waste of time. We look at police as someone to protect and defend, to be respectful and understanding, to be there in need. But this officer, I would not trust him. In this situation all I did was return something at kohls, I understand I was parking illegally. I accepted the ticket. He gave it to me sounding calm. But as soon as we looking at my wife, who is black, his voice changed. Making it seem as if she was giving him an attitude. The interaction was simply she could not move the car while I was in the store. She can not drive. She doesn't have a license. This is what she told him. Again, I accepted the ticket, but then afterwards he told me, " I wouldn't have given you a ticket if she hadn't given me lip." Did not have to say anything as if she was doing anything wrong. It's annoying, can't say much more. Just be careful for this one.

Judgmental and downright paranoid police department. Will pursue drivers in the thief of the night…read moreand essentially make a lie up in order to get more information out of you. Some on the team that I've witnessed have a bad case of superiority complex and believe that they have the right to do just about anything to you, even try to search your car without a search warrant! They have been shown to not care nor give the benefit of doubt with your rights in mind! Historically speaking, I have been followed and confronted by Millbury police after dropping one of my friend's clothes off at one of their donation bins near Goretti's not just once, but TWICE in the same night; following me all the way to route 20! The first excuse they gave me was that my inspection sticker was expiring in a month(they must've either been bored or looking for their nightly quota to be saying stuff like that LOL) and shortly afterwards, began to question me about what I was doing regarding putting "something" into the donation bin. Puzzled, I told him that it was my friends old sweatshirt. His response was "are you sure?" I insisted to him that it indeed was. He then brought up the inspection sticker "issue" AGAIN and told me to get it renewed even though I still had an entire month to take action. Driving back further towards Shrewsbury, a SECOND officer decides to pull me over and give me the same tangent as the previous; asking me about where I came from and what I'm doing etc etc. At this point, I'm completely turned off from the idea of going to Millbury at night in concerns that I'm just being consistently stalked and harassed by the town's police department; who may have attempted to start an investigation about me regarding the most pathetic of matters like putting clothes in a bin DESIGNED for donating clothes! Unbelievable! Fast forward to this year, I have noticed the same pattern: 1)They pull you over. 2) Throw a minor traffic violation at you(oftentimes without even writing a ticket or warning which pretty much proves that they had ulterior motives against you to begin with). 3) They begin asking personal questions about what you've been doing and where have you been going 4)Try to immediately accuse you of rumored crimes based off of anecdotal claims or excessive suspicion and find any means necessary(including fear tactics) to get you to admit the said crime and charge you for it. When compared to it's neighboring towns, like Worcester or EVEN Shrewsbury(my hometown); there is no contest that some of the most potentially harassing and advantageous of cops belong to this department. It's a shame because there is one cop witnessed that was a decent and relatively fair human being when I needed to file an accident report, but is unfortunately overshadowed by the many "stalkers" and detectives that take things to the unnecessary extremes; exhibiting corrupt behavior for their line of duty. I'm very disappointed with how most of them handle their tasks to "serve and protect". They either don't care about doing anything to help their fellow residents or do something so extreme that they cross the blue line and make you the center of an investigation! No in between!

Video killed the radio! So the cell phone killed the book…read morestore ! But it's not totally gone, we can always rely on Barnes's and Noble to make sure we get the best of knowing. Years and years we have spent in this book store. It's great that they still have are around. You're on vacation and you are going to read and enjoy a book. To me, and surprisingly, the children; a "real book" is the greatest of all ! They have all sorts of books. The selection is truly amazing. The books are organized by categories and everything is easy to find . What's not to love when you read a book and enjoy a few moments with your imagination and learn something. To know that is the best gift that you can offer yourself and then talk to others and share it . Purchase a book and read. These days books are a better value for your money. They offer more than you can imagine . Need a special gift that's unique it's all here . After you purchase that book you can visit the cafe and have a drink which is Starbucks for the coffee and little snacks. The Reese's cookies are delicious. What's not to love not start the recipe for knowing and all the knowledge it brings .

I usually do my reading on my Kindle, and often download digital books from the library. On…read moreoccasion, when looking for a gift for traditional book readers, I venture over to Barnes & Noble. The Millbury, MA location is clean, spacious and boasts a large volume of volumes! They have a nice children's section and also offer games, puzzles, toys, and some arts and crafts. They have a cafe with Starbuck's coffee and free Wi-Fi. I grabbed a quick ice tea which was nicely made, and tasted like... iced tea instead of some esoteric designer flavor. I'm happy to have this Barnes & Noble close by.