My daughter has been at pine tree for three years now and I can't say enough about the amazing care…read moreshe has gotten over the years. The Carr family goes above and beyond to provide great activities for the kids; my daughter is continuously coming home showing me her new soccer skills; or Irish step dancing from St. Patrick's day. My daughter looks forward to going each day and I know in leaving her; she is going to be well taken care of. If you are looking for child care definitely check out Pine Tree!

Family owned and by far one of the most loving and professional practices that I have encountered…read morein my 15 plus years servicing children in the area. Absolutely love the dedication and nurture that is provided to the children and their families.

My son has been taking lessons with Bill for the past two weeks and he is an an amazing teacher…read more Very knowledgeable patient and teaching my son how to drive has been a challenge and he has been incredible.

Would not recommend. Booked a lesson a few weeks in…read moreadvance. Called the morning before to confirm. Later that afternoon got a call that they also had us on the books for that day and we were a no-show. Claimed there was no way it was their mistake and suggested we shouldn't even come to the lesson we confirmed for the next day. To be clear, the lesson they claimed we had was on the last day of school for my kid - no way we would have booked that. Instead of admitting it was a misunderstanding, they were rude and asked us not to come. 1 star is generous

We have had Vicki come for the last three summers to teach our 3 grandchildren how to swim. That…read moreare now aged 3,4 and 5. They always look forward to seeing Vicki! Her lessons are age appropriate and she makes everything fun with songs and games and even little prizes at the end. Our oldest grandchild took off this summer and now is confidently swimming! I would highly recommend Vicki to even the most hesitant kids.

Vicki is amazing! Our 3.5 year old son spent 3 sessions with her this August and he is doing…read moreawesome. He loves the pool now and loves swimming underwater. We also had Vicki teach him last year too. Our plan is to use her every summer! She is the best. She is fun, relatable, and knows her stuff! A definite 5 stars.

SCCC - A+ Innovative Collaborative approach…read more Professors, Human Resources, Human Rights, Social Sciences Excellent work for my friend certified AF recently from EKG & Phlebotomist Certified Clinical Assistant Access-VR assistance through Nys. Transportation. Scatt Transport Ny Transportation Company reliable. Truly grateful to know this young lady and what all her dreams come true. Excellent job. Financial Assistance , Loans, Sponsorships, Financial Aid Assistance Programs A Great Many People Prospered just by attending this college. Run virtual, hybrid in person. Numerous classes times and events. #1 Local Colleges

I graduated from SCCC in 1981. After joining the new Health and Fitness center, I was enlightened…read moreby the growth of this campus. I am enrolling in courses just for interest or to extend my knowledge in different fields. Beautiful campus, great professors, wonderful students.

I worked as a camp counselor here one summer and loved it! This place is a working farm but has…read moremany other things to offer. I'm not sure how much has changed since I worked there but there used to be a butterfly house which was my favorite part. The gift shop is also really fun and I still have my animated farm piggy bank. I lost a few kids in the cornfield but thankfully they were found. There are also a lot of buildings designed to teach kids about recycling and respecting the environment. My favorite thing to do with the kids was to bring them to the pig house so they could hold the new piglets. Too bad the piglets were already tagged to be slaughtered!

This school is a gem. After a year of online school in another state, my kid was way behind in…read moremath, reading, writing, EVERYTHING. In just a few months, the teachers at Montauk School turned that all around, and my child is now in the top 10% in all subjects. The proof is in the numbers! In addition to being stellar academically, the school offers arts/music education and extracurriculars that other schools just don't. It's a creative and welcoming community, and my kid is lucky to be a part of it.

Great teacher! Fun intimate studio. Real instruction and patient guidance. Usable finished Art.read more

I love the guided mediation and teachings. Simple and practical. No need to be a Buddhist to gain…read morebenefits. It made me feel calmer, lighter, more peaceful---and motivated to develop a sitting practice-- I started a few minutes of sitting a day-- it helped me a lot to just let go and stop all the mental chatter. I'm amazed how I feel more connected --it changes the rhythm of the day!

Great place to learn how to meditate if you are new to it and curious. Also a solid avenue if you…read morewant to deepen an existing practice and commit to studying the Buddha's teaching more in depth. You'll probably want to check on their website, but I believe there are study groups on Tues/Thurs evening, Heart Jewel recitation at 10am M-F, and open guided lunchtime meditation at 12:15 M-F. Sunday morning classes are good for a drop-in: the meditation isn't too long but you work on your concentration and then ponder a topic in depth. The topic I sat in on was on the benefits of meditation - which, even though we may vaguely guess that it's healthy and have ideas about it calming us down or helping us focus better - it's kind of like exercise or eating right: Not all that pleasurable in the immediate, but with time and applied efforts, the benefits begin to manifest. Then we start to habituate our minds to virtue till it becomes more effortless. You know when you start craving healthy food and then are surprised? You're like - "Kale?! Really?!?!" And you like it. Then you LOVE it. Yeah, it's like that. Atmosphere is good. It's Hampton's esque and hard wood, complete with symmetrical offerings on the altar. The folks who go regularly are great and hail from a variety of backgrounds - artists and lawyers and dentists and cops. Kidding! I only vaguely remember meeting artists, but I'm sure some folks there were bankers - after all, this is the Hamptons. Sometimes there are delightful treats like cookies and cakes, and there is always a nice giant vat of tea. Sitting outside in the sun around the Buddha garden was also one of my favorites things; talking to people before and after class. Venerable Norden, the resident nun, is ACE. I was a bit intimidated to meet her at first - there is this secret power that some monks and nuns have due to the depth of their practices - YO - they can SEE your mind. And we all know our minds are total garbage. So it can be a little squirmy and unpleasant-like. But see, here's the deal with her magical powers: she will always find a way to encourage your practice. She is also a surgeon - like the Buddha - who will swiftly and with psychic precision expose whatever silly garbage you're riding on in your mind. The purpose of this is not to harm or intimidate you, but to give you whatever you need in the moment: whether that is a dose of 'calm down - you're not special' or whether it is 'hey, rejoice: you're not doing all that bad - this is all really ok - good, even.' Obviously I prefer the latter!!!! But that is because I am super samsaric and pretty much ONLY care about praise, gain, etc etc. In any case: Buddhism ain't easy. It's a tough, hard, rocky TRUE path for TRUE cessations. It's nice to be able to enjoy the rough navigation of chaotic inner waters in such a beautiful, calm environment amongst kind and curious people.