my son attended smart start from 4 to 16 months and we are only stopping because we are moving to…read moreanother state. They are super accommidating and allowed us to use cloth diapers and glass bottles. When we started my baby had a hard time napping and they did whatever they could to get him to nap, even having someone hold him for an hour long contact nap. My son LOVES Miss Kristen in the continuity room. It was so reassuring leaving him with people he cared for and I feel, truly cared for him.

I am so glad a preschool like Smart Start exists. It can be hard to find high-quality and…read moreaffordable childcare; it can be especially hard to find such care for infants. The staff in the infant room have all been warm, bright, creative, patient, and so awesome at responding to the ever-changing needs of our little girl. She had not been in daycare before--we had a sitter who came to our home--and they worked with us to help make the transition as easy on her as possible. And, as she has grown and developed, they have provided new activities to keep her engaged. (Shout out to Ms. Alyssa, Ms. Katie, Ms. Hillary!) Walking in, you frequently hear the joyful squeals and chatter of children in the older classrooms. The setting is great, too: big outdoor play areas, lots of grass and trees, and the kids get plenty of fresh air and exercise. I just can't say enough good things about our daughter's experience there. Ultimately, I knew we made the right choice enrolling her at Smart Start because, when I would come to pick her up, I'd peek in the window, or stand around the corner where she could not see me--and my girl always looked happy.

A great school for learning to fly! The pancake breakfasts (which normally happen two times per…read moreyear) are a great time for a family outing! (I swear the pancakes taste better made in an airplane hanger!) During the breakfasts, if the weather is clear, the scenic tours make for unforgettable moments. If you're looking to learn to fly, this is a great place to do so because of its community and safety oriented environment

At DIGIVATIONS@Cornell University, nature isn't a backdrop--it's the stage, the classroom, and the…read moreinspiration for every day's adventures. From the moment students arrive, they are immersed in the natural beauty of Ithaca's Finger Lakes region. Morning workshops often take place outdoors beside Beebe Lake, with its cascading waterfalls setting the tone for creativity and calm. Students write in journals beneath the trees of the Cornell Botanic Gardens, or design science experiments inspired by the micro-ecosystems in the Cascadilla Gorge Trail just steps away. Whether it's mythic storytelling on woodland paths, LARPing through sun-dappled fields, or pausing to reflect beside a quiet stream, campers learn to see nature as both a canvas for their imagination and a partner in their learning. Daily movement is grounded in nature too--campers hike, build temporary outdoor sets for performances, and observe the stars in open-sky astronomy sessions. At DIGIVATIONS, the natural world becomes part of the narrative--where Artemis might guide a quest through the woods, or a physics lesson unfolds in the arc of a skipping stone. Students leave with more than knowledge; they leave with a renewed relationship to the earth and their place in it.

Great instructors - all were very calm and helpful. Would highly recommend this school for people…read morewanting to pass their test on the first go.

77$ for 50 mins but actual driving instruction is 30 mins as you have to drive to and from the…read moredriving school to the practice sites. John is always late. Instructors are meh at explaining. The greatest turnoff is that they never answer your phone or email plus they're never at their office. So they just take your money and ghost you. AVOID AT ALL COSTS.

Beautiful campus with plenty of scenery and places to relax and study. Loved the modern amenities…read moreand a water refill station nearby. Enjoyed myself!

I was told to call Cornell animal Hospital in my talk was deathly ill. They were horrible to me and…read moreI couldn't get anyone to assist. I thought they cared about animals.

My daughter goes here. This is by far one of the most dysfunctional schools I've ever seen. Small…read moreexample. Mice in day on campus had landscaping trucks blocking half the roads. Meals plans make no sense, class schedules are very challenging to arrange etc etc. on top of that the cost is at the very top of the norm which makes it even more frustrating. I'd pick another place if I were you.

Got in to all the schools I applied to. Have never regretted choosing Ithaca College for a second…read more Best 4 years ever. Met the best people, ate some great food, partied waaayyy too hard and learned from some of the best professors. The Writing Department is unbeatable. Would kill for a Senior Seminar redo. Go to Ithaca. It will be absolutely everything you could want from a college experience.

My family has used Serviente Glass every time they need a repair and the craftsmanship is…read moreimpeccable. They have done some stained glass work for St. Paul's church, I was part of the project from the church stand point. I strongly recommend them for repairs or original glass creations. They are so easy to work with and they asked questions we had not thought of explaining when we gave them projects. Confidence in Serviente!

Tony is the nicest man to work with. He made us a stained glass window and it is just what we…read moreasked for.

I went to Ithaca arms a few weeks ago, and was very impressed. They had a good selection of both…read morelong rifles and pistols, as well as a surprisingly large stock of ammunition. The owner was amicable, and their ammo prices were the best I've seen north of PA and south of upstate. I plan on visiting them again in the future. As a side note, if you're looking them up online, the address is on Bald Hill School Rd, not Bald Hill Road, and while the Google map will show the address correct as written, it navigated me to Bald Hill road, a quick fix once I discovered the issue, but hopefully if you read this before, it might save you a few minutes of confusion.