I went to Sewing Elements for a first lesson today. I have not sewed in 30 years and that was a…read morevery brief stint. I also sewed in Middle School during Home Economics classes. In any event, I have had a desire to be a little more crafty. I can not find the exact shade of yellow I am looking for in a curtain kitchen. I've decided that I might just need to make my own! My first lesson was good. Kathy is very patient and affirming. I did not get frustrated and even walked away having made a lovely blue coaster, which I will keep in my office. I am going to give it a shot and have reserved four classes. I will go purchase my fabric tomorrow. Wish me luck! Kathy is passionate about sewing, knitting, crocheting. At some point, she was giving way too much information, my eyes literally glazed over. Don't be afraid to say, this is over my head and I am not quite there yet. She'll tone it down. This is my hope, which I why I have given four stars and not five. This happened a few times....I'll keep you posted.

Extremely disappointed with this driving school. I strongly recommend staying away from them…read more They are completely disorganized and unreliable. We had a road test appointment scheduled with the RMV and made arrangements with the school in advance to meet us at the RMV at the agreed-upon time. They confirmed the arrangement, but they never showed up. When we called, it was obvious that they had simply forgotten about the appointment. Instead of taking responsibility, they asked us why we hadn't called them the night before to remind them! I also had to repeatedly explain to their office staff that I had already paid for the driving lessons. Almost every time I called, they asked me again whether I had paid. Based on my experience, I would not trust this driving school to handle an important appointment. They are unorganized, unreliable, and unprofessional. My advice is to take your business elsewhere. Extremely disappointed with this driving school. I strongly recommend staying away from them.

Some of the most rude staff I have ever had the mispleasure of dealing with. Cancelled my lessons…read moreand wouldn't let me schedule anymore because he said "I clearly don't have the motivation" whatever that means. The person I was on the phone with also rudely assumed I was a woman because of my voice and was very rude when I tried to correct him. Never dealing with this school ever again.

Worst experience in high school I have ever had the administration are very disrespectful and…read moreracist towards me I claim that I never did anything wrong in order for them to act like trash towards me especially the counselors who are un useful to solve simple problems I have never been so disrespected ever in my life until I came to this school I don't recommend coming here, if you are interested in doing a trade a suggested go to a community college and do a trade after high school there are better high schools in the city like south high.

Enjoyed the event and appreciated how organized everything was. It was a little crowded during…read moreintermission but overall a pleasant visit.

I love this place. Are you here two or three days a week, it is a refuge of comfort foodread more

I had the chance to try some of her appetizers and desserts at an event. Everything was amazing…read more.. the arancini balls, the Spanish tortilla, curried chicken sandwiches, the dips, confetti cookies, and hummingbird cupcakes, just to name a few. I asked the event host who made all the delicious treats and was introduced to Patty. She was very kind, personable, and encouraged me to keep eating! I hope to take one of her classes or use her talents for one of my own events.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND! My…read morecoworkers and I came in today for a cooking class. 5 stars, hands down! The food came out absolutely delicious. Chef Patty was welcoming, FUN, informative and in control. I will absolutely be back.

I found this place to be very unorganized. The instructor and I will say not a teacher is very…read moreRUDE. He has not acknowledged me and not even had me sign in as a student for CPR. I never received the proper materials I needed. It seemed like a waste of time and money. Don't BOTHER. Horrible place.

From the owner: Here at the Fieldstone School, it is our mission to provide quality education for employment…read moreopportunities in the healthcare industry for adult learners.

This is a low cost clinic that has the best professors and students from the country practicing…read moremedicine You will be very pleased with the results and experience.

Go to the student clinic. Get the cheapest acupuncture in Boston. Realign and restore your chi…read more Feel better. 'Nuff said. But seriously, if you jones for alternative medicine, you gotta come here. They do both Chinese and Japanese, and have a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) dispensary. Sign up for weekly or biweekly treatments at the student clinic and you're seen by a second--year or higher student with faculty supervision. Depending on the style of your student, they take your pulse, look at your tongue, palpate your hips, neck and stomach. Be prepared: they ask you weird questions that only make sense to them that include your food cravings, bathroom habits and sleep patterns. To be specific without being overly graphic, they ask (in very professional tones, like a doctor) how often you pee, sometimes what color it is, how often you poop, and if it's formed. I dunno what it all means, but that's not my job. So they needle you and you get to lie there on a comfy massage table for 20 minutes and zone out while the needles do their magic. I find that part just as therapeutic--kinda like how you feel after a massage: sleepy-happy. It's not like a salon where you can request a specific student; you often get the luck of the draw, or your schedule, Depending on the student, the treatment can be effective, or not, although I've seen students markedly improve in their needling technique and effectiveness by the end of the semester. The problem is, is if you like a particular student, you can't see them next semester, because this is part of their education: they need to be exposed to as many patients as possible. An occasional bonus is that many students were bodyworkers therapists or Reiki practitioners, so sometimes you can get a quick head, arm or or neck massage if it's applicable to your treatment. If you don't like needles, try the Japanese style--they're narrower and don't hurt as much. If you're afraid/squeamish of blood, you really only bleed if you're needled in a spot where the chi is stuck, and the amount is very minimal. And if you bleed, it's supposed to be good because you're unsticking what was stuck. Why pay $55 and up a session when you can pay $30? They also have satellite programs at other health centers. The one at Dimock is voluntary donation, and you could probably get away with paying $10. Tons of parking on the street and in the shopping center behind it.

Good thing there is a specialist in the working place all the time, However swimming pool is not…read moreavailable for use most of times.

The YWCA is a great place for swimming, working out and personal training. There are new strength…read moreand cardio fitness classes and new equipment. The environment is welcoming for all fitness levels.