Here's I want to share my disappointing experience with the Salvation Army store. Over time, I have…read morespent thousands of dollars at this location, supporting their mission and purchasing items. However, despite being a loyal customer, I have been treated with disrespect and hostility by staff. Issues I've encountered: Items being resold unfairly. Being labeled a "nuisance". Staff smiling in your face, then turning rude, irate, and dismissive. Being told, "If you don't like it, you can leave." No paying customer--let alone one who has supported this store significantly--should be treated this way. If this is how they operate, they should reconsider their approach to customer service.

One of the super fun memorable moments from my girls weekend was that I left my suitcase at home,…read morein my kitchen. This, of course, delighted the NMA who howled with laughter as he showed it to me via the magic of FaceTime. Fortunately we ladies are resourceful. I had some clothing I tossed in a tote bag last minute "just in case it got cold", others leant me a few items. I admit though I wasn't wholly sad to go buy clothes, because it meant a trip to a thrift store. I love thrift. Thanks to this wonderful Yelp community and my handy-dandy Yelp app we located this Salvation Army thrift store in downtown Bloomsburg. There isn't a Salvation Army Thrift near me so this was the very first store I've been to from this organization. Parking was street, meters, not challenging though to find a spot in front. The store looks like a charity thrift store, which is really promising. Stores that look like boutiques or retail locations also generally have pricing to reflect the 'upscale' impression. Not totally unusual in those stores to see clothing priced above what it was when it was new. Right. This was well organized, rows and rows of clothing, signage on each row with category. There were also decor and home goods and such. My quest though was to find clothes. Jackpot! Got a really great pair of leggings, black stretchy pants with PoCkETs, a lovely dressy Dana Buchman knit scalloped top that I could not resist I don't care if it's hand wash and block dry and a cool pullover top. I lightly cruised the home goods and found an awesome little carved horse that I have on my desk. The staff at checkout were super nice and friendly, I unwittingly had a few sale 1/2 price items bonus and I walked out with cool stuff for $11. This store is OG thrift, roots thrift, classic thrift and I love it for that. They're about filling a need in our community, not maximizing profit that goes to "programs". I'm down with that. I'd visit again when in the area and would choose to go to another of these stores when I come across. *Note: The Air B &.B we stayed at had a washer and dryer, which was used before wearing anything. Always wash your purchase. One of my friends also got some scores in clothing at the store, pants for her work that she needed for like $1 each. She was thrilled. Always wash your thrift items, even New With Tag. Pro tip.

A local treasure. A friend took me here for the first time a few years ago, and I was shocked I'd…read morenever heard of it. I saw the alst two shows Radiant Vermin and A Charlie Brown Christmas. They were incredible and so so so different from eachother. One was dark and super interesting and the other was liquid christmas joy onstage with kids. I did see the Christmas Carol that people are complaining about and its wild to leave a bad review because you didn't like one show they did. I don't think most people now how hard or expensive it is to make theater and they tried something new. It wasn't for me, but it did make me laugh and it was the actual story. My friend LOVED it and wouldn't shut up about how creative it was, so ya know, to each their own. Bloomsburg is lucky to have this in our community. SUPPORT LOCAL ARTS!

I just finished watching the most recent Christmas Carol at the BTE. I have great memories of the…read moreChristmas Carol in the past with many past performances. I was so dissapointed. I was expecting a similar performance like in the past. The setup was so bizare and weirdly abstract. It would be better to just read the play out loud. I don't recommend the Christmas Carol by Amy Bryne to anyone. It's really bad. Many people walked out at intermission. Don't give away your tickets! Throw them away!!!!!!!!

This gym made me fall in love with working out. The gym and Dan inspired me become a healthier…read moreversion of myself and lead to lifelong healthy habits. If I could rate this gym and Dan a 100/5 I would. Dan has an extensive background and great knowledge on what he is talking about.

Great gym for one on one or small group training! Whether you want to tone up, shed 20 lbs quick or…read morebe a long term body transformation you'll be amazed at what Wyman's can do for you. They even have wellness coaching! That's what helps so much with Quick and amazing results! Following their detailed instructions on reps, sets, form , eating habits and overall wellness coaching will be sure to give you the body you've always wanted. Check them out today! You'll be glad you did!

Amazing home health care agency! Professional, high quality, and most importantly caring. Great…read moreoffice staff and well trained home care aides. Everyone goes above and beyond to make sure your family, friend, and/or patient are given the care they need to remain in their own homes and communities. A truly high level agency!

Embark at the Poconos saved my daughter's life…read more After months and months of other programs (inpatient stays, PHP's, IOP, outpatient therapy...), with several ER visits and two attempts to take her own life, the team in the Poconos was able to reach into her heart and mind, past all the darkness and fear and lies she was telling herself to get her to see a sliver of the light and realize she WAS loved and WAS lovable. Her Dad and I and many other therapists tried to tell her and show her these things, but the combination of the house environment (the structure), the team members and the approach at Embark was what she needed to feel safe enough to open up. And when those flood gates opened, we all went on a ride to dark places but we needed to, and she was in a safe place to do so, mentally and physically. At the house, there were strict rules about sleep times, daily hygiene, chores, meal times, phone calls home, healthy food options, and school time, on top of the individual and family therapy. Therapy will look different for every child and family, but know that the staff is highly trained, approachable, compassionate, and will enforce a safe environment for all during sessions. outings were a fun way to reward the girls for their hard work. Medications were handled by a wonderful medical staff in a safe and consistent manner. Meals were prepared by an in-house chef. Life coaches monitored and supervised for everyone's safety. Expectations were clearly set upon arrival and consequences were upheld as needed. In addition to the Embark team counseling your child, they bring the family into therapy. Even after your child leaves the house, you have contact with the team and they do all they can to smoothly transition you into your next treatment program, whatever that may be. As past or current parents of children at Embark, we also get to meet virtually twice each month for a Parent Support Group. There is a community of families being beaten down by mental illness right now in our world, and most of the members are in hiding, ashamed and with no idea how to get help. THIS is one way to get help for your child and your family. You are not alone, you are loved, your are worthy, and IT'S NOT YOUR FAULT. Take that step. Trust. Heal. My full review is at the embark white haven facebook page.

being here there was no support, i was there because i was hurting, embark at the poconos did…read morenothing but put me in deeper into the deep hole i was in. i was left in my bed all day sobbing carving into my arms, by myself. there were knifes in the kitchen in a drawer that just happened to be unlocked. children there were capable of getting scissors, staples from under the beds, there was easy access for these kids to hurt themselves, were not aloud to eat if you were hungry if it wasn't set meal times, kids are there for eating disorders, encourage wanting to eat?.. there was a creepy staff member who would call the kids names like "mama", "ma" and be touchy.. weird. that staff member also came in to work in the mornings clearly high several times, all the kids were aware. from being there all i noticed were people clearly getting worse. it was the saddest thing. nothing could be more traumatic than my experience at the poconos.

AB has certainly improved its internal presentation over the years, and they continue to expand…read moreinto the building in a way that's refreshing compared with "the stacks" method of yesterday. That appears to have come at a price though, literally. In addition to not really being a bargain zone, a lot of the variety that was present in the store inventory appears to have slipped. Plenty of knick knacks remain, but othet than the now small electronics section the store doesn't appear to really know its own direction.

This guy sells stuff that does not work. He appears to be…read moredishonest and a bit creepy. I made the mistake of buying a tuner there, got it home and it did not work. I exchanged it for another tuner and after turning it on 4 times the tuner knob fell off. It apparently was glued in to make it work for just a little while. Then the guy says he can't be held responsible for things not working forever. Are you kidding me? Why is this guy even allowed to be in business? He ripped me off and he'll do the same to anyone. I suggest you all go elsewhere to do business. The guy is not on the up and up.