This camp is thoroughly thought out and well planned. The education will be dynamic and strong, the…read morehighest caliber. The founders have put together a comprehensive program for college preparation that is unparalleled to any other American program for international high school students. I highly recommend it.

Anyone considering Kung Fu or Guitar instruction should definitely have (Sifu) Jason Argos on your…read moreshort list. I have studied many martial arts over the years and it isn't very often when you find someone that truly is a "Master" or "Sifu" (Kung Fu) of the art. My weekly visit to Sifu Argos for personal instruction in classical guitar and Kung Fu is like a trip to the library, everything I need to know is right there. Personally, this the right choice for me and is well worth the investment.

Sifu Argos provides both group and individual instruction in a variety of Kung Fu styles. In the…read morefew months that I have been his student, he has taken the time to get to know me and my goals, and has tailored the lessons to suit my interests and abilities. On top of that, he seems to genuinely care about my well being. He is knowledgeable about his art and has lots of entertaining stories about the masters he studied with and about his own experiences. I highly recommend Sifu Argos as an instructor for Kung Fu, Tai Chi, Qi Gong, etc.

There's a remarkable and historical foot suspension bridge that spans Deer Creek and connects Riley…read morePark to downtown Delphi. (I'm only reviewing the bridge as Ken has done a great job of reviewing the park.). The footbridge was first built in 1908 but has been replaced multiple times due to flooding. There was no bridge between the flood of 1913 and the rebuild in 1989. Todays bridge is suspended by steel cables and the walk way and rails are wood. You can see remarkable, majestic views of Deer Creek from the bridge. I have to admit, the bridge is a little wobbly when crossing by foot, especially if others are crossing. The bridge is part of the Riley-City Trail, one of many trails in Delphi. To access the bridge, park in Riley Park and there is a tree covered wood walkway to the bridge. Well worth a visit if you are in the area.

Riley Park (and the Annex across the street) provides nearly all you could want from a park. The…read moremain park has activities including baseball, basketball, tennis, volleyball, a hiking trail for walkers, and a playground for kids. There is also a gazebo and a large shelter/pavilion and several landscaped gardens. The park lies on the south side of Deer Creek and has an elevated boardwalk that leads to a footbridge that crosses over. There is plenty of parking and quite a bit of shade along the walking trail. Across the highway is the Riley Park Annex. Although it practically doubles the park size, it is less developed. It does have a small playground (swings) and a skate park, but most of the area is set aside for soccer fields. There isn't a water feature here, so on days like my visit, the park was pretty empty due to the heat/humidity. And be careful pulling out onto the highway since visibility is not the greatest for seeing oncoming traffic if you are crossing the road. Review #2789

Place is great for the Grandkids. Had a great family day with my 3 daughters and their 4 children…read more May not be the best for teens but for small children this place is wonderful.

Wolcott has a memorial on the north end of town to pay honor to its veterans. The park is small,…read morewell landscaped, and has a flag pole that sits in front of the curved memorial wall with veteran names. It's an interesting choice to go minimalist with the display. I respect that decision, but it does make it harder to find, especially when the memorial sits back from the street and the only place to park is by taking a driveway just north of the memorial and parking behind it. The park shares the grounds with the Wolcott House which also has a historic marker that sits street side in front of the memorial. Review #2748

Darby is a nicely landscaped neighborhood park that requires street parking for visitors who are…read moreoutside walking distance. Paved sidewalks and mulch play areas work well with the maintained shrubs and the numerous seating areas. The playground has a few pieces but nothing that will keep kids busy for long periods of time. The only real negative was that the full court basketball area is missing one of the backboards which wastes half the space. Hopefully the repair will get made soon by either the parks department or a generous neighbor who would like to see the absence replaced. An okay park for sitting and relaxing in nice surroundings. Review #1078

My parents moved to Aster Place two months ago and we are happy with the care they have received…read more The food is great and the facility is clean and well decorated. In fact, we are looking for the same curtains that are hanging in the front lobby for our living room, we like them that much. They are currently decorated for the holidays and the decorations are beautiful. The staff are very helpful and open to listening to my parents and family members and having respectful, courteous discussions on their care. My parents are going through an adjustment period but they are "learning the ropes" and settling in. Overall it's just a great place and I'm very comfortable with my parents living here.

Opened their doors for business too soon. Don't yet have their act together to serve residents…read more Apartments are not designed well to FUNCTION. Step-showers,(dangerous to get into and out of), microwave over the sink on shelf that sticks out and will hit your head when leaning forward. Don't be fooled by the beauty of ANY facility. Look closely for function and practicality.

Miss Helen has been so sweet to our granddaughter and has helped her come out of her shell. I'm a…read moreproud grandma! Thank you Miss Helen