The only upside of KinderCare of Plum, is that it's close by for us and my son is starting to learn…read morethings and gaining socialization skills. The downside - where shall I start? The teacher turnover is horrible. My son gets really close to a teacher, and the next minute they're quitting. The teacher morale is terrible, as I've had occasion to speak to them one-on-one. The center seems to be always closed for staff shortages, COVID and/or COVID quarantine. It's also closed for other random issues as well. Yet, we still have to pay the full tuition. My main issue is reliability, which I feel it is completely not.

From the owner: Infant Programs (6 Weeks - 1 Year), Toddler Programs (1 - 2 Years), Discovery Preschool Programs (2…read more- 3 Years), Preschool Programs (3 - 4 Years), Prekindergarten Programs (4 - 5 Years), Before and After School Programs (5-12 Years), Summer Programs (preschool, prekindergarten, and school-age)

This is the first year I registered my child at this preschool and I could not be happier…read more As many moms do when entering their child into preschool, I did a ton of research both online and word of mouth. Newlonsburg seemed to be in the win for all categories. The teachers have been absolutely wonderful and manage to consistently stay in communication with the parents. The programs and events they organize for the school shows the amount of care and support they have for these children. My son is thriving here and genuinely looks forward to coming every single week!

I vote here, so I do not want this review to reflect anything beyond my voting experiences and the…read moreorganization of said experiences. In all fairness, I have been voting at this location for the past decade and up to the Primary Elections of 2016 rarely had to wait longer than a few minutes. However since the resurgence of people voting in the past three elections, I have waited in excess of two hours to spend 30 seconds casting my ballot. Let me start with the bad. It's all bad. First you stand in a ridiculously long line that begins all the way down a hill. This line wraps down and around the building. As you wait you are accosted by many strangers and strange politicians wanting to hand you literature while parading around in a "make America white again" hat and giving you "tips" on how and who to vote for. Sorry people drive me nuts. Yea buddy I have been waiting in the cold now for over an hour and it hadn't occurred to me as to what I am doing and who I am going to vote for. This isn't a restaurant, I am not looking for recommendations at this point especially from you so unless you are handing out a deeply needed cup of hot coffee MOVE ON... Once you actually make it through the ridiculous line you are met with the two oldest people in the county that hand write your name into a ledger book. After several attempts of saying and spelling my name, marked with confusion such as Terry? Did you say Mary? Kerri, with a K? No, I said a C. Is that two R's? Yes... Awe finally, now go to the next line... Now the next line you get to locate the person representing the book that contains a range of voters. You know the A-F, G-L, M-R, and so one. Of course my line has a lady who can't be located. I patiently wait because what's another 5 minutes when you have just stood outside in the cold, dark PA weather for the last almost 2 hours. Finally I move up. Report my name, locate it before the volunteer, then sign and take my number to now the last waiting post, my final destination. I wait for another volunteer to take my little number then take me to one of the vacant machines, mind you there were hundreds of people in line, 6 total machines, yet only about 3 being used. I cast my vote and 20 seconds later I am bolting out of there. Long story short, get out and vote, just not in my over registered under staffed precinct. I think all these "coming out of the wood work voters" should step up and volunteer. I bet a lot of them have tons of free time on their hands while posting hate messages on-line in their basements. 3 Stars cause the church is probably a great church and this review shouldn't reflect them negatively.

I go here at least three days a week. It is always so clean and the people are so nice there. They…read morealso have all kind of events and exercise classes, etc. I love it there.

My husband and I love going to this YMCA! The amenities are great, there are workout rooms…read moreavailable for classes or just for personal time to stretch or do your own floor exercises, lots of equipment for weight training (my newest interest), there is a large pool for lap swimming or a smaller pool for therapy/rehabilitation. The staff are always friendly, and I love all of the different programs they offer... child care while working out, kids camps, personal training, cooking classes, karate lessons, etc. I love going and seeing people of all ages focusing on their health and supporting one another. It's also a judgement-free environment, everyone can just focus on their own personal routine. I Highly recommend!