Nice place to workout people are doing there own thing ...the staff are well prepared to help…read morethey're also nice and kind place is clean LETS GO!!

Signing up online isn't really that intuitive, but after much scrolling and clicking back and…read moreforth, I got the 30 day pass. Even though it's only because of COVID, I really appreciate reserving time slots for using the facility. Downside to being a guy who gyms for 2 hours, the slots are only for 1 hr. The renovated locker room looks so much better since precovid (I used boys room, until I found the grown ups room). The adult locker rooms are reminiscent of my middle/high school days. As for the fitness center, most things I need like bench, squat and deadlifts is pretty secluded from the dumbbell area and cardio machines. Doing this for my cousin, so we'll see how he feels about working out once the 30 days are up.

This is a non-profit that supports so many communities in the Merrimack Valley area. The staff are…read morewonderful plus their fundraiser is also outstanding. I have been a volunteer for several years. Can't say enough good things not to speak of fabulous clothing for cheap. Very high end name brands. So make trip you won't be disappointed.

I had a really good thrift experience at Ruth's House. It…read morewas good sized, good quality merchandise, and very good prices. Today all white tags were 50% off. The staff was very nice and helpful and I feel bad that I have never been here before today. I will be sure to add this to my local thrift rotation.

Hired Richard Bouges, RE appraiser, through HomeAdvisor, to appraise a single family ranch, 960 sq…read more f., one level, 3 beds/1 bath, a simple report, for a qualified professional no more than 2 hours (I'm holding a RE Broker's license) He was 40 min late to the scheduled appointment, very disorganized and unprofessional, he pulled crumbled papers from his car's trunk to fill in, he didn't ask appraisal/property related questions. He completed his inspection of Wed, 01/17/24 and, due to his unavailabilty on the weekend, promissed to send the report in the beginning of next week!!! After a week, we followed with a call on Wed, 01/24/24, he had not started the report, but promissed to complete it as a priority. Communications are abscent. It's 01/31/24 no report has been done. We are looking to initiate a legal request to recover our losses. CAUTION: DON'T HIRE THIS GUY, YOU'LL BE CHASING HIM FOR YOUR MONEY LIKE ME.

We needed an appraisal--pretty quickly. Within a day, Rick was able to come to Shrewsbury and begin…read morethe appraisal process. His work was professional and prompt, and we were able to understand the value of my mother-in-law's home, allowing us to engage in private sale. I'd recommend his services any day.

3 movers came and were very respectful of my home. They were fast and efficient. Definitely knew…read morewhat they were doing.

I had an excellent experience with this moving company from start to finish. The team was…read moreprofessional, punctual, and incredibly efficient. They arrived on time, wrapped what was needed and handled all of my belongings with care. Communication was clear and straightforward, pricing was unbeatable with no surprises. The movers were friendly and respectful throughout the entire process. Moving is usually stressful, but they made it smooth and honestly way easier than I anticipated. I would absolutely recommend them to anyone looking for reliable, hardworking movers. 10/10

I'm reviewing the ILC as a volunteer teacher. This school is fantastic! I have been volunteering…read morehere for a few months and absolutely loving it. I am so impressed with the staff and students. The main focus of the ILC is their intensive English program for immigrants in the community. Students of all backgrounds can join the program (I believe there is currently a waitlist) and be placed into the appropriate level. I help out with the lowest level, where students started from basically zero English. The main teacher is amazing and I am truly impressed with how much the class has learned, all while having fun and creating a close community. There's also a computer lab where students do English practice while also learning computer skills. The ILC also offers other services, like an in-house social worker, workshops to teach other skills, etc. So happy we have an organization like this in Malden!

i'd definitely say that ILC is the best school to go. Awesome teachers, awesome staffs. ILC is GREATread more

The day-to-day workers in this company are hardworking young men. The owners of this company are…read moremoney grubbing heartless mongers. My 19yr old Son, who never took a day off prior, asked for a day off to say goodbye to his terminally grandfather in Boston (my Dad) ...who was the best Dad and Papa in the world (imo). Zach Ellis told him if he took the day off, he cant work there anymore and replied to him with text messages that made my skin curl. The text exchange, which I will share at a later date, is so offfensive that it made my mom (the widow) cry. How can anyone, business owner or otherwise, have this much greed and lack of human empathy. I have friends of mine that worked for the Ellis's years ago and it was a reputable business that cared about there employees and customers. Now it's a heartless money grubbing company that cares nothing about their employees or customers. I hope to I run into Zach Ellis and can share my sentiments in my own way with him. Zach- My name is Tom Cryan and I really hope we can meet in person some day soon.

This is the second time I have used 3E movers and both times the crew arrived on time. The crew was…read moreprofessional and accomodating to the few requests I made. There was no damage to any of my belongings and nothing went 'missing', as had happened years ago with another moving company out of Acton. My furniture was fully wrapped with clean, quilted blankets, while other crew members moved items, , and the crew chief organized items being placed in the truck. Everyone had primary responsibilities and all crew members helped lift and carry. iIt was great witnessing such a hard working, disciplined team.

Highly recommend, they did a beautiful job on my swivel chair with Ottoman. The fabric selection…read morewas amazing and everyone I dealt with was helpful and pleasant, even the pick up and delivery was exactly on time. My chair is better than it was new!

Mavrikis Upolstering has touched almost every living space in my house over the past 20 years…read more Their amazing team have refreshed sofas, chairs, and footstools. We are in the process right now of creating a custom sectional for our newly redone family room. I can't say enough about how attentive and kind Mr Mavrikis is to our ideas. We keep coming back.

This review is specifically related to the Protective Services Program, which failed two times…read more The first time occurred in June. On Thursday, 6/20/24, a neighbor had a car accident. On Friday, 6/21, the car was still there, but no one could locate the neighbor, which was a deviation from that person's routine. Plus it was a very hot day. Initially another neighbor called the police, but they were understandably reluctant to break the door down and no one could reach the neighbor so I left a message when the Protective Services Program office was open. Eventually someone else was able to contact someone within the city government, who sent the police and fire department. They got in through the window and confirmed that the neighbor was not inside. Someone from the Protective Services Program called me to follow up because of emergency services' involvement. On Tuesday, 6/25/24, the Protective Services Program finally returned my call. The second time is ongoing. On 9/25/24, I called the Senior Legal Help Line to verbally file a report of elder abuse for my Mom to investigate how she suddenly became permanently disabled after staying at Windrose at Weymouth, an assisted living residence (ALR). They stated to wait 3-5 days before following up directly with the Protective Services Program, which had jurisdiction because Mom was living in Cambridge at the time of the filing. They never proactively contacted me with an update so either the Senior Legal Help Line misrepresented their obligation or they don't have to do their job. It only occurred to me to follow up as she was dying so I called and spoke to Isaiah Castillo, who stated that the the Protective Services Program referred it to DPH & gave me the phone number and case number. I stated that DPH does not handle ALRs. I called, & DPH confirmed that they did not have the case & did not have such a case number. I called Mr. Castillo back and asked him not to call me until he had something more concrete. He never did. Today I was instructed by an outside office to talk to the Director of Protective Services Keith Adams. He said that it was referred to DPH and the Ombudsman. I told him that I did not believe that the Protective Services Program referred it to DPH. I insisted that he call with me on the line to confirm, which he did. DPH confirmed that they had a case for my Mom, but it was not with Windrose at Weymouth. So his first answer was wrong. I emailed the Ombudsman, whom I knew. The Ombudsman called me immediately to say that he would not be the one to handle the referral, and referred me to go on Mass.gov to file a public records request. The Ombudsman was familiar with the state level supervisor of protective services and said that he would report how Somerville Cambridge Elder Services' Protective Services Program was incorrectly referring people to him. I called Kevin back with the information who was so cheery and unperturbed at being wrong about everything that if he was ever right, he probably would throw a party and put himself on the cover of Time Magazine as Person of the Year. In the end, he said that to protect the reporter of abuse, under MGL19A, people are not allowed to discuss the investigation even if it is completed. I am a lawyer, but this area is not my subject of expertise so I asked him if the law needed to be changed. On this point, he was silent. As the reporter of possible abuse, I do not feel protected. In the end, we are expected to trust that despite all evidence to the contrary, investigations are occurring and people are doing their job when they cannot prove it by knowing basic level of knowledge such as which agency does what and which forms to fill out. The only ones receiving protection are the investigators if they are not doing their job or the wrongdoers if they are abusing the elderly. Maybe people like Kevin are doing a great job, and he is just having a bad day, but if he is not, may he receive the quality of service that he and his agency offers. Mom died on 11/22/24 at 6:48 pm.

If you need assistance or any kind of help from this group, let me tell you, you are in big…read moretrouble. This is a very dangerous group. Run away as fast as you can - they will not help you, they have no staff, except "management," of course. They have lots of that! And expect nothing because you won't get it.