I have been dealing with Reliable title since they opened Linda is wonderful have closed several…read morehome sales and all have been wonderful Bill Austintown

Just recently closed on our new home. We were immediately greeted at the door and taken back for…read moreour meeting. Met with Linda during closing and she was friendly, polite, and professional. We received a copy of all documents, everything was filed with the courts sane day, and the whole packet was sent over to the lender while we were still there. Everything took about 45 minutes and I'd definitely recommend them to future home buyers.

There are so many positive things to say about this institution both academically and personally…read more The academic: I graduated from YSU in 1983. My late wife graduated in 1982. YSU offered hope for so many young people of my generation. We witnessed, first hand, the harsh reality of deindustrialization on a town dominated by a single industry. Our prospects locally were bleak, our parents were unfamiliar with the strategies required to navigate this new economic landscape, so our hopes rested on an education. YSU was our local option. Back then, it was relatively inexpensive too. Tuition was low compared to today's standards, and grants and scholarships were easy to come by. YSU was a step or two behind the computer wave, but they adapted enough to provide me with the education needed to land and hold a 38 year career with a large tech company. I did have to move to get that job, but we never lost touch with this area, the people, and YSU. Years later, we were able to move back to the area. When my wife decided to become a mental health counselor, she again turned to YSU to get her BA in Psychology. This enabled her to eventually become a School Psychologist in one of the city's high schools. Our educations paid dividends beyond our wildest expectations. We provided well for our family, my wife helped countless youth who were struggling with a difficult start in life, and it gave us the opportunity to travel and experience things that those who lived in past generations, tied to the steel mills, would have struggled to access. I believe YSU is still a great place to gain the foundation to put yourself on a path to a fulfilling life. And who knows, you just might meet that person to spend the rest of your life with. The personal: This is where my wife and I met. Inner Circle Pizza, across the street and now closed, served as the lunch spot for our earliest "dates". We started a conversation there that turned into a 38.5 year love affair and marriage. I came back on what would have been our 39th anniversary. It was 7 months since she passed. I was so happy that Cushwa Hall, Kilcawley Center, and the Maag Library were all open so I could retrace some of the most memorable steps of my long life. The campus has changed. The green spaces have filled in beautifully. The veneer on the buildings and surrounding thoroughfares has been polished, taking on the air of any other fine university town that I've visited. Like me and my late wife, the university has shaken off some of that grittiness that was endemic in this town oh so many years ago. But it hasn't lost the values that made this area such a great place in which to be rooted. I'll forever be thankful for YSU's purpose, mission, and presence in my life.

Already have BS in Criminal Justice and Sociology. Going back for Computer Information Technology…read more Convenient drive from most places in Mahoning, Trumbull, Columbiana Counties, as well as western PA. Only negative thing I have to say is when the weather is bad in the winter, I mean REALLY bad, they RARELY cancel class...even when all the local school districts are closed, you'll have to make your way through the snow/rain/ice/blizzard to school. Also, the parking situation isn't that great, but I suspect it's like that at most commuter colleges. Letter grade: B

Great auction house. Very professional, great web and all personal on scene are always polite and…read morehelpful. Probably the best in the area. Look forward to more auctions in the future.

they are selling all the broken items returned to amazon. damaged items are not listed as damage. I…read morewas addicted to buying items from them, I have over 200purchases and finally i realized they are doing bait and switch. use the photo Amazon uses but their item doesn't resemble the photo.

I wouldn't send my dog to this school, so where to even begin....between the former accountant…read moretaking a handheld to the school a year and a half ago, and that email nearly costing me a speeding ticket to get to the school that day, or the fact my child isn't welcome back after she was slapped by a boy, and then told she was viewed as a burden by the first grade teacher back in May of this year; by the former principal whose now at Cardinal Mooney. Which during that meeting, come to find, my child was threatening self harm during class. Which no one told me about until that following Friday, when the very teacher who viewed my kid as a burden walks out to my car in the pickup line, crocodile tears going, and says "your child is threatening to hurt herself during my class." Great, all the more reason for her to be done here and never see the likes of any of you again. What was once my happy little girl, is now miserable. So, she was done that day, two weeks before first grade graduation which she did not get to attend because I refuse to subject my child to anymore neglect or torture she may have had to go through there. Then it took a month after that, and reaching out to get her personal belongings left behind; had to call the private school board and get a recommendation on how to go about getting my child's things....where I was told I'd likely have to get the law involved because they aren't apart of any school board...even the private one here. So, I wouldn't trust these people as far as I could throw them. One, they have one teacher per class, not two or three like they would have you think. Most of the people there that are "teachers" are parent volunteers, or teachers aids. The tuition they list, is a grand off, plus a grand in co-op fees. They obviously play favorites when the victim of violence isn't welcome back, but the one who hits is. The funny thing in all this though, is the sheer will of just pure laziness in it all. I'm still getting emails from this school, I've yet to be removed from their lists. Why....who knows, but the incompetence, and will to overlook anything bad there is unreal.

Even though this school has been around quite awhile, I'd call it "up and coming", Its gain…read morepopularity and for good reason. If you're unfamiliar with the Montessori Method look into it. Excellent. And the school is constantly making improvements while still striving to remain affordable to the average parent. Its the best investment you can make for your child's future.

Ok. So. Here I am writing a review for a finance company. Now, any other transaction and I wouldn't…read morebother. But, the team here, especially Tom Soini, are amazing. This was the smoothest, quickest, easiest transition I've EVER done in my life. Not only was everything DURING the process easy, but afterwards when I needed info Tom was quick to help, SEVERAL TIMES even when I was no longer "his problem." It has now been 45 days since we closed, a couple weeks ago I needed some info for my kids school that I couldn't get the title company to provide, Tom to the rescue. And today I needed a phone number for a company (I lost the number for a warranty issue), Tom is on the case! He was always easy to reach, quick to reply and did it all with a great attitude. I know this isn't a restaurant review so it won't get as much notice but I can't say enough good things about this company. If you have a choice while shopping for mortgages, call this company. I promise you'll be pleased with their service.

I would like to write a "Raving Fans" type review of Kelly and Joseph Warren from Kelly Warren and…read moreAssociates Real Estate Solutions for a home sale they recently assisted our family to complete. In no way was this a normal, run of the mill home sale - so please take the time to read through all the details to see just how amazing Joseph and Kelly are. I cannot recommend them strongly enough !! Due to some health issues of a family member living in Youngstown, Ohio, we knew we had to move that person back to Wisconsin to be near family. So, logistically, we knew we had a lot to try and solve relative to the family member's home. After researching the top-rated real estate agents in the Youngstown area, based on other impressive reviews, I contacted Kelly. It was a cold call out to them and since I had not personally been to the home, I had relatively few details to provide. Within a day, they had contacted me back and set up a call to talk through what details I could provide to them about listing the house. From the outset, they were caring and considerate of how difficult the path we were navigating was for every family member involved. After talking about our scheduled trip to come to Ohio, they set a time to meet with us in person to walk through the house while we were there. I thought that would be about the last I'd need to speak with them, but I was so wrong - and as I began to find out - they were more than your typical 100% full service real estate agents. When you must clean out a house, get ready to move a person's possessions and need to make arrangements to do all of it remotely, there are so many plans and people to contact, and I didn't have the first clue who or where to start. Thankfully, for each question below, Kelly and Joseph provided me with names and numbers of people to ask: 1. Where could I get dumpsters from - three different options were given 2. Where could we bring donations from the house - four options were given 3. Who handled recycling - three options were given 4. What options did they have for lawncare services - four options given 5. Were there options to have a company come in and clean out the house for us - 3 options Bear in mind, all of these questions I had were being answered BEFORE we ever met with Kelly and Joseph in person. If it's possible, I think they were even more impressive when we did meet with them and then all the way through the very quick sale. Why was the experience so excellent? * They let me pick a time to meet with them that worked around the five people's schedules I had to juggle - that's such great flexibility. * They were right on time - did the walk through of the house quickly AND thoroughly - and they had real attention to detail as they went along. * Within a few minutes of finishing the walk through, they sat down and SUPER clearly laid out possible courses of action for us to consider relative to selling the house. * They provided clear estimates for selling the house in different ways - again immediately during this meeting. It was clear they had done their homework and were VERY well prepared to meet with us. At no point did I wonder whether or not I was in good hands - I honestly believed I had chosen the perfect team for our situation based solely on their actions and readiness. They gave us time to absorb all they had told us and set up time to return later in the weekend so we could ask any other questions that came up in our group. They were NOT pushy and did not pressure us AT ALL. Given the situation, they could have easily tried to lowball or convince us to do something quick that could have benefitted them - but it never happened. We left Ohio on a Sunday and by that same week Wednesday, our listing was ready to go - and by the weekend, we were receiving multiple offers. Of course, they helped us navigate the many offers and literally were responding to texts and emails within minutes - it was phenomenal. Because we were no longer in Ohio - everything had to be done electronically - which I have done in my life now, but the 83-year-old family member we moved back and his 80-year-old sister had not, and they needed to sign all the documents. Now, many of you may have older family members who are not very computer saavy- and our family was no different - again an 80- and 83-year-old in the mix. But Joseph was incredible with his patience and answering all their questions. On more than one occasion he was texting with them and/or getting on the phone with them (and I) to explain how all the electronic forms and signature processes worked. He made what would normally have been a very stressful situation a very calm and routine experience. His support continued all the way through the title company process where he never seemed at all bothered that we were asking him questions that we later found out were questions that actually needed to go to the person at the title company. Joseph just helped us every possible way he could to giv

If anyone lives in one of Kelly's rental properties and has problems with their carpet being…read morereplaced as promised before the lease was signed and not being replaced guess what she will never replace it she's too damn cheap she says it's not in the budget and people are getting sick from it trust me do not rent from this woman she is not worthy of owning properties check out the properties on four Mile run road my son rents one and they cannot even go in the bedrooms because they both get sick for it like a month at a time from the dog urine and feces in the carpet we peel that corner up last night and it is the most disgusting thing I've ever seen in my life for someone to live in it is uninhabitable she should not have a realtor's license and should not be allowed to rent real estate to anyone she's a money monger and a thief pictures to come shortly

This school is extremely disappointing. There is a clear disparity in how boys and girls are…read moretreated, with boys receiving noticeably worse treatment. My son was falsely accused of something he did not do, which demonstrates serious issues in how students are disciplined. The meals are consistently poor and barely edible. My daughter even suffered food poisoning from the lunches. On top of that, students have very little time to eat. According to my son, by the time they sit down, there is only about 5-10 minutes left to finish their meals. Recess and breaks are practically nonexistent. My 11-year-old son reported having only a 10-minute recess once a week, which is insufficient. My daughter in middle school stated that she gets virtually no break time at all--just a few minutes at most. In conclusion, this school fails on multiple levels: student treatment, nutrition, and daily schedule. I cannot recommend it. If the school truly wanted to improve, they would need to address all of these issues.

If I could give this place zero stars I would! The secretary is ignorant any time I have ever…read morecalled. We supposedly live too close to the school for a bus, but don't always have crossing guards or make sure sidewalks are shoveled during winter months. My son has had a crappy education since he started in kindergarten, and every teacher we've encountered has passed the buck saying that the teacher before him didn't get him where he was supposed to be...but when asked if there was anything I should be doing at home I was told to stick my kid in front of a computer to memorize the questions for the tests he needs to pass in order to move up to the next grade level. My second grader rarely ever does anything physical, they usually have movies or pep rallies during his gym period, or they're allowed to play on computers during recess time, which leads to a very distracted child! I could go on and on about the lack of organization or attention to detail when it comes to the parking lots, or the class sizes and not being able to be more attentive to the students that need just a bit more help, and if I wasn't made to feel stupid any time I have a question, I'd love to get my son involved in the tutoring program. Although I don't know what good it would do with the K-2 building in a state of emergency. Please do yourself a favor and enroll your kids into a private school if you can, I will be homeschooling mine next year, and I honestly wish I would have done it sooner.

ETI is a very sorry excuse for a school. This college definitely lives up to its name by being a…read moreplace everyone wants to avoid; this school is unfair and very unprofessional as well as extremely unorganized. They have a huge misconception that people shouldn't have things going on in life other than there school. They won't return phone calls or emails and they do nothing but take money from you this school needs to be closed or have someone take it over. please if you can go somewhere else for your degree GO !!!! They will take your money !!!!!!!

This is a sorry excuse of a school, they charge you an obnoxious amount of money for very poor…read moreeducation and the teachers are manipulative and downgrade students. The chain of command is a joke, because even the "higher ups" don't care about student problems. Do not come here if you expect to get treated like an ADULT, the teachers talk to you like you're a child and expect you not to stand up for yourself or they will find a sneaky, manipulative, way to drastically drop your grade. The teachers make up their own rules that are not included within their syllabus or the student handbook. The school is also falling apart on the inside and smells like mildew, the heat/air doesn't work correctly, so you are either freezing or overheated. 0/10 stars for me.

Hannah was wonderful, the massage was so relaxing and thoughtful. She has a great touch! We will…read moredefinitely be returning. My fiancé had Marie, he was so relaxed he was snoring!

The best guest service experience I've ever had at a cosmetology school! Professional level work,…read moreand COVID-safe procedures! I highly recommend anyone needing any hair services to come here! Facilities: I came in for guest services (specifically for a perm and haircut). Le Jeane Academe is located within a cute Colonial Revival style building that's as charming on the inside as it is outside! The interior is very modern and spacious. All of the equipment, from styling seats to manicure tables were very new in condition. There's even a cafe inside, although it was closed when I came due to the pandemic. Hygiene: All staff wear masks and appropriate personal protective equipment. They also check your temperature when you come in. Everything that a guest would touch, from the pens to the chairs and tables were sterilized between guests. On top of this, I had an entire area of 10 styling seats to myself (and the two students and instructor, of course). The safety measures taken combined with the ample social distancing allowed me to leave with peace of mind and no anxiety about whether or not I might've contracted coronavirus. Student to Instructor Ratio: The student to instructor ratio was 2:1. While this review rates Le Jeane Academe from the point of view of guest services, I think any prospective cosmetology student should pay attention! Other schools I've been to, often have an instructor supervising 5 students, as well as floating between multiple guests. The best part is that I had one instructor dedicated to me; she didn't divide her time amongst other guests or students, and supervised my service the entire time. Quality of Work: I was extremely satisfied with the turnout of my perm and cut. The students clearly take pride in their work, and the same is true for the instructor. Of course, as students, there were a few moments when they needed help, but with an instructor dedicated to me, she was literally always available to offer help and instruction. Unlike some other schools where the students may need to call an instructor for help, at Le Jeane Academe, because all of the instructors' attention was on her students and one guest, she watched and was able to anticipate moments when the students would've had questions and show them. Not only did it probably provide better instruction, but it sped up my time here, as there was no unnecessary downtime and everything just flowed seamlessly! Conclusion: As a guest, I got professional salon quality results with my perm and haircut, with the whole visit taking about 3.5 hours, which is slightly slower than a professional salon, but much faster compared to most schools I've been to. Not too shabby, considering I only paid $48 for services that would've easily cost me 3x to 4x more at a salon!

Matt, has done a fantastic job with my son. He is tutoring him in algebra two and he has improved…read moreby two letter grades. I'm impressed with his professionalism and flexibility in scheduling and he does a good job with teaching to any learning style that any student may . Highlyrecommend.

I had the privilege of utilizing Matthew's ACT/SAT prep services for our closing the achievement…read moregap program (Students of Promise) in multiple school districts. Matthew provided an awesome service to our students which contributed to increased outcomes. He was very thorough and patient with his engagement with our students. I would highly recommend his tutorial services and look forward to working with him again in the near future.