The Chamber helped Canvas n Cup with so many things! They introduced me and my business to the…read morecommunity; they helped me establish relationships with community leaders and held numerous events at the studio to expose Canvas n Cup to other business owners. The chamber also went to the trouble of making a video of Canvas n Cup, featuring me as the business owner, all the while advertising my events and fundraisers on their social media pages. Lastly, and well worth mentioning, the chamber introduced me excellent digital marketing resources, which help me compete at a national level.

Great Chamber. I have been a member for 15 years and made many great connections for my business…read moreand booked a lot of work.

Be fearless in the pursuit of your passion and dreams!…read more Lights and sirens! Here's to the best of Salem . While on a recent trip to this lovely city this is the local community fire department. They open their doors to the public and let the community come together. It seems this community is closely involved and interconnected. While we were standing by the big red fire engines the "real fire fighters," were having great interactions with the local community. What a close bunch of individuals. We were able to see and feel the love and appreciation for the work the fire fighters provide for the local community. The involvement of this fire team has a great positive impact on everyone . No fires occurred while we were visiting. The fire department team is able to handle anything that comes to fruition. The community team uses integrity through teamwork to make sure all are treated appropriately and safely . Let's remember to keep first responders celebrated. They witness so much and are ready to help at all levels. Thank you for sharing this experience with us . Always remember to thank someone for ensuring that you and your family is safe .

These guys are so helpful and friendly. My friends and I need a jumpstart and they were nice to use…read moreone of their own vehicles to help us! Awesome people

It's tragic that the bar for government services is set so drastically low that not being spat on…read moreby a worker generally warrants at least two stars. With that being said I am astounded with how professional and courteous the people in this office are. Not once was I scowled at, shunned, talked down to, or otherwise harassed during my brief visit here. In fact I was served promptly after being greeted with a polite hello and smile from the two women working the front desks. The waiting area is awfully small which seemed a wee bit overambitious but luckily I never had a chance to sit down. The woman who helped me with my air conditioner disposal needs was nice, patient, and clear in what I had to do even outlining a plan for getting my money back should someone take it for scrap in the night. I respect that. This may well be the best government experience I've ever had. Fast, courteous, and stress-free. I think that's worth Yelping about.

This City of Cambridge department does an amazing job -- from recycling and composting to snow…read moreremoval, park upkeep, and road maintenance. They are polite, efficient, and effective!

Business After Hours, NAH at Samba Steak house was packed! I meet with seevral new members as well…read moreas reconencte=ing with many friends and connections I have made over teh years in teh MetroWest Chamber. The staff is the best!!! If you have a local business and you are NOT a member, you need to attaend one or two eevnts. You owe it to your business!

Networking made easy! The networking events are well staffed, great turnout, nice variety of…read morebusinesses are present and congenial atmosphere.

Don't let the small size fool you-this little library has a really good selection of both adult and…read morechildren's books/videos. The staff are very helpful and they have the best storytime for littles of any branch. Charming atmosphere-like a English cottage...great place to stop by.

This library packs in just about everything a tiny neighborhood library should. The collection…read moretends to recent news, popular fiction, videos, and children's books - for research you should head to the main library at 530 Washington Street, across from the town hall. I prefer the Hills Branch when finding books for my kids, because the collection is more curated, and anything they pick up from the shelves is a great read. It's been closed for COVID, so I'm looking forward to seeing it opened again.

Mansfield electric is reliable, efficient, and on a monthly basis is quite inexpensive; however,…read morethe security deposit they asked me to put down is just short of highway robbery. $500?! For electric?! Never in my life have I heard of such, well perhaps, maybe as a security deposit for a place to live. With that said, I moved from Mansfield nearly one month ago, and I've yet to have the deposit returned less my final bill, which by the way, was mailed to my new address almost immediately. It's funny, when it comes to billing, agencies like these are quite timely, but when it comes to returning other people's money, things somehow are caught up in the bureaucracy of the system.

with all of these March blizzards, and people in Foxboro, Easton, Norton and other towns losing…read morepower for days, I can say that I've never, EVER, lost power for more than a few minutes, honestly. And it has only happened maybe twice in 25 years. Amazing. Plus price is less than other towns. I'd Love to see the operation and find out why it id's so reliable. Keep up the great work.

Just Go (#4)…read more Massachusetts was the first East Coast state we visited in 2012, it was in the middle of winter, it was brutal but it was an adventure. In my recent review for the Trinidad Memorial I had mentioned Gloucester from the movie, "The Perfect Storm" (2000) where they had the names of those who perished at sea inscribed in plaques... we found the plaque and the monument from that storm at the Gloucester Fishermen's Memorial. That same year we took a one-hour tour at Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast Museum. We were the only guests so it was nice and private. Robin, our tour guide, was great and shared loads of information about the history recounting the murders, explaining the photos and furnitures. I also enjoyed listening to her East Coast accent. All rooms are available for booking including the room where Lizzie's mom was killed from 18 blows to the head by an ax... reserve up to a year in advance. We enjoyed a basketball game between the Boston Celtics and Orlando Magic with KG and Paul Pierce vs Dwight "Superman" Howard and Vincinity. It was nice seeing some of my Sacramento Kings who got traded to the Orlando Magic roster play on the hardwood. It was just impossible to make it to everything we wanted to see in one visit so we returned for another trip in the summer of June 2023. We took a ferry ride and spent a whole day at Martha's Vineyard. When I hear of Martha's Vineyard I only know to associate it to presidential vacations and retreats but there's so much more charm to it and I want to go back! Make sure you purchase a bus pass to take you around town. Edgartown was the first town we visited, a quiet lovely village with a deep history of its New England whaling past. This is the town where they filmed some of the scenes from Steven Spielberg's 1975 blockbuster "Jaws." The original sign used for Amity National Bank in the movie was displayed inside the Edgartown Nat'l Bank. We hopped on the VTA bus and visited the Gay Head Lighthouse and the multicolored clay cliffs of the Gay Head Cliffs in the Town of Aquinnah. It's the least populous town on the island and the views are breathtaking. The lighthouse was also featured in the movie "Jaws." Lastly, we took the bus and hopped off in the Town of Oak Bluffs at the northeastern shore of the island. Oak Bluffs is a vibrant and happening town, contrast to the old world charm of Edgartown. Here is where the Flying Horses carousel can be found. The carousel was acquired from Coney Island in NY. The manes and tails from the horses are real horsehairs and the eyes are inset glass eyes. This is a landmark attraction. Btw, there are no actual vineyards on Martha's Vineyard and the island is only accessible from the mainland via ferry. Before heading out of MA we stopped one more time at the Lizzie Borden House. It was already evening and there were occupants in the rooms so we just took pics from outside. So much to see and do! Thank you, Great State of Massachusetts! Review #3787

i have lived in natick ma since november 30 i have had to call natick fire many times for medical…read morereasons they have been overwelmingly great they were very respectfull the good news is i am doing well recovering from heart surgery i owe them so much thanks for their help i would not be where i am with out their help this is why i like firefighters and parametics thank you