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I am writing to share a very concerning experience my son and his grandfather had during Story Time…read moreyesterday. From the moment they arrived, they felt they were treated differently than the other families in attendance. My son was not allowed to have any of the toys that other children were using. Later, when stamps were handed out to the children, every child received one except for my son. The librarian looked him up and down and intentionally moved on without giving him a stamp. My father-in-law also tried asking a few questions about Story Time, but instead of receiving help, he said the librarian raised her voice at both him and my young son. Throughout the program, she appeared to engage warmly with the other children while largely ignoring my son. This was incredibly hurtful for our family. Story Time should be a welcoming and inclusive environment where every child feels valued and treated with kindness. No child should leave feeling excluded. I hope you will look into this matter and ensure that all families are treated with respect and fairness. Thank you for taking the time to hear our concerns, and I would appreciate hearing what steps will be taken to address this situation.

They have done a nice job transitioning this from the old library into the community center it is…read morenow. I brought my daughter here for a class that we signed up for through South Suburban. It has a refreshed and updated feel on the inside. There was a group of senior citizens playing games in the main area. And there are quite a few private education and meeting rooms. There is a desk at the front with someone you can check in with and ask questions.

From the owner: Along with fun and unique educational programming for all ages, The Lone Tree Hub is home to the…read morenew Esports Lounge with 6 professional gaming computers, the newest in gaming consoles and over 250 games. The Lone Tree Hub also offers rental space for anything and everything. Formal conference room, classroom spaces, large open lobby with lots of windows. The Hub offers a lot of flexibility when planning your next event or business meeting.

Talk about Fast, Efficient and Friendly well then you need to use this office of Douglas County…read moreMotor Vehicle. From the minute I walked in until I was served was about 3 minutes. Renee at the Front Desk was awesome. She got me started in Record Time. The gentleman that got my placards done was Friendly and Fast as well. I was out of there before I could sit down. What a truly amazing experience.

Despite the fact that I've had to visit this place on 4 different occasions to get my title &…read moreplates due to various team members giving me different info to supply (grrrrr!), the wait is minimal, everyone is friendly and the gal, Mia (spelling?), that assists you when you walk is always smiling & helpful. It's definitely much different than other motor vehicle locations I've gone to.

OK first thing first. It took me six months to finally cave and call them. I have been wanting to…read morestart my own eBay sales for a while, and have been having some problems getting it started. I mean, I have sold some items here and there but I want to start a business, right? On TV they bombard you with these commercials all the time so I decided maybe they had a secret that I didn't know. eBay has been no help on their site, so I was turning to Video Professor. Please do not forget the fact that I have been purchasing from eBay since there were no eBay stores, and you bought junk out of peoples attics. I don't need a beginners lesson - an eBay for dummies. I wasn't told the free one you get is exactly that, but wait! You also get intermediate AND advanced lessons as a preview and if you do not send them back then they will charge you $190. When this slipped out of the girls mouth very quickly and she asked the "Is this OK?" I told her to HOLD and asked her if I could get one lesson, the advanced. No, I get all three! But I have to send the one I don't want back or I get charged. Let me state that there is nothing I hate more than bait and switch. Especially with my money. See the way it works is like this, had they been honest I would have absolutely purchased other lessons from them. She went from super sweet and helpful to bitchy after I had to tell her various times that I didn't want anything from them. As it is I am taking Mark a p's advice and going to the library.

So I decided to order the Access version from this company. I did enjoy the brief review. I think…read morethe program was well presented. It was a good review. I liked that there was a an extra "bonus" cd presentation. One thing is to make sure you read the quick start. While this CD comes cheap for shipping. You have 10 days to make two decisions. Actually one needs to be made quick. First, is this program going to be worth $190 to you. I believe I could have gotten a better deal going to a book store but I needed a quick review. So yes this was worth it as I got the needed knowledge. Second, this is a subscription program. Remeber those days when you bought CDs from that company? You were sent a shipment each month, if you didn't send NO back in time. This program doesn't offer a no option. You wil be CDs You have 10 days to send it back with an RA number. They make it difficult to get this and canceling further shipments. No over the phone will be done, unless you want them to call you back. So your two choices, Fax or over web. Response time is questionable. Make sure you keep your box the CDs were shipped in. You need your customer number to ship back, cancel and get a refund if needed. Sad thing is I need a bit more learning on Access, advance use along with an intro to SQL. Suggestions welcome.

Extremely difficult to talk to. Everybody almost is extremely rude,…read moreunprofessional and not nice in any way sadly enough. The attitude is we are 100 percent right and you are 100 percent wrong. To think that taxpayer money is going for this kind of operation is sickening to say the least.

I was privileged to be a part of the Spring 2018 Citizens Police Academy and it was a consistently…read morefun and informative experience. It lasted a very short 9 weeks, meeting every Thursday evening and three Saturdays. We had various speakers, mostly from Lone Tree PD but also from Parker K-9, Douglas County Impact Unit, Douglas County Regional Swat and Victim Advocates. Each session was devoted to different topics but the highlights had to be the Saturday, all day sessions. We got to drive two kinds of police vehicles on the training track (and kill lots of orange cones), spend a day "solving" a mock crime scene - going through every step a real officer and detective would, and learn all about shooting - from clearing a building in teams to an individual simulator session. The shoot house was so much fun - from "ramming" down the door to shooting real "paintmunition" at posters of bad guys that were moved around to different spots each time we went through the "house". The Lone Tree PD was incredibly welcoming, open and honest. They made us feel like part of the police department and told us stories about their training and experiences. There were also lots of volunteers (the VIP's) for the PD who helped with every session. They added greatly to the program and it wouldn't have been the same without them. Without making this review too long, I just want to mention a few more activities that were included. We got to try out the laser guns to clock traffic out on the street, we learned about DUI enforcement and got to try on goggles that simulated being drunk. We learned about domestic violence and the history of fingerprints. We learned about AXON body cameras and tasers and toured dispatch and the crime lab. We watched demonstrations of "use of force"and tried out handcuffs. The icing on this cake was our graduation ceremony where they humorously went over our experiences, passed out awards, certificates, and a picture collage, and each graduate was also given a flash drive of all the pictures the volunteers had taken throughout the academy. This was the most meaningful, enlightening experience I've had in a long time and I'm grateful to have been a part of it.

"Abby" whom was the sweetest and most helpful young lady, left such a wonderful impression on me…read morethat I have to make sure that everyone in her company she woks for knows that they have a true diamond and very rare employee that works there. She went above and beyond telling me and giving me every single detail of the "Medical Sales College." I suggest anyone interested in this college ask for her by name, again her name is Abby. I also suggest that all of her superiors see and understand what an, after losing my husband a few years ago at a very young age to suicide with three children I amazing employee they have because I was not sure if I even wanted to do college. I just wanted to keep doing sales, but all the details to the T she gave me and all the encouragement, I don't think she understood how bad I needed that and I will always be so very appreciative to this woman. One last thing I would like to say to her superiors/bosses, I really hope this shows you just how far a wonderful person with a great attitude can take your company farther and farther! again, Abby, I want to tell you thank you for your encouragement, the kindest words, they must have amazing words that kept me feeling like I'm worthy enough to keep going no matter what's happened to my life and I've always known my kds deserved a mom to be proud of. So thank you very much for your sweet and amazing words that gave me strength to become the mother I was before the father passed away!

People of color and people over 35, look at the graduate testimonials. That will tell you who the…read more97% job placement rate benefits. MSC did nothing for me nor my classmates. Only 1 of the 4 in sports medicine even got a real job in the field. In the hip/knee class, only the young, white males got jobs with companies like Smith and Nephew, DePuy Synthes, etc. Those jobs pay salaries and bonuses over 6 figures. The other guys over 35 took 1099 jobs or ended up back in their old careers within 18 months. Being a 1099 rep, is not a real job for what you spend at MSC because you can get that without the benefit of a certificate from MSC. This school is very slick with the marketing, but that placement rate only works for those folks on the graduate testimonial page. And really...only those in the big name companies are going to make that 6 figure mark in the first 2 years on the job. Choose wisely. You'd be better off going to surgical tech training, working in the ER for 6 months and then applying to a big company. Better ROI regardless of your age/race.

I really enjoy using the Castle Pines Post Office. It has a small-town feel that's becoming harder…read moreto find. As you walk in, there's a charming little shop with greeting cards, gifts, and clothing that makes it feel warm and welcoming instead of just another post office.

It's never open on posted hours. Here on a Monday at 945am. And doors locked. No sign on the door…read moreor anything. Happens way too often to be acceptable .

For anyone looking at this website www.jiue.org, it is a diploma mill. The actual institution…read moreclosed in 2015. Please do not enroll or pay them any money, the entire website is fraudulent. The phone number is fake, the address is a real building but not for the school. There is no Jones International University any longer.

PLEASE PLEASE do your research completely before attending JIU. JIU's only concern is getting your…read moremoney! You have no contact with anyone except the so-called support counselors, who are never supporting of the students. They are rude and condescending whenever you try to get their assistance. The only answer they give is there is nothing we can do because it is too late when they were the ones who dropped the ball in doing their jobs correctly. I had a family emergency PLUS the area in which I lived was hit with a freak storm that knocked out power for two weeks (the area was in a state of emergency declared by the President Obama which occurred in June 2012). I contacted my support counselor Lauren to let her know what was happening. I told her I did not currently have access to Internet. I was 7 weeks into my FIRST 8-week course with a 98 average. My professor said I was doing well in the course and that I could finish it when I was able. Her response to me was "I will look into doing an INC for you". I NEVER heard from her again until August 2012 when she tried to sign me up for another course. I told her I was locked out of the original course and said I was not ready to return yet and would in November, but in the interim I wanted to complete my original course. Lauren's constant response was "let me see what I can do". I was expecting to have something done to my satisfaction, so I continued to take courses. A year later and still nothing was done, Lauren was no longer a support counselor, I was never notified of any changes, and I had to start the process all over again. This time it was within a week that the new counselor said that the only thing that could be done was to officially drop the course, pay for it again, and retake! If that is not a scam, I do not know what one is! My professor is no longer with the university, and I cannot get access to the Dean to let him know what is going on in his program. So I let my support counselor know that I would not be taking any more courses until I can talk to the Dean directly. Their response was to drop me from the program completely!