ARC offers excellent training! Easy to sign up online or over the phone. Good local instructors…read more This facility has very unclear parking - the parking lot closest to Gennessee is a shared lot with basically no spaces. There's a pay parking lot on Wallace, and an ARC lot, sorta behind the building, off Wallace. Check with ARC about parking when you visit.

I had such a great first impression at Clayscapes. I came in as a new small business owner and…read moreteacher, initially coming specifically for some tool kits and a specific clay body. The process was very seamless and fast and felt very much taken care of. Andrew, who helped me, was very knowledgeable with bodies and had I had more time I would have liked to have seen more of the site. I walked out with a sufficient amount of tools to get my program off the ground and the clay I really wanted. As Andrew assisted in loading my car, we saw a very injured bird (in this very packed parking lot). It was so disturbing how broken the wing was that I got on the phone several minutes later to find a rescue volunteer or find a way to take it home with me. I was told that there had just been a call placed in Syracuse with the same description and that it might be the same bird. On revisiting the parking lot, hoping to find the "girl from WA" who I was told caught it, we happened to see Andrew again and asked if he might know if it was scooped up. He smiled and said that they were the ones that caught it and it was off to be cared for. These are the kinds of people you want to do business with. My heart just swelled and I could drive back home feeling we did everything we could and what caring people run this place. I will be back again! I'm actually very surprised I am the first to leave a review as Clayscapes has been verbally recommended many times over since it has been about 20 years since I've bought clay in Upstate NY. I hope more follow suit!

It is a nice center. I was there for a party brunch someone is getting married tomorrow so the…read morespace was nice clean the bathrooms was clean right next store to the room. They brought their own food and drinks. A nice space

We were visiting our son at Ft. Drum for the weekend and we're looking for things to do. When we…read morestumbled upon Cindy's, we sent a message the night before to see if she had space for a class the next day. Cindy was very responsive and accommodating. Her knowledge, patience and graciousness were very evident. She was warm and inviting and the three of us had a wonderful time. This was the perfect thing to do together. We each got to work on our piece, laugh, gab, and catch up. I would highly recommend this activity. It was a great introduction to stained glass. I would come back in a heartbeat!

Cheryl is a great Gallery Owner. Very knowledgeable on Artwork & excellent Customer Service. Very…read morefriendly too. Highly recommend for all Art & Custom Framing Services!

I won't comment on the gallery aspect of this business, my comments pertain to the framing service…read more I had two pieces framed here. Consultation (frame/mat selection) was Ok, work product was excellent but the pricing seemed high.

ESF is a great school dedicated to the environment! If you're thinking about going here, go to…read moretheir website, call the department, and visit! This school is very unique, and gives you small school atmosphere within a larger school SU right next door.

If you're using Yelp to choose a college, you might be in the wrong place…read more But I will tell you this: if you are passionate about the environment, go to ESF. It's really that simple. The student body and profs are as cultivating as you could ever hope for, and the resources available to you are absolutely outstanding. ESF undergrad has a masters-level feel. Most classes focus on research topics, and as an undergrad you will find many, many opportunities to work on real, original, publishable research as a low-paid intern. The price is the going SUNY rate, which makes it a good financial decision. Going into $80,000 of debt at a private school will certainly not improve your chances of getting a good job. Going to a focused school that will build a specialized network will.

Great people, great service, great everything, these managers and employees are awesome, anything…read moreyou need, please go to premier rental, and they will take care of you!! Thanks to the managers and staff, cudos to all of you, great job!!!

I am currently staying here for respit. The children's center is a very welcoming and great place…read more(I stay at heron hall so im not sure about the other sides) The staff is very kind and supportive! The food is not bad at all. The bedrooms are clean. And for the most part its a very nice place to stay and be able to think and recover. I would definitely recommend this respite center to any parents who have children in need of respite.

Updated:Some staff are ok. They've worked extremely hard to accommodate some things to work with…read moreour child and us, the family better. Not all staff are "bad". Since staff seems to change frequently, it depends who is actually working there. Some kids are out of control and they do their best to help the child and the situation. However, don't be a lazy parent. If you see something that is questionable, ask. Get answers. Advocate for your children. They need parents who want to work to help their children. Your children need you to help them. I'm not 100% for Elmcrest but I have seen improvement to some extent and I have seen them try to help more. But it all starts with you as the parent. Your child needs you to be on board, to love them and help them with their struggles.