Two nice police officers bought me my 2 ice treats during this heatwave. One was kind enough to…read moreopen the door for me because I have mobility problems. This was at Danvers Cumberland Farms Newbury Street at about 8;30 am . I will not forget how kind those 2 nice guys were to me. A good deed should always be credited. James Dennehy

Yesterday I was in a large funeral procession and the state troopers were AMAZING at keeping us…read moresafe, even on the highway (I-95), as we drove from the service to the cemetery. Their escort and help at intersections/on-ramps was so helpful and well-done! Huge thanks to the police officers for their impressive maneuvering, driving, and efforts to allow us to grieve, navigate safely, and honor our loved one. They really went out of their way and we appreciated it so much! Thank you!

I would like to express gratitude for help provided by Taylor and Susan and Lieutenant Chamberlain!…read moreTheir genuine attention to all the needs of older people and personal interest in their wellbeing are what one can wish for. But most important, THEY ARE REAL HUMAN BEINGS who sincerely care about people in need. I am very grateful for their help and moral support and this amazing experience has left an indelible memory in my heart. With their help my sister, Lora Sharinsky got to the hospital in time and received medical assistance. Thank you very much, indeed! Sincerely, Vera Tsirelson (vera.tsirelson@gmail.com) 671-6056706

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.

Great library! Part of the Minuteman Library Network. Small, but not busy at all. There are a few…read morestudy tables in the back and I never have a hard time finding an empty one to use. This library is a lot newer and more modern than all the others in the area, and BRIGHT. Free parking lot in front.

Very pretty and nice library! They even have meeting rooms and crafts out sometimes. The staff is…read moresuper friendly and they were able to get me a book I requested quickly! There is a parking lot so parking is easy, which is great. The library is smaller than the other city library, but it is really beautiful.

This is only a review of the grounds, I didn't see the inside of the hotel. Very pretty, very quiet…read moreexcept for the lone groundskeeper outside. Everything was well groomed and taken care of. I saw people out with their dog, and it does seem like a good place to walk them. There was a shop with cheerful flowers, but I was there too early for their opening

This historic inn gives off a homey, comforting feel yet there is a timeless elegance made famous…read moreby Longfellow. We stopped by while traveling to New Hampshire from the RI area for a late lunch. Despite being a week day, and mid-afternoon, there were several tables inside as well as outside that were filled with diners. The food was very good (hubby raved about the New England Clam Chowder); I had a house salad and we ended up splitting a sandwich. OK, it wasn't a "fine dining" experience but I believe it certainly would have been had we stopped by later for diner. The grounds are gorgeous and needed to work off our lunch.

The Peace Abbey is a multi-denominational organization with extensive educational, spiritual and…read moreother services. They offer retreat and many, many other services to the community and the world, and has been visited by Mother Teresa and supported by many of the world's most devoted peace activists. It is impossible to cover all this wonderful organization offers and achieves in such a small space; visit the website or make an appointment to meet with some of the extraordinary staff, hear the stories, support the cause.

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

Natick wants to pretend that it's Wellesley or Newton it is not. It is a town that has no money. It…read moreis a town that would allow vehicles to kill bicyclists because they have no infrastructure for bicyclists. They have tried to create more residential space than they can actually accommodate. Natick is a horrible town, they have absolutely no regard for pedestrians nor cyclists only vehicles which shows that they have no respect for average citizens and it is deplorable. If you are looking to live in Natick I would suggest otherwise. Their taxes are going to go up because they are trying to fund projects that they cannot actually afford it is a pathetic town and very sad how degrading it has become throughout the decades. I hope they get their act together because clearly they only want rich individuals in their town yet they can't keep up with the infrastructure to maintain it it is pathetically sad. My advice don't move into Natick Go into Framingham Wellesley or Newton or any other town or city besides Natick because you will not like where you live.

The wiring inspector Scott Chavious is very unprofessional and should be removed from his job. He…read morewas scheduled to do an electrical inspection for some solar work at my house. I have lived in the town for over 9 years. Over that time I have made over 200,000$ in improvements to my home. Scott has inspected every time without the electrician present. This time he refused inspection even though I was present and willing to show him anything related to the installation. He stated that I wasn't an electrician and couldn't open anything up. The installation was already opened up and ready for inspection. When I explained this to him he still refused to look at anything because he stated that I wasn't qualified to show him the work. I'm an electrical engineer, the work was done to my home, and I supervised it. There are no regulations stating the person who did the work must be present. The work just needs to be inspected and signed off. That's his job. If for some reason it's not to code, then don't sign. Refusing to inspect and wasting everyone's time is just wrong. Scott's handling of this situation was a complete abuse of his authority. As a "professional" who is paid by town tax dollars, I would expect better conduct. The town really needs to be more accommodating towards contractors. To hire a part time inspector that's only in the office at 4PM, then out to do inspections at 5PM or later is unreasonable. These aren't normal working working hours for contractors. I have filed a complaint with the state board of examiners. If others have had the same interactions with Scott Chavious, I recommend you do the same. At a minimum, Scott should have some counseling on his lack of professionalism and some clarification about what his actual duties and responsibilities are.