We have traveled all over the east coast fossil hunting and this place has a stellar reputation for…read moregood reason. We were here in the fall which seemed ideal. It's a very large open area with dark gravel and I think would get super hot in the sun. Fossils were plentiful and easy to find which makes for a great day out for any ability or age. The highlight here is trilobites but there are many other sea creatures and the occasional squid like creature. Next to our spot were more serious hunters who were taking specimens for university and museum use. Definitely bring safety goggles, a hammer and something to split rocks. Rocks can and do fly up. Gloves are helpful too. It is a very large area so I don't think it would be hard to find a good spot even on a crowded day. We had a ton of fun and can't wait to go back.

I can't believe I had never heard of this place before! We took our 6-year-old and 15-month-old and…read moreboth had a blast. The staff were super helpful - we arrived along with two other families who had never been and one of the staff gave us a tour on our walk to the digging sites. They give you a little cheat sheet of fossils so you know what to look for, and the staff person stayed out with us almost the entire time helping folx to decipher fossil vs just a rock. We are headed home now with LOADS of fossils that my little aspiring paleontologist discovered. I'll admit mom and dad had fun searching for treasures and breaking apart the rocks was also very therapeutic! The toddler had fun walking over rock piles and digging in the dirt, so truly everyone left happy. We spent about an hour there and with the toddler I don't imagine we could've lasted much longer. We will definitely be back!

as most in life, we never think we need help, until we do. crisis services was there when we need…read moreimmediate, recovery and long term mental health for our daughter and family. There are no words to truly express our gratitude for what crisis services provided us in our time of need. Everyone goes though something in their life. Thankfully crisis services is in our communit.

DO NOT CALL! There was this social worker, Samantha Steiner of Buffalo, NY who was spreading my…read morebusiness to alot of people! She was very unprofessional and dressed inappropriately. Then I found out she was sleeping with my ex who at the time was in a relationship with me. I would give 0-stars if I could! Also using a friend's account so that my real name stays as private as possible, other than what she already put out there. I even called to complain about her and she still works there! Then she ended up coming back and ultimately, she started a long chain of events that led to me getting my kids temporarily removed from me! She ruined my life in more ways than just gossiping about me and my life!

Warpaint Project is a 501c3 nonprofit organization of artists who create art as an ArtCouple, who…read morecreate art TOGETHER, using two different styles of art. Their paintings could have been in galleries, and museums, and sold for unknown fortunes, but instead, they donate them to cancer Kids and Women fighting cancer. They write the story about each painting and tell the story of families devastated by cancer. Since 2019, they donated 391 paintings, each [painting custom-made for the person it was donated to. Google -Warpaint Project- see what art is supposed to be about. Art=healing

From the owner: In December of 2018, Aubre would visit an old friend, learning Mary was fighting breast cancer for…read morethe last five years. By the end of the day Mary would show Aubre her double mastectomy scars putting into motion what is The WarPaint Project today.