Horrific treatment!!! Front desk person was so unfriendly. I…read morewalked in with food and drinks in a bag, went to the rest room and when I walked out she was right there "Do not go into the gym with food or drinks". I wasn't even near the gym but okay she was just letting me know the rules....I guess. Then the same person told my 7 year old "Do not play near the vending machines" . Well ,okay I mean, what kids aren't fascinated with this amazing machines! Someone stood guard at the gym door checking for food and drinks. I just saw the parents turn back saying "oh, I'm so sorry about that" with their coffee contraband in the hands. The ref that day yelled at the players constantly throughout the game. Absolutely terrible, aggressive and abusive of power. The kids looked shocked. Then they told my son who was PLAYING IN THE GAME that he couldn't drink sparkling water ( I guess regular water was fine?). Wow. I get that we are not from High Point. We have an all white team on both sides from the other side of Seattle. I worked in High Point for years with this community and loved it. I was talking up High Point for days before we got there. It was so sad, c'mon guys we are all humans! Seeing this made my heart hurt. But don't worry, I remained composed and polite.

Nice community center. Very well located with no stairs!…read more Highly recommended! You would love it!

The Chapel is located on fourth floor of the Good Shephard Center…read more Attending a cello performance by Seth Parker Woods, all pieces are Seattle premieres: Pierre Alexandre Tremblay- asibglewordisnotenough 3 Edward Hamel - Gray Neon Life Alvin Singleton - Argoru II George Lewis - Not Alone $20 is perfect for a budget conscious person ($5-20 by donation) to hear an artist play cello in a unique performance location. Hope the acoustics will be favorable. Accompanying me is my son Alex (aka The Homie in my Yelp posts). He's been playing the cello for five years now. Hopefully seeing this artist will further demonstrate the range of this instrument.

I've never been there but my mom gave birth to a baby boy there in 1964. I'm looking for survivor…read moregroups or adoptee groups and I am also looking for my brother who was born there.

my courtate went well. i was in courtroom 711, i won that "battle"! i had a good time; would not…read morelike to go back unfortunately.

Itica was great on the phone! THANK YOU! She helped me with a family law case going back 17…read moreyears that has thousands of pages. She was patient and helpful.

We love the Magnolia Library! The staff are always so helpful and kind -- they really make you feel…read morewelcome. The kids' nook is especially great: there's so much for little ones to explore, including Magna-Tiles, a dollhouse, and plenty of cozy spots to curl up with books. The seating throughout the library is really comfortable too, whether you're reading, working, or just enjoying some quiet time. It's one of our favorite places to spend an afternoon -- we're so lucky to have this gem in the neighborhood!

very quiet and comfort to staying here. The librarians here are very friendly. It has a picture…read morebook area that kids can stay and read.

I can't say enough about the staff here at this location. My friend and I came here and the 2 study…read moretables were occupied so one of the employees moved the computers to make room for us. He also came by around 2:30 to let us know that we might want to move because after school kids were about to come storming in. The reason for the minus one star is for the lack of tables. There are only 2 small 4 seater circular tables but otherwise, this place is great! Clean area, lots of parking, and clean bathrooms!

This is a very small KCLS library, but ample parking in their parking lot. The staff is very…read morefriendly and inviting, which is what makes a neighborhood library work well. I've only ever reserved books for pick up, but every book I've wanted has not been readily available at this location. They have other resources at this library and some computers for personal use. Clean and organized indoors.

Trina D. Tried to kick me out of a community center for having a support animal with me, which i…read moretold her I had my doctors note recognized by DSM. I also just had my third survey on my leg and sometimes need assistance with walking. I see a therapist two times a week for that. My dog is a puppy 4 months old. I've taken her to Queen Anne Community Center, Jeferson Community Center and she's been here several times and Trina threatened to have me escorted by the police. Mind you my dog is well behaved She yelled at me in front of my 12 year old and 5 Other kids who are 12 and younger She's the only person that has a problem with animals, mind you we are in Seattle (dog lover City) I've taken my dog with me to all my doctor appts and everywhere and no one has a problem other than her

Van Asselt Community Center boasts a diverse youth/teen population and programming that serves an…read moreethnically diverse community, from preschool-aged children to seniors. The center is situated at the edge of the New Holly neighborhood, which primarily consists of housing, but also includes a branch of Seattle Public Library, satellite campus of South Seattle Community College, and other community buildings. The newly renovated and facility re-opened in 2007, more than doubling the size of the old center. The building features lots of windows in the lobby area and multipurpose room. Included in the expansion are new staff offices, interior and exterior public restrooms, activity rooms, and a large dividable multipurpose room with a small adjoining commercial kitchen. The center is surrounded by a landscaped lawn with lots of trees and flowers, a public art installation outside the front entrance, two basketball courts sponsored by the Sonics/Storm Team Foundation, a wading pool, children's play area, a covered picnic area and BBQ grill. The expanded center accommodates activities such as teen programs, classes, after-school programs, community meetings, weddings and seniors programs, a drop-in fitness room, basketball/sports gym, after-school child care, summer day camps and free WiFi access. Also they have outdoor fitness equipment.

Had to swing by to bail my brother out over Memorial Day weekend (family traditions, you know), and…read moreI gotta say--shoutout to this jail for being open on a holiday! Truly the unsung heroes of 3-day weekends. The check-in process? Retro chic. You gotta show up in person and buzz in like you're entering an exclusive club... if the club had bars and sadness instead of cocktails and DJs. Now, let's talk payments. No Apple Pay, no debit--strictly old-school cash vibes. I haven't touched physical money since 2019, so finding an ATM was like a scavenger hunt through the 7 circles of inconvenience. Bathroom review: 5 stars. Spotless. Seriously, I've been to brunch places that were way sketchier. I almost wanted to hang out longer just for the facilities. If they ever list this place on Airbnb, I'm booking the bathroom suite. Would I come back? Hopefully not. But if I do, I know I'll be hydrated and comfortable. Staff 10/10 love them they're like family now seriously.

Will not recommend coming here. Not good hospitality. Food is horrible, beds are uncomfortable. I…read morewanted a suite but they downgraded to bunkbeds. They make you wear clothes you don't even like and is out of fashion. Def recommend staying away. Check in is at whatever time the panda looking can bring you but they won't let you check out at the time you want to. Def saying to stay somewhere like a beach or something

I really like this neighborhood library! It's on Ambaum, with lots around to do. They let you print…read more75 pages a week and so there is no need to buy a printer if you live close. Free wifi! Tons of books and audiobooks. Rent a book and walk a few blocks to the Ambaum Park for a great afternoon! Or run next door to McDonald's for an ice cream cone like me. Fatty problems.

I haven't been to many library's in Washington state. However, this library was nice. The interior…read moreis well organized and decorated, the structure is nice too. Makes you want to not only come in but, stay for a while and read or use the PC. I do wish pierce county had better libraries and maybe more people would use many of the services.