I am amazed by the condition and love that is put into this little free library. This is a…read morelicensed, or certified , Little Free Library, and is marked as so. "A Little Free Library is a "take a book, return a book" free book exchange. They come in many shapes and sizes, but the most common version is a small wooden box of books. Anyone may take a book or bring a book to share." The owner and maintainer is a happy to see you type person, and you may find her peeking out the window with a smile. It is my understanding that she and her son are co-owners. There is a comfy bench to sit on. It is a side street right by Fatima, and it is pretty quiet and well maintained. There is also a fairy garden too. Someone special also leaves stuffed animals with a note on them that reads,"Take me home. I'm yours to keep! Read to me before you sleep." Love, (Tie Dye Monkey), but there have been others like owls, and bears. There is also a visitors book, don't forget to sign and say thank you or hello! Just really a great location to have in the area.

What a sweet little book box. I love it! There were tons and tons of books, and a vast variety of…read moretitles and genres. The steward has also added some School supplies for the children including pencils, sharpeners, bookmarks, markers and crayons. I love that its run by "Grandma" and I love her story, taken from a 2017 Valley Breeze Article: "Arlene Smith, another steward from Cumberland, says her Little Free Library at 56 Crestwood Court "gave [her] a new purpose in life" after her children and grandchildren had all grown up. "Very few books ever come back, and I don't mind that," she said of the free book exchange. "One of the things that stands out is the freedom of [the Little Free Library]. ... There's no having to check out books and return them." Smith's Little Free Library was a gift from her nine grandchildren (Christa, Kayleigh, Trevor, Ethan, Brittney, Bekka, Bryan, Jacob, and Owen) and her one great-grandson, Charlie, earning it the name "Grandma's Library." One of the biggest benefits of having a Little Free Library, according to Smith, is that it brings her neighborhood together. One family, frequent visitors of Grandma's Library, visited Smith around Christmas-time with a tray of cookies to express their gratitude for all she has done for the community. One little girl in the neighborhood approached Smith last summer to ask if she could volunteer at Grandma's Library, and Smith let her come by once a day to straighten, organize, and clean the little wooden box."

A bunch af thieves. We were doing month to month voice lessons. We canceled in the middle of…read moreOctober and we were charged a one month penalty. When we called to cancel it was never explained to us that there was going to be a penalty. When we called to ask for an explanation the lady on the phone was very rude.

My son started going to the Complex this past fall and LOVES it. Everyone is so welcoming and…read moreinclusive. He looks forward to every practice and wishes he could be there everyday! Thank you, Complex! You have no idea the impact you made on one person!

Briarwood Child Academy is an exceptional daycare!! The teachers go through trainings yearly and…read moreall seem to love what they do! They are always smiling and very welcoming and take great care of the kids. For infants and toddlers, they use an app called Daily Connect so I can see what is going on with my child in real time and I can also communicate with the teachers on it. I feel at peace dropping my child off here!

Briarwood has been a godsend to this single mom who works a full time job. They are fully…read moreaccredited and provide nutritionally balanced breakfasts, snacks, & lunches, for a very reasonable price when you shop around. I have 2 kids, one started in the infants room and has moved up to toddler. My oldest started in preschool and now is in the after school program. All of my experiences have met or exceeded expectations. They have a solid leadership group that is committed to providing more than just a babysitting service. There is an educational curriculum at all age groups, and extracurricular activities including music class, sport camps, computer time, culinary skills, a large indoor gross motor room, a splash park outside, and use of the Wide World of Indoor Sports during the long cold winters. They have a nurse on staff who visits both campuses, and the staff is very communicative about any of those unavoidable outbreaks of common kid illnesses. In addition, when my oldest was experiencing some behavioral challenges, the teachers and administration all worked with me to develop a plan that best suited my child's needs. Can't say enough about this place. Pop in for a tour. Tell them Jenn D sent you.

This food pantry is a bit hard to find. You have to go to the last YMCA entrance on your left side…read more If you haven't been here before you have to fill out an online form on your phone but it only takes about 3 minutes and can be done right before you get food. You can park and go wait in the shade at the table next to the building or stay in your car in the car line and move up as the line moves. If it's your first time you have to park and go to the building to fill out the form. If you go wait at the table let the lady with the clipboard know so you can get your place in line on the clipboard. If you stay in the car she will come up to your window and take your name. Remember to bring bags to carry your food in. They have a good amount of pasta, rice, snacks and canned goods. They also have some juice, breads and desserts. No fresh meat but a small selection of frozen meat. Small selection of eggs, yogurt, salad mix, fruit, veggies and bathroom type items. Definitely worth going for sure.

My father suddenly passed away earlier this month and our family hadn't yet planned everything out…read morefor this. My parents relocated to Putnam from Western MA about 5 years ago. We were happy to find Gilman less than 2 miles from their house. We met with John who was very welcoming, patient, and helpful. He laid out all of our options and helped us plan my dad's celebration of life service. Their prices were reasonable and they made sure everything was covered including the cremation, service, prayer cards, obituary in the paper, etc. I would definitely recommend them if you unfortunately have a loved one pass away in this area. It will be a comfort knowing you are in great hands with this team.

The staff here are very helpful and respectful. They offer package pricing that is reasonable, they…read moreshow what all the prices for each portion of the service is, and they aren't trying to take advantage of your grief to upsell you. Do they have high end options? Yes. Do they also have packages that meet a more modest budget? Yes. They were able to provide a final goodbye, a cremation, notification services, and timely death certificates. If you find yourself in need of funerary services, I can recommend them.

The store and associates are wonderful! Unfortunately the shopping conditions are horrible. No AC…read moreand it was hotter inside the store than it was outside. The top two floors were unshoppable because it was so humid it caused me to have breathing issues. The workers had sweat pouring off their foreheads. SA do the right thing for these people they are your best asset in Northern RI.

I liked this Salvation Army location because it has 3 separate floors of clothing and goods. it…read morealso has a historic feel to it with its old wooden floors. the staff were also incredibly nice and hardworking. They unfortunately have limited parking so all parking is street parking only. they had limited items in certain sections but I think this is more pandemic issue, I imagine the shelves will be fuller in the spring. they also do not offer bags but you are allowed to bring reusable bags. If you have the time I would definitely recommend this location. you can definitely find some interesting items if you take some time to look around.

It was time to upgrade my phone, and switching from an android to an iPhone I had questions. After…read morecalling t-mobile, (online customer service) I experienced a nightmare. After 2.5 hours on the phone with incompetence, I hung up and visited T-Mobile, 700 Hartford Pike, Dayville, CT. I should have done this in the beginning and saved a big headache. I was assisted by Natalie Burton who is amazing!!! She got me on my way to a new phone, was pleasant, and provided everything I needed to order a new phone. She also suggested that I come back when I received the phone for data transfer. I did return and my data was transfered by Natalie. The customer before me actually hugged Natalie because she was so please with her assistance. I can't say enough great things about Natalie. She is what customer service and T-Mobile should be throughout the organization. She gives T-Mobile a great name and will keep me coming back.

Update: Ally is the star in this show. She gets all our credit. 5 stars. Not pleased during this…read morephone upgrade. Will still give 4 stars because most managers were good. Dan was well intentioned but gave misinformation, delaying process of getting 2n phone. T Mobile Corp. gets a fail due to not having Revvl 5g in stock. Sorry they had 1. , on the Introduction day for a new 5g phone? Waaaht?