Everyone here is amazing. They are totally dedicated and devoted to their patients and their needs…read moreas well as the patients' family. The whole building is impeccably clean, has loads of windows and is decorated with many beautiful images. They also have live birds in different areas and many plants. I definitely recommend Masonic to anyone!

visited back in 2015 for a work day conference. it looks like a 5 star hotel inside and out, so I…read morewas expecting a fancy lunch or some sort of buffet with options. the "lunch" that was served was cold ham sandwiches, bottle water, chips and a cookie. WHAT?! Residents and guests should receive the same meal options, and it is an insult to serve guests with no options. unacceptable! if I could rate this joint one star I would!

Went here only once with a member of the Legion. Not my usual scene, but I liked it. The drinks…read morewere inexpensive and were really good. A band was playing the night I had went and they were pretty good. Not a fan of rock music, but I enjoyed myself. I like the fact that it is a military friendly place, made me feel more at place since I am also military. Would definitely go there again for a drink or two, and to see what band is playing.

Believe it or not, but thrifting is the new way of saving money for most people. I was talking to a…read morebuddy of mine about surviving in this day and age, and we both agreed that thrift stores are our ways of saving money! Every Tuesday, I venture out to three (3) separate Goodwill chains in the Lancaster area. There is a mega Goodwill located on Lincoln Highway, which usually has a surplus of items, and there's my local thrift stop which is in the middle of the business district in Palmyra, PA. But the location in Elizabethtown, PA, just off of the 283 exit and down the road a piece is one of my personal favorite stops on this thrifting journey that I take every week. Why, you ask? Honestly, it's not the stuff that they sell, as they probably get the least amount of used goods at this location. But what I find to be the most attractive attribute is the kind and generous people that work there. How often do you stop at a junk store and find camaraderie behind the counter? That welcome feeling is more than enough for me to want to stop by here on my weekly rounds and see what's going on. I recommend you do, too!

One of the smallest Goodwill's in Lancaster Co and the one I frequent the least, it's still worth a…read moretrip if in the area. I'm rarely up this way or am en route to somewhere else or I'd pop in more often. I've been here twice and made purchases each time. My most recent visit was a week or so ago. Not much has changed from my last visit a few years back. Clothes were organized by item and color. Coats were in abundance while kids clothing and toys were skimpy. Linens are wedged in the corner and were dated and overpriced. If you don't have a grandma to make you an afghan you could find one (or ten!) here. The handbag and dvd selection was plentiful. New to Goodwill's in this area is new items (think Dollar Store and seen on TV products). This location was no exception and had them all lined up against the front windows. Being November there was also a designated Christmas section where I scored some miniatures for my granddaughter's Christmas village, but again stock was limited. Housewares are separated by color and in typical Goodwill fashion are just piled on shelves with no consideration to what it is or how fragile it might be. I'm glad I walked thru this isle twice because I found a like new cloche for display that I didn't spot my first time 'round. I also scored a rather large, ornate frame complete with 4 spaces for pictures. The price tag of $69 was still on the back from Hobby Lobby. My price a mere $14.99. That frame was awkward to tote around the narrow aisles and barely fit in the cart. When I asked the cashier if I could keep it up there he replied with a firm no. "Company policy" although I'd never had that happen at other locations. He was very dry and condescending. At checkout he was trying to make jokes unprompted that myself and the other patrons in line just didn't "get". His personality and disposition were awkward at best and I suspect in hindsight that maybe he was on the spectrum. After my purchase he carried my purchase to my hubby's suv and out loud make an unwanted snub about "the gas guzzlers being out today" in a way that made it sound like we were solely responsible for global warming. Hubby was not amused, but I was happy with my purchases even if they did come with a free dose of attitude.

Wings of War (WoW) is just starting out as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization. We have…read moreacquired a 1941 WWII Cessna T-50 Bobcat that was a Crane MK1 during WWII with the RCAF. The aircraft is currently portrayed as a U.S. UC-78 and will remain in U.S. colors. We believe this aircraft is the oldest, flying Bamboo Bomber in the world. We are actively pursuing nose art for this plane that will link it back to its Canadian lineage. Please go to our FB PAGE and add your ideas there. Call if you want to schedule an appointment to tour the aircraft.

From the owner: Wings of War (WoW) is just starting out as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization. We have…read moreacquired a 1941 WWII Cessna T-50 Bobcat that was a Crane MK1 during WWII with the RCAF. The aircraft is currently portrayed as a U.S. UC-78 and will remain in U.S. colors. We believe this aircraft is the oldest, flying Bamboo Bomber in the world. We are actively pursuing nose art for this plane that will link it back to its Canadian lineage. Please go to our FB PAGE and add your ideas there. Call if you want to schedule an appointment to tour the aircraft.

This is the hardest time for families when dealing with a loved one who has passed. The staff are…read moreso helpful and caring. Tom Ford is the funeral director who helped me and I cant say enough about his patience and kindness to me during this hard time. They also have a beautiful facility that is so peaceful. If you need funeral services this is the place to go!!!

This is a business with a big heart. Their core mission is...recycling: love it!! But add to that…read moreart, especially for kids, PLUS free books and materials for teachers...WOW! Not to mention BARGAINS for crafters of all ages! I am from out of town, visiting family, and this was a must-see stop. I wish there was a place like this near me!! Y'all are fortunate to have this in your community.

The concept of recycling should be supported - it's a great thing to do and helps teachers teach…read more The problem is they lack compassion and professionaliam. When you feel the need to make a teacher cry over a simple mistake that they were not aware of..... That just isn't right