I saw some iconic shows here in the 80's. I got in the front row right in front of Dee Dee at a…read moreRamones show that was oddly paired with a old time Philly soul band. My best friend from high school and I skipped class and caught a ride out here and sadly found out we had no way to get home and had to call my mom to come get us. The best show was U2 during their War tour, right before they became stars in the US. That album still gives me chills when I hear it, it was such an epic concert and my friend and I had managed to get right up to the front. When I saw them again at the old Palladium in NYC there was no getting near at all, we caught them just before they rocketed to the top of the charts. This place is a great venue to see big bands in a somewhat smaller venue.

I have taken an array of courses through Cayuga Community College from 2009-2016. It is my go to…read moreinstitution whenever I need or want to take an online class as a prerequisite for any program I am thinking about applying for. I know they have moved the campus location since I last attended in 2011 but it seems their philosophy hasn't change one bit and if anything, has improved. Their faculty and staff are nothing but helpful and I always hang up the phone very pleased after contacting their Registar or Business Offices. They are great with returning phone calls and assisting with you through every problem you may encounter. The professors I have had at the University, whether online or in a classroom setting have always been fantastic. I always say that if I could go back in time, I would have started at a Community College and this is definitely the one I would have chosen to go to. I have learned more in online classes here than I have in the classroom at other Universities. The cost is reasonable, but make sure you mail in your Certificate of Residency to ensure you are getting instate tuition.

I went to Inn Complete in Saturday February 22,2020. The date is only important because I have no…read moreidea if service was always like...how it was.... So first off we heard that the place had almost 5 stars and sounded good. I had eaten my own food before but was totally up to getting a snack or a drink with my group of friends. We were all joking that the food was gonna be incomplete that we were gonna miss something in our meals... How right we were! First off, we're a group of disabled folk. While I was the only one who went in using a wheelchair (the other three chose the lesser of two evils and took the stairs as the ramp was huge ADA compliant tho so kudos. Just a lot to wheel through but not a problem. However you could still see that quite a few of us are physically disabled . This will be important. Two of us came in a few minutes later than the rest of the group and we went to the table where everyone was sitting. Place looked nice, the menu looked exciting, we were all super cool when an employee came over. Apparently! We were not supposed to sit down at the table and order. Okay that's fine. We're from out of town and didn't know the procedure. However the employee had come up to us and very demandingly asked us if we would want to sit at the table here or go to the bar and order drinks. She said very aggressively that there was a computer at the bar area and she couldn't use the computer at our table. Now, as I mentioned before, we're a group of physically disabled folk. And while this woman said we had an option...It DID NOT FEEL like an option. So most of us go to the obviously inaccessible bar area. There's not much for me to do but very carefully get my rear and cruddy spastic body into a tall bar stool so I can order. And then...we asked questions about the menu... This employee literally snapped that "she doesn't work here!" And then mentioned something about being in theater. And I always thought being in theater meant that you can act but this employee must not have been a very good actress because she certainly could not play the role of decent server/bartender/employee/etc. She snapped at us. She snapped at her fellow co-worker, she yelled back to the kitchen who didn't know anything either including how to cook anything but onion rings and pickles. When I got a chance I asked her co-worker (who was definitely sweet and looked like she was trying harder than her waspish coworker) if they had any gluten free options. The coworker looked at me and said "we have vegan or veggie options." And then satan help me I said "uhhh those aren't the same" while reconsidering even eating anything regardless. And the coworker replied, "I know that!" So I asked if anyone just had a list of ingredients to which the snappish coworker once again yelled "I don't work here!" While the nicer coworker brought me out a box for one singular veggie patty which was at least semi helpful I decided to just doublecheck that chips and salsa option would be "just" corn chips and salsa and...they sort of were but I didn't find out until after wards that they had mixed chips up with the half stale tortilla chips (little known fact for those who aren't gluten intolerant: plenty of chips have wheat added to them. Corn chips are almost always gluten free tho but potato chips not always) once I found the miscellaneous chips I stopped eating them. Actually most of us stopped eating our food which was impressive given that the majority of the group was hungry and given that one guy couldn't even be told what sauces the wings had and there was a long back and forth about dipping sauce as well because once again! That employee did not work there! In the middle of getting our food, that same employee loudly said as she brought our food to our table (our table of disabled folk mind you) that she was treating us like royalty by not making a bunch of people who suck at walking walk up and get their food at the inaccessible bar. So there was more but honestly this review is long as hell. Anyways Pros: The pickles were good! I got to say Yikes! quite a few times. The onion rings were good! (I didn't have them but everyone else said they were good.) The memories will last a lifetime! Cons: The employee that's not an employee!!!! Hope she gets better at acting like a decent human being if she's gonna keep being in the service industry. What food we could manage to get (they were either out of things or couldn't find things and said they didn't have it so who knows the truth) The food was bad. Except the pickles and onion ring. I would never recommend anyone with food allergies or intolerances time go there. So it was very truly utterly incomplete

To be honest, I've been pretty underwhelmed when I come here. It really feels like just a step…read moreabove a dining hall to me, which I guess makes sense because it is an SU-operated facility on south campus. That said, the food and beer are cheap and good. You order at the counter/bar, and they call your name when your food is ready. I've tried a few of their wraps, which are made with fresh ingredients and are big, especially for the price. They also have various grill items (burgers, cheese steaks, etc.) and appetizer-type things (like quesadillas, wings, and chicken tenders), though I have never tried any of it. My food has always come out quick and it has never been too crowded or busy, but it has been over the summer so I'm not really sure what it is like during the school year. It is a big space with two floors, and there is a pool table if you like pool. I think that maybe with a few more visits, the place will grow on me and I will like it better, especially for what it is. But for now, three stars is where it's at.

I cannot say enough good things about the JCC Early Childhood Development Program. When trying to…read morefind the best possible childcare for our son, we toured many different day care centers and spoke to the parents we knew in the area about their experiences. We ended up deciding on the JCC based on what we heard from others as well as the tour there, and are so happy that we did. My son's teachers keep us updated via the HiMama app throughout the day and are so caring and responsive to any questions or concerns. There are numerous outdoor play areas and the facility is very clean and organized. They have an excellent covid policy in place as well, which keeps the children and staff as safe as possible. We are also JCC fitness center members and enjoy the facilities, and we plan to look into the offered work out classes as well!

My daughter goes to JCC and she likes it. Staffs are nice and friendly.read more

ARC offers excellent training! Easy to sign up online or over the phone. Good local instructors…read more This facility has very unclear parking - the parking lot closest to Gennessee is a shared lot with basically no spaces. There's a pay parking lot on Wallace, and an ARC lot, sorta behind the building, off Wallace. Check with ARC about parking when you visit.

Our family has been very pleased with the education at St. Margaret's School in Syracuse, NY…read more Individualized learning, focus on curriculum, a new hands-on science lab, Spanish language instruction and small class sizes. Also great for working families with AM/PM care, snow day care, etc. This is a wonderful school with a supportive, caring environment.

I attended two venetian plaster classes prior to attending the classes at Buon Fresco. One was a 5…read moreday class and another a 3 day class. Having taken the three that I did, if I had to only take one, I would 100% choose Buon Fresco. Communication was very excellent and documents were organized in a timely manner. All my questions were answered in a clear and concise manner while organizing our class dates. There was nothing I was uncertain of when I showed up for the first day of class. As for the classes themselves, there are nuances and insights to Victoria's instruction that distinguish her from the rest and let you know you're in the presence of someone who has mastered this craft. Beyond the application of plaster there are courses offered which the other classes ( I attended ) didn't address at all. Most notably among them is the color theory class. The ability to color match and create custom color for clients will infinitely distinguish you from everyone else. Marbling courses are a must for anyone looking to further distinguish themselves and watching Victoria take a blank white board and transform it into a piece of marble is worth the cost of admission alone. Additionally there is a business course offered which contained valuable insights into industry specific best practices. There are also a few additional, more advanced courses, which I didn't have the time to take unfortunately. All that being said, I can't recommend Buon Fresco enough. Highest marks for sure. If you're interested in learning venetian plaster, based on my experiences, this is the school to go to, period.

Buon Fresco Decorative Academy will teach you and leave you with everything you need in order to…read moresucceed with decorative arts. The courses are structured beautifully and Victoria manages to cover a vast amount knowledge in just a couple of days. If there is anybody out there wanting to learn faux finishes or any other sort of high end finish, Buon Fresco is the way to go!