This is an excellent quilting store for all you sewing needs. Knowledgeable staff help guide your…read moreselections and my favourite aspect of the store are the various classes offered to grow your creative expression and skills in quilting. Would highly recommend!

Wonderful store and great employee's. They are very knowledgeable and will spend as long as it…read moretakes to make sure you are happy with what you have chosen, offer suggestions or advice before you pay for your items. They have a large selection in all things sewing and in top of the line material. I have never had a bad experience at Stitch by Stitch and will continue supporting this store as long as I am involved with sewing and quilting. Would recommend this store 100%.

My wife, son, daughter-in-law and I were on Wellesley Island on vacation for a week. We wanted to…read moreget fresh veggies and fruit before going to the supermarket to stock up for the week. I found Cross Island Farms on the internet and we decided to check it out. The farm was not what I expected but it turned out to be a pleasant experience. When we drove up to the front of the house (yes, house) we were greeted by two friendly dogs. As we are all dog lovers, we made friends with them right away. We went inside and saw a table full of fresh fruit and vegetables and more in a refrigerated case. Someone (one of the owners?) came to help us. She helped us choose what we needed and told us about the selection of meats. We then also bought a thick sirloin steak that we ate that night. It was yummy. She also told us about the fruit picking. We went back the following morning to do that and got some more freshly picked fruit. Wow, those strawberries were very tasty. Can't get them in Westchester County. (We live in Peekskil, NY and Denver. No one is from San Francisco. Where did that come from?) As for the animals, I think you have to take the full tour to see them all. But we did see a few pigs and goats. I wanted to pet them all as they seemed friendly but they were behind a fence. Oh well. Overall, a very satisfying experience. Just don't expect anything fancy.

Disclosure, I am a volunteer at farm but I love it and wanted to make the farm's background…read moreinformation more easily available online so here I am! Cross Island Farms is certified organic. They sell goat, beef, pork, [organic/free-range] eggs, fruits, vegetables and herbs. They have educational (and enjoyable) farm tours, primitive campsites (private&no energy/water hook-ups, walk in etc.,) and volunteer opportunities. It is a fairly small farm run by two people in the thousand islands region of NY.

Clarkson University provided the foundation needed to land a great job with awesome benefits. The…read morecampus has changed a ton in the last thirty years - classes are all on the hill and most buildings are connected by heated walkways. It wasn't that way in 1990.... Daily walks to classes downtown across the bridges with the cold wind whipping at you and frozen ears when you got to class. The hockey program has always been at the core of the non academic side of things and the Cheel Center - built in 1990 and 1991 just completed a major renovation and looks awesome.

I graduated in 1969 as a ME. I've worked for 27 years as a Foreign Service Officer for USAID…read moreoverseas managing large infrastructure projects in Niger, Egypt, Oman, Philippines and Sri Lanka. Before that I worked in R&D for a major chemical firm. Since retiring from USAID I've represented two major A&E firms engaged with business development. My Clarkson education helped me respond to this diverse of professional challenges. The curriculum was and is well rounded providing specialty courses and non-technical business and liberal arts courses. Clarkson is "goldilocks" size -- not too big, not too small. Potsdam has a college town atmosphere considering being collocated with Potsdam State. Lastly, the winters in the North Country are something to brag about to your friends back home.

DO NOT GO HERE!!!!!!!!!!!…read more I started going to school here in 5th grade wasn't a great experience. won't provide details but I transferred to another school when I came back half of 8th grade year I could already feel I was being judged for my past. one day I was stressed over grades and shi when in lunch I just wanted to ignore everyone. the school I came from allowed hoods not knowing this rule here I put my hood up and laid my head down on the table. not eating at all. a power hungry lunch monitor came up to me and asked for me to put my hood down not asking if I was ok or anything just wanted to express the "rules" when I refused she became very rude and called me a "cry baby" for attention when I was just wanted to be left alone. so I cursed her out calling her multiple slurs and got in trouble. I will take accountability and say that's my fault but you can't just worry about rules more than a students wellbeing. most of the teachers in the ms are nice its when you get to HS they show their true colors the school cares more about sports than other programs and they claim they have the "best" music program. the morning announcements have a whole segment for sports when a school play or other important events only get a notice or barley mentioned. the admins don't care at all about bullying unless your a student athlete. it's when you take matters into ur own hands when it becomes an issue. oh and the cell phone ban. many teachers say at the start of the year say "I won't be on my phones" yet do it anyways. the school community and area is racist and very non-colored friendly many students pray on you because of your color and the teachers do minimal effort school fights happen to a tea and the admins barley get involved unless a punishment is given out or a student athlete gets involved. most of the time its the athlete getting away with it even if they start the fight. if I could rate this negative stars I would overall if your transferring to fort drum do not send ur kids here it is not recommended at all!

ever since I came here, my life has been a nightmare, the staff rarely cares for the students, it…read morelies about being bully and drug free, when in reality, they punish students who come clean and try to quit, and they ignore bullying. I had gotten suspended, for going to a guidence counsler, one of my teachers had read my friends diary/journal, physicaly picking it up and putting it to her slimy face to read it. making my friend cry as they left the room. when I told the guidance counsler this, and told them that the teacher needs to apologize, I was suspended, and they said I could not return till I got a threat assessment. for bullies, when a bully physically hurt my friend, and I stood up to the bully, publicly, I was the one who got in trouble, there was no fight, just an exchange of words. some of the caffiteria staff are power hungry, they mainly get after students that they don't like, and their favorites, get away with everything. one experience (my sibling, not me,) was my sister. she was overwhelmed with grades, she needed more time to study a more important class, and she was going to drop band so she could get a learning center, and rejoin next year to continue her passion for music, even offering to still continue the lessons provided without the grade that comes with it, because she was dedicated. but instead, the band teacher, got some of the music department to cohorce her to stay, bullying her, teachers, bullying a student, into staying in it. it got so bad that our parents had to get involved. one day, I bought horned hair clips with my money, and wore them to school, not as a costume, but as hair clips, and I got called the devil, or playing as the devil as I walked through the tight halls. one class I have, we have roudy students, (like literally, they interrupt the lesson, they yell, they cause a ruckus, they slam chairs, act stupid, and just act like toddlers, they litteraly caused the whole class to be punished for their actions) and the administration wont do a thing about it, even after many complaints. I've been threatend to be suspended over minute things, sleeping in class, wearing a head covering to hide my unruly hair... wearing hair clips. teachers get mad at me for drawing in class, even when its part of my 504 plan. speaking of witch, I've only gone to my meetings about MY 504 plan. ONCE, they have made the decisions without my knowlage, or consent, for YEARS. I only know 3 things about my 504 plan, extended time on prodjects if needed, I'm allowed to leave the class for a break, and I can draw to help me focus. and that's the extent of my knowlage of it. there is only a few good experiances I've had, and only a few. some teachers are nice, inspiring, some days I don't get bullied, but at the end of the day. this school is the worst place to send your kids. and the only reason we didn't go to a preparatory school, was because all of them was religous. in all truth, move out of NY, this place sucks, and if you cant, homeschool your kids in the carthage-watertown-blackriver area.

Wonderful visitor center full of historical information, photos and artifacts. The volunteer was…read morevery welcoming and ensured we had any questions answered.

From the owner: The Arts Association of Northern New York (AANNY), located in the Sackets Harbor Arts Center, is a…read morenonprofit, member supported organization designed to promote the development of art in all forms. We offer a wide variety of classes and workshops for both children and adults

as a parent paying for my son's education, i'm not a happy person. tuition is ridiculous and very…read moreexpensive with hidden cost. many classes are canceled or online, yet we are paying for a dorm room. my son could do online from my house. just not a fan of this school at all. better cheaper options out there, where the degree is more respected. i'd love to give 0 stars but i'm made to add a star.

Worst parking I've ever seen at a college. Tons of employee parking, barley any student lots and…read morealso are very far from any class, and commuter parking even further away from classes. Absolutely zero parking at the village. And if you live on the West side of campus goodluck because you can only park in the "west side lots". Even though you pay $70 for a parking pass they do now allow you to park in East or central resident parking lots if you live on the west side. Needs to be fixed asap especially with all the snow storms. They still expect you to walk 20 mins to class and 20 mins back to your car, and if you don't you will get a ticket everytime.

Excellent collage! My Grandson gragrandson graduated from there…read more He also played on the Lacrosse team.

These pictures that I took was when I first went to to this University. It has its history, it's…read morecute. The dorm rooms are a bit small, but it's just college. The bathroom got a short skinny hallway with mirror/sinks; the shower/door in front of it + restroom. Cafeteria is big. I'd love to go here. However if you are looking for things to do other than just being at the college, I'd recommend going out a bit on a day trip or something. However, there are a few restaurants and grocery stores/ and of course Walmart

Come to a football game when the marching band is playing. New turf field is great and you'll…read moredefinitely enjoy yourself for way less than a higher end game!