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“My 5 year old son is learning piano with Dr. Daniel Nayman at the Powers Music School. We were impressed by Daniel's teaching experience, patience with young kids and great communication. My son loves to go to piano lesson every week. Highly recommend Daniel to anyone who is looking for a piano teacher. Powers Music has all sorts of other music lessons too. School location is great. Big parking lot is a plus.”
“BASEC@Burbank is fantastic. Its staff are caring, dependable, and student-centered. Kids get time to play and be social after school, including with friends who are not in their own classrooms. There are lots of activities (sports, art, drama, STEM, a popular winter Olympics, etc.) in addition to guided time for homework and reading. All three of our kids have had a blast and developed lasting friendships there.”
“SWEET DEALS: Closet-size jewel of a Second Hand clothing store run by a human service agency whose members are people with I/DD. Much of the clothing is nondescript. Hunt for the limited items of past season Diane Von Furstenberg, Burberry, Philip Lim, Carmen Marc Valvo, Madewell, etc. Often these pieces are size 0-4. Typical price range is $3-5 (cash is preferred). I hate sharing this secret but it's a great place that deserves more traffic. The adjacent store is Gifts at Peppermint Place which has a random assortment of gifts.”
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“I have mixed feelings about this place. Prices are on the higher side for a thrift store but they do have 25% off days (for clothes, household stuff, etc.) so you just have to keep that in mind to make the most of your bargains. On occasion one can find a great deal - like an Aerogarden for $5. Items are well labeled. Store is clean and well organized. Staff is polite. Not enough parking. Nice neighborhood and clientelle is polite.”