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Open 24 hours
737 Main St, Dickson City
Community Services Non Profits
“A good place for fellowship and worship and they have different programs too, such as food for the needy. You just have to check when they're having these food give aways.”
“Friendly staff, and I have to thank Tara Joyce for all her hard work and effort she has put into her career/job. As well as the gratitude I have for her for guiding me and showing me how to be a positive, strong, and better person no matter the circumstances. Even when I felt low for asking for help, she made me feel human and comfortable, and definitely, she has manifested a confidence in me that I will forever be grateful for.”
“They take great care of our work trucks. They do almost anything needed. We get oil changes to transmission/transfer cases swapped out here, as well as all our suspension work. All the staff are super friendly”
“I went there to get help finding a job. They helped me out with some clothes and finding a job online. Joe and Katie are very professional and nice to work with.”
“I volunteered here for community service and it was a great place to be. Behind closed doors these people are just as welcoming and kind as they are on the outside. I felt good doing good for others. They could always use extra help and donations. They actually do help people in need.”
“The Electric City Trolley Museum in Scranton, PA offers a fascinating look into the city's trolley system history. Through engaging exhibits and meticulously restored trolleys, visitors are transported back in time to experience the significance of trolleys in Scranton's past. The museum's charm lies in its quirky presentation and knowledgeable staff, making it an enjoyable and educational destination for all ages. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply looking for a unique experience, a visit to The Electric City Trolley Museum is highly recommended.-Marisa Balletti-Lavoie”
“I am a regular customer at the Clark's Summit store. The store is always clean and set up like a high end boutique. Angel welcomes guests as though they are family.”
“Always very pleasant and accommodating. They have walk-in feral days which helps get the colony cats fixed. Reasonably priced. They do a wonderful job with the cats.”
“People working there are friendly and helpful out pretty fast which I was surprised by! Kinda sucks the location is so out of the way from everything but still a cool place”
“I purchased 4 pieces of 12 month clothing for a big 3.00. 2 pieces were 1/2 half off. They have all kids clothes 0-15 Years for 1.00 a piece. Oct 2025
The only thing bad is no changing room at Keyser oak. There is changing rooms @ rt 6 in dickson city by bowling alley.”
“We love our local Y! From swim lessons and family swim time, to child watch for mom time, to camp in the summer, we rarely are away for more than a few days. The staff is friendly and kind, and the facility is beautiful. The family membership fee has been a steal for the way we use all of its features. Don’t wait to join, it’s so worth it!”
“Both doctors were remarkable and really listened to my concerns. I felt comfortable being open and honest about how I felt taking medications. This place has been life changing for me and even suggested ADHD coaching which has been a tremendous help! I wish I had gone sooner.”
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Community Services Non Profits
“My friend G told me about this place! I haven’t checked it out…and I’m not sure I would be welcome…since only my uncle served in a major world war. However, I have like immediate family that does a lot of good for the community…so they are like vets in my eyes. But no where near the combat / war / ship level veterans who most likely come here. Anyway, G was saying how this was opened after a long struggle of observing the community. The guy basically didn’t understand Scranton and then was like YES, this is my calling! Props G.”