Looked like near the airport, and looked professional. Very confused.

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They causally drop they don’t have a suspect, or even a description. I mean, how many bullets were fired, was this person intending to kill? Is there any footage from nearby? I heard fireworks and went on the page to see what was happening - and I saw this instead 😅

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Hell yea heard them further up pleasant st for a while. Sounded like a big show. Maybe polar park?

Lol there's three of us asking the same thing

From my experience with one big dog it was really hard. It seems like it’s really only the newer “luxury” places that accept dogs. Maybe through word of mouth you can find a better deal but that’s all I could find online.

Indeed. I just bought a couch and I'm so glad that I went to store to actually sit on them before buying. Some of them looked great and were inexpensive, but were as comfortable as a sack of potatoes. Can't test that with an online purchase.

Place and employees suck anyways

It's a super cool building... So much potential for something awesome other than a furniture store.

I guess it wouldn't hurt to get on the waiting list. For another option down the road.

I buy most things online, but I'll never buy a couch or bed online. Those are expensive items and you need to feel them to make sure you get the right one. Not a good thing to order online if you realize you need to return it later.

Perfect fit tailoring

Yeah I just checked it out today and woof. The merchandise was trash garbage and hideous and way too expensive for what it is.

The $32,000 chandelier made me actually laugh out loud.

I'm glad I went, though. Checked out a few mattresses that I'll doubtlessly find cheaper online.

I just went in there for the first time today. The merchandise was more expensive than Ikea and of a lower quality, with the sole exception of the mattresses.

Wait lists are unfortunately quite long in most places. A lot of this is dependent on insurance but here are some ideas:

• If you have MassHealth, you can search here for In-home Therapy (IHT), which tends to have a shorter wait list: https://www.mabhaccess.com/Search.aspx
• If you do not have MassHealth, try searching on PsychologyToday.com
• Some places that accept MassHealth and various other insurance plans, and tend to have somewhat shorter wait lists, are Enlightened Interventions and REVIDAS.
• You can try the Open Sky Rapid Response Hub. They will do an initial assessment of your child and meet for a couple sessions. Then they will refer them to another agency for ongoing therapy if needed. https://www.openskycs.org/services/rapid-response-hub.html
• If your child is having a mental health crisis, call Youth Mobile Crisis at 866-549-2142

Their wait list is consistently at least a year long

Bingo. Sadly.

Probably. I read somewhere that they changed suppliers and it was probably an excuse to liquidate stock, I just didn't know if they actually renovated. Those old buildings can be a nightmare to maintain, never mind doing any substantial work on them.

Probably found out the Reno cost would be way to high. I went in to Rotmans for the first time in years like 15 plus years but it looked exactly the same

I had terrible experiences there. Had friends who said it was one of the best shopping experiences and they went back a few times for more pieces.

Ah I see. I was thinking that it had a bad one based on what ppl have been posting on here. Interesting.

Two reputations really. Either really great or the most terrible place. Seems to depend on which sales person you wind up with, but little to no middle ground.

This has a bunch about why the CEO says he's done, their finances post-covid, etc. He's 83, and his kids all pursued other things is part of it. He was positioning to sell it, but seems like he didn't find a buyer.

https://thisweekinworcester.com/rotmans-going-out-business-sale-friday/

I'm guessing more luxury apartments.