Business services in Auburn, Maine, the US.

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• Review of "Paychex" at Auburn
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  Be careful. Fee's steadily increase unless you are watching them like a hawk. I cancelled my service but they continued to draft money from my account, month after month. They charged me even to get access to reports I needed to print. My recommendation is to never provide access to any general bank account but to a dedicated account. That way you can also cancel the account when you need to and they don't have access to your funds.
  By Matt Mattingly, December 16, 2017
• Review of "East Auburn Community School" at Auburn
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  Great school. Attended k-6 from 2009 to 2016. Was excellent. Great teachers. It is a small school with about 170 kids. Every student gets often one on one time with the many ed tech's. Making the building itself bigger may be beneficial though because the music room, art room, gym, and cafeteria all must share an open 650 square foot space. But it's a great little school that accepts everyone!
  By WIN Skyscraper Updates & More!, September 12, 2017
• Review of "Norway Savings Bank" at Auburn
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  They don't close at 5, they close at 4. The hours here are very inconvenient. The tellers are nice, but it's frustrating when I can't work around my work schedule to make deposits.
  By Jamie Robitaille, August 17, 2017
• Review of "Saint Dominic Academy" at Auburn
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  I am not sure how to respond to posts directly so I will post my own review. I understand that individuals have their own opinions and respect that but would like to put forth where we stand as an academy. As the Dean of Students I would be lying if I said there is no bullying or other unwanted behaviors at Saint Dominic Academy; after all we are dealing with developing young people. One thing that stands out to me is that when the school sees or is made aware of negative behaviors such as bullying, we take action to stop the behavior and use the incident as a learning tool for all involved. Unfortunately, as a school we can only address issues that we are aware of and at times bullies can be extremely stealthy. But rest assurred that when something is brought to our attention or we see an injustice, it is addressed with the students and the families. Over the past couple of years, bullying awareness has been one of the high priority items on all school agendas and Saint Dominic Academy has implmented both professional trainings for its staff as well as student trainings and videos to ensure not only the community is aware of the issues that bullying and other unwanted negative behaviors can cause but also how they can be reduced and avoided through positive bystander training, communication, and awareness.
  By Peter Servidio, June 14, 2017