Court house services * Burlington…read more * North Reading * Reading * Stoneham * Wilmington * Winchester * Woburn Went for a traffic ticket. Guard refused to speak to me, just pointed at random things. I asked where I was supposed to go and got redirected several times (sometimes after waiting in line at some desks), somehow the employees didn't know where things were? Overall most employee's were nice, but just didn't know much about their establishment. FWIW, as of 9/01/07 the traffic violations were one floor up from the security entrance. I gave it an extra star because I won ;-)

Just wanted to add a few details to Eric's thorough review:…read more1. Park in the second lot where there are no 4 hour parking limit signs. 2. There is a Coke and junk food vending machine. 3. There was a surge protector that I used the entire time to charge my computer (the protector had 8 plugs) 4. Jurors can enter 30 minutes before the building opens but no one else can. I saw some jurors waiting outside when they didn't need to. 5. They canceled the 10 am food truck because we were in the courtroom and then did not reschedule it so bring a snack. 6. There is water to drink. I went through one jury selection (for one trial, did not serve) and by 12:50 they told us there were no more trials and that we could leave.

Lemme lemme lemme tell YOU! This post office has got it going on, Martha!…read more This post is loaded with things like: Stamps! Envelopes! Postal workers! Their robotic service that helps you mail a package is wonderful. It's been at the post for years and years - some may say she's the grandmother of AI. And maybe she is... Just maybe she is. Either way, da machine is absolutely brilliant and convenient. Super convenient even, Marjorie! The staff here is quite accommodating. When routed through this post - mail is delivered swiftly. I like when mail is delivered swiftly. Do you, Charles? Let the fam know this is a great place to mail a letter.

They are the pitts! They NEVER answer the phone, NEVER! Also, they give you an attitude when you…read morewant to do a mailing, the management is non responsive. I try diligently not to use them. Horrible!!!

I exercised my civic responsibility performing jury duty. The courthouse had a special room where…read moreall the juror's congregated. They showed us a video before we were sent to a courtroom for evaluation. They filled the jury before they reached me so I never had to sit as a juror. They had plenty of parking which is key If one has to do jury duty, I find this courthouse preferable since it is right off the highway, nice facilities, and interesting cases..

There are lots of very informative reviews here! I wanted to add that those reviews are still…read moreaccurate in 2025, and definitely helped me out as a first-time juror. Just a few notes: 1. There is Wi-Fi. Strong signal, fast connection. The reminder email warns that "most courts do not have wifi," but this one does. Phone signal was fine, too. 2. If you fill out the online Confidential Juror Questionnaire, don't forget to sign it after printing it out. They also have paper copies at the courthouse, but you may lose your place in line while you're filling it out. 3. The "jury pool" is a big lecture-style conference room (i.e. rows of chairs). There are outlets along the right-hand wall, so arrive a bit early if you want one of those. The chairs seemed pretty new and were reasonably comfortable, but next time I'll probably bring one of those $15 portable cushions. 4. Echoing the other reviewers, everyone really was exceptionally pleasant! They genuinely make you feel that you're performing an honorable service that's deserving of respect, whether you're eventually chosen or not.

Walking into a government office these days, you expect tension. It's everywhere...people holding a…read morelot. At the Social Security Administration Office, I walked in just as the doors opened and saw a manager handling a difficult situation with an elderly couple. It wasn't easy, but she stayed calm, clear, and respectful. She held the room together. When I got to the window, the woman who helped me was gracious, efficient, and genuinely pleasant. No friction, no confusion, just clear help, quickly. You never count on easy, but this was. If you need to replace a Social Security card or get a hard copy, this is the office to go to. And as a bonus, New England Coffee is right around the corner.

My husband and I found this office to be very helpful. We accomplished what we needed in about an…read morehour. It was good over all. Thank you to the staff for our success.

Oh, the Woo! I'm…read moresure this is a town (is it really a city?! I didn't think it was THAT big...) has some redeeming qualities. I have yet to discover them. I'm never really sure where Woburn ends and Stoneham begins- but I don't really fancy either of them... So it's all the same to me! I have shopped here, eaten out, bought gas & cigarettes, brought people to the court house, gone to night school (for years now...) and hung out (?- here lies the problem with not knowing where Stoneham meets the woo...) as well- still yet to be impressed or excited about anything I've seen.

It took them almost a month to deliver papers to an office that was 2 miles from theirs. They…read moredidn't fill out paperwork correctly. They sent the proof of service to the wrong zip code -- even though I'm POSITIVE they had the correct address. Whoever I talked to sent emails that were run-on sentences that were an entire paragraph long and difficult to read because of it.

From the owner: We are your Civil Process Service provider statewide in Maine and Massachusetts and Constable…read moreOffice, serving Lewiston, Androscoggin County, Maine and Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts. We also offer specialty Service under CivRule 4, appointment as a Special Process Server statewide for your situation and case needs.

The employees are quite noisy and chatty. Very beautiful library, though. Great selection.read more

friendly and helpful staff, great selection, easy to use. I like being able to get materials from…read moreother libraries in the area too. The quiet rooms are comfortable and inviting. The kids section is bright, warm and welcoming. I love the library!

The Town Hall of Winchester, Massachusetts. A gorgeous old building. Recently restored, as well…read moreas a new veteran memorial just outside, this beautiful building is at the heart of Winchester. They've managed to keep it's exterior intact while updating the interior, and it all just looks awesome. The main hall inside is big enough for medium-sized events. They held the first Octoberfest there last fall. Elections are held here, many public services can be found here. It's a great office in a beautiful location with free parking all around.

Having grown up in Winchester, I always loved driving by the Town Hall because of how beautiful it…read moreis, but turns out its facade is the ONLY thing good about it. My fiancee and I attempted to go apply for our intent to marriage license. Online, all it said that we needed was our IDs and both of our presences at the Town Hall. I should know. I checked at least once a week for the past two months. So much was my surprise when we entered the entirely empty office and are told that it would take two whole weeks for them to process a single email and to make an appointment to complete the state application for a marriage license. Massachusetts already has a three day waiting period so we'd be SOL. The absolutely unhelpful clerks- all three of them- wouldn't look my fiancee and I in the eye as they turned us down. They couldn't help us, even though when we got there, they were gossiping like mean girls in a COMPLETELY EMPTY office. Mind you, every single town around us has the appointment requirement explicitly listed on their website. The whole experience was awful and the clerks were rude. DO NOT GO HERE.