Great cozy place. Great location. Would recommend it to others looking for that kind of place.read more

This is a great neighborhood community center. They focus on making it available to neighborhood…read moreevents, especially for non profits, but it is also available to rent out for private events. They've had talks from neighbors telling their stories and also things like a Christmas tree lighting with Santa, Halloween festivals, and other fun things for families like a weekly kids play group.

I really love the design of this building, even though it is pretty much in the middle of nowhere…read more There are the usual designated parking spaces, plus ones for expectant mothers and our Wounded Warriors. Parking spaces are also available for electric vehicles so you can be charging them up. This is where you get your plates renewed, go to vote, drop off a ballot (Dropbox is outside the building), jury duty, etc. They do have a cafeteria in the building, so you can grab a bite to eat. The design of the building is really nice and there is attractive artwork and sculptures throughout.

Superior is equal parts modern thriving city and sleepy little town. The section by US HWY 36 has…read moremodern shops such as a Whole Foods, Target, Costco and other high end boutique shops and restaurants. Venture further in to the historic area of town and you'll be magically transported to a quiet, laid back, peaceful and unencumbered neighborhood with gorgeous mountain views and the only sounds you'll hear are those of mooing cows, the rustling of wind through the trees and the soothing sound of water flowing down the creek. Superior has many parks and outdoor activities for the outdoor enthusiast such as hiking and biking along the coal creek, rock creek or US 36 bikeway. Have an electric car? The town of Superior even offers a charging station in the Founders Park parking lot. Come to Superior, get something to eat, do some shopping, play in the park or bike the trails and have a great day!

This place in TINY but immaculate. It is tricky to find. In a tucked away section in a strip…read moremall. No one I asked knew it existed. It is behind Safeway adjacent to Kaiser. Best for pick-up if you live nearby.

Screaming kids playing video games passes for a library only in your America. Why's my review too…read moreshort? Because Americans have verbal diarrhea.

I like this little library a lot they offer great programming it's clean. There's ample parking and…read moreit's right next to a big park which makes it the ideal place to take the kids for a program. Check out some books and then have a picnic afterwards.

Very unfriendly staff Boring activities…read more Unhappy staff Update activities for kids ! Teach Art .smile .This library reminds me a funeral service

I didn't even know the Town of Mountain View existed until their police department sent me a bill…read morein the mail for driving over the speed limit on Sheridan Blvd. I guess this tiny little microcosm of the Denver Metro Area had nothing better to do than set up traffic cameras to ruin people's days. Being $40 poorer now, I can't really see it as anything other than outright highway robbery, so next time I'll be careful to drive around the four city blocks or so that make up this decrepit little municipality. 0/10 Why does this town even exist?

Wow. I got lucky and found this place for a vin. inspection for our boat trailer. 20 minutes & $20…read morelater I was good to go. I would have missed half the summer waiting for an appointment had I not found this place.

The city of Louisville has a deep and rich history. Started back in early 1900's as a mining town…read moremostly populated by immigrants looking for a little slice of the American dream. Fast forward to today and Louisville is a vibrant community filled with friendly people, charming shops and unique restaurants. Located in the Colorado foothills South of Boulder and North of Broomfield. Louisville has most of the amenities that anybody seeking a peaceful suburban lifestyle could want. Quiet and laidback without the noise, congestion, traffic and hassles of a large city. In 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011 and 2012 Louisville was ranked as being in the top 100 best places to live in the US.

There is yet another town totally and completely boring but very beautiful. Lots of open range,…read morefarms and a sexy view of the mountains. Not a lot of aggression but overall slow drivers who are not in a hurry. The green of the fields is what makes this town worthy of a second glance and a return.

The Chamber is easy to access with a good location by the corner of the Public Road and South…read moreBoulder Road. I've been able to easily get in and out without waiting in lines. I've also had good success being able to call and request information, with its delivery being prompt and without waiting.