Parking was packed on my visit to Lynnwood Library this afternoon, Wednesday 2 July 2025. The…read morelibrary abutted the recreational center though there was library-specific parking on the side of the library opposite the recreational center. Tall trees between the parking strips provided shade for the parked vehicles. The entry/exit way of the building was straightforward to navigate and sections in the library were well marked. I was particularly impressed with the non-fiction offerings in the movies section. They were organized by subject with names on movie jacket bindings easy to read. Approximate run times for the titles I checked were not covered by library barcodes. As run time did factor in in to my selection today, I appreciated the run times were not covered. Check-out went smoothly.

Librarians put out great recommendations, I want to make more time to read and watch movies!…read moreLibraries are some of the only third spaces we have left and I value them more than anything.

I stopped by Mountlake Terrace Library today, Friday 20 March 2026, to look for a world history…read morebook. The building was clearly marked on the exterior of the building itself and signage along the street indicated its location for pedestrians/vehicles. The main entrance/exit was straightforward to find and navigate. Tabled work areas were located throughout the library and were busy/full away from the main entrance/central area. The non-fiction area was clearly labeled as was its shelving by topic. There was breadth and depth in offerings for the topic I was searching for. I opted for a book with a Middle East region focus and made my way to check out. The check out kiosk operated in a manner consistent with procedures I have encountered at other Sno-Isle Libraries. I was happy with my experience.

It's a little on the smaller side, but what it lacks in space, it more than makes up in other ways,…read morelike the nice, patient staff. It feels like the cozy small-town library that was such a safe friend for us bookworms.

One professor I had produce assignments littered with spelling and grammar errors. It was…read moreembarrassing; espeically since I am paying for this class. Also, good luck getting anyone from advising getting back to you. I've contacted them three times with nothing. I am done after one quarter, and will be so happy to go to another college that acts like one for my next quarter. Shout out to the professors I did have that did a great job. Very dissapointed. You would think they would actually try to get in touch with you concerning it's a business.

I'm not yet a student but I live extremely close to Edmonds College and when I started thinking…read moreabout going back to college after a very long absence, I decided to apply. I was very confused as to what steps to take to enroll and even though the college's emails were helpful, I wanted some one on one assistance. So on my day off from work, I drove over and found my way to the Admissions office. I was greeted by the most wonderful woman and I hate that I cannot remember her name, but she was extremely kind and even left her desk at the back of the room to show me where to go to speak to an advisor. When I got to the building across the hallway, I was greeted by a very sweet woman named Ella who helped me set up an advising appointment. Although I hadn't planned on it, I also took a Math and English placement test in their testing center. Everyone there was very nice and helpful. When I met Ella for the appointment, I was really nervous about starting school again, but she was very helpful and offered to look over my transcripts from my four previous schools to help me decide what classes to take. She also eased my fears about my learning disabilities and so forth. The campus itself is really nice. I parked behind the buildings in the visitor parking so I had to walk halfway across campus to find the buildings I needed. But it was a nice walk. The campus is spread out but not so much that you would find yourself turned around. It can be confusing at first, but I found my way to the student union and looked around. It's very nice and spacious and there is a nice bookstore inside. The store was closed but I'm looking forward to checking it out. I am so excited about starting school in the fall and I think I'm going to love being an Edmonds College Triton. I'll keep you posted. =)

Overall a great place to live. No apartment buildings and when I am having coffee on my deck I see…read morethe occasional horse and rider go by. Door to door salesman and solicitors are discouraged as well as speeding. We have a great police force with good response times.

Best police department. Nicest people. Helped me at one point when my baby got out and another time…read morewhen a pit bull tried to attack my husband.

Officer Moss handled our complaint with professionalism and kindness. He explained to us how it…read moreresolved with respect to the privacy of the individual. Thank you very much, Sgt Moss! Sincerely, Lake Ballinger Center Lyn Fouch

A pretty good selection of books, however they had limited books on publishing and I was looking…read morefor a specific adoptee book which wasn't in stock or available at nearby stores. They did offer to order it but I declined. The staff were helpful and friendly. With the Barnes and Noble rewards program you can get some discounts and I got a free tote bag. Overall, not bad for the main one in the area.

My go-to study spot! This Barnes & Noble has a dedicated Miffy section with lots of options, and…read moreeverything is usually well-organized and easy to find. The store is quiet and comfortable, perfect for studying, and the staff are always helpful. It loses one star because it can get crowded on weekends, and sometimes the Miffy section isn't fully stocked.

I don't come here often, but when I have they've always been helpful. It's a small office so…read moresometimes you have to be lucky with the lines, but in most cases they seem to get through people quickly. Best bet is probably street parking.

I stopped by on a weekday morning. Parking was easy in the lot but there's also street parking…read morenearby. There was no line and I was immediately greeted. Service was friendly and efficient. Very positive experience. I highly recommend this location.

There isn't much to say about Lake Forest Park. It is a very nice city and is very small. It has…read moregrown substantially over the past few years though and continues to grow. The "downtown" area is center around a large white building which houses the majority of the administrative and government offices. There is a lot housed in the one building though and it seems as though all the stores are situated in this one area of the city. I did notice the police department right away but there is also a quite nice public library & town hall along with a few other cute shops. It's a really quaint city which feels extremely safe. That might explain why the population is blowing up.

This is going to sound weird, but... going to this courthouse was NOT a bad experience…read more I don't know if anyone has ever said those words before. I went in to change my last name. Every single person I encountered was pleasant, had a sense of humor, and gave a &^@#% about not taking up my entire day. I've never experienced that in a government run office before. I told my husband it was like a court from the Twilight Zone- pleasant. Strange. Way to go folks.

Ugh!! The wheels of…read morejustice move so slowly at the clerk's office. Can I give them an "obstruction of justice" charge, lol. First, I was given wrong information from (name I forgot, sorry!) regarding release of information. She told me to look it up online. Okay, lazybones, I know it is not available online and I have to contact the courthouse. Sorry to interrupt your game of computer solitaire! Again she tried to deny me (I'm honestly beginning to wonder if she got paid off, I find her behavior so odd...why this delay? Is she seriously that lazy) So I called the courthouse on my cell phone when I was standing right in front of her, and the lady behind her answered. This is the only way to get things done; you have to both *be there* and call them at the same time. The same information I was able to get from the Everett Division in about 60 seconds, and I would imagine that is a much busier court. and that is the sad thing. at least their employees are competent. However, most of the cases were filed in this court, so I have to deal with them regarding release of information. It would've been helpful to learn that the person I was filing against was a convicted criminal, but they denied me that information. Thanks, but no thanks S Division. Explain it to Jesus on judgement day!!