They sometimes have little flea markets in front of this place, and you'd expect more "historical"…read morefinds but it's mostly your usual flea market finds. Still neat!

I don't know whether Caitlin's review was about the main Westford Post Office or about the one in…read moreNabnasset. But I will give 4 stars to the Nab PO. The postmaster there is so friendly he's like your favorite cousin. They're all helpful and, of course, as reliable as it gets. My only wish, and the one that keep this from being a 5-star review, is that they didn't close the counter for lunch and stayed open later than 4:30. Still, a stamp for less than half a buck, plus home delivery and package services add up to a very good deal.

I have been a member of the Greater Salem Chamber of Commerce since I opened my business, Woof Woof…read moreDoggie Daycare & Training Center in Windham, NH back in 2003. I love all of the events that the Chamber works so hard to put on to help local businesses like me, make connections with other local businesses that otherwise might never have happened without them. I love being able to reward my employees with going to "The Taste of Greater Salem" every May, plus the Business After Hours event every June at Canobie Lake Park which always proves to be a ton of fun! It is a nice perk for my small business to offer my employees year after year! If you are thinking about joining the Chamber, don't wait, be a Nike and "Just Do It"! It will be the best thing you could do for your business!

Three hours here this afternoon. It's been too warm to work in the van and so I find myself using…read morepublic libraries for "office space." This worked well as I was able to find a very quiet corner of the library with study carrels that had power and a bit of privacy. No one seemed to notice that I was taking work calls and the wifi worked quite well. Clean restrooms, speedy wifi and free power for my electronics. This is great! [Review 18579 overall - 1161 in Massachusetts - 2101 of 2022.]

Two Words. Mask Nazis. Its funny I have my vaccine but that doesn't matter. My mask was slipping…read moreoff my face just a little bit, and I started getting screamed at. These people are just drones, they just follow orders but don't question what the hell they are doing. I understand its the town of billericas order but still they act very rude about it.

The McDowell Colony is and has been for years an environment where established and aspiring artists…read moreare able to live and concentrate on their work, art and craft. It is a nationally recognized facility that often gets overlooked in the era by the locals but does wonders to provide the atmosphere and artistic community in the era. We used to when we had availability in the summer do the tours and hope to do tbem again as they are inspiring to be able to see into the spaces of where the artist creativity takes place.

I am a sincere donor and activist for art and wanted to look into the MacDowell Colony until I…read moretried calling to ask more about the company, the front desk receptionist was extremely rude. Hung up right in my face as I was talking about donating. Talk about a great way to treat your customers. I will be sure to share this experience with my entire network of art enthusiasts. You lost a great opportunity, I hope you learn from this mistake.

This library is the best thing Pepperell has to offer, full stop. It is the greatest asset of our…read morecommunity. There is the obvious providing of information to the public that is a necessity in civilized society. They also stand up against the book-burning crowds in our society, you know, the type of people who want a repeat of 1939. The library isn't just a pillar of the community, they are the foundation of it. They offer many groups, and if you want something to do, just look at their calendar on the library's website. You'll find plenty of groups on there and who knows, one might be of interest to you. It's a great resource all around, and also a beautiful building. It offers somewhere quiet to go, but it's not too quiet either. If you want to go hang out with friends and chat? Go to the lycuem and sit in the comfortable chairs there. You are allowed to talk in certain rooms, there are a couple quiet rooms too if you need somewhere to study, like the history room. The staff are all very polite and so if you want a quiet place, ask one of them and they will lead you to one. Definitely worth checking out and visiting.

I won't speak any hyperbole here. I have very limited experience dealing with city halls in…read moregeneral. But I've been to the one in Nashua twice in my entire time as a NH resident. And even within those two extremely brief visits, I can aptly say this place is a relatively well oiled machine. Both times we've been required to navigate the busy and often tumultuous labyrinths of downtown Nashua in order to arrive here, it was solely for the purpose of registering our vehicles. So, allow me to quickly describe how all of that is conducted here. Firstly, finding the desk is simpler than screwing in a light bulb. Just follow the signs. Second, there will be two lines for the municipal department; one for folks with appointments and one without. For those wondering, it has never made a damn bit of difference whether or not we had an appointment. Both times were walk-ins. Both times were quick and easy transactions. The clerks here are beyond helpful! They will cordially explain anything you have questions on, from filling out their forms, how registration works, whatever. And yes...they will allow you to complete any forms necessary right there at the desk. Near as I can figure, there are about 8 teller windows in that department. Hence, things move fairly quickly in there. The one caveat I must mention: their contactless payment system is essentially nonexistent. Sure, they'll have signs everywhere pointing out that they accept contactless pay. But it almost never works. How do I know this, you ask? One of the clerks informed us (as I was testing out the whole wireless pay thing) approximately 95% of the time, such payments fail. So yeah, you need to use your physical card, cash, or check. Also, note they charge a 2% convenience fee for cards at the time of posting this review. But other than that, I'd say this city hall is very efficient for what we required of them. Even the parking here is rather accessible. I guess the rapid service is warranted so that customers can abide by their 30 minute parking rule. Nashua City Hall is worth 5 vehicle registration applications stamped for approval out of 5.

A great historical building. All the services are located here but it's a bit of a maze to find…read morewhat you want.

This place is so well organized. Taxes, car registrations as well as transfer station tickets are…read moreso easy to resolve. You guys are great,

How fast Susan mailed me my absentee ballot. She was so attentive to my needs. She always has a…read moresmile on her face and she's always willing to help.