Here for NFL party with meetup group. The people at the church are welcoming and NFL was streamed…read moreon huge screen and free food was offered. Ample parking space Welcoming people Clean restrooms

What are you looking for in a church? Youth ministries . Men's ministries . Women's…read moreministries . Connection Church is a Bible based church. All are welcome - and come as you are! We are growing, so sometimes it's hard to know who is "new" or a "visitor". If you are led to join us, please reach out and say hello so those of us who are still learning names and faces can learn yours! I think you will find your new church family in just one visit. Sunday morning has two modern services at 9 am and 11 am in the auditorium; and a traditional service in the chapel at 11 am.

Relaxing ambiance, plethora of resources offered making technology, books, videos, etc. accessible…read moreto patrons, professional and approachable staff. The Northville District Library is a place where I know I will find a workspace that is conducive for productivity or a cozy environment where I can stroll while looking for the latest read. Librarians were available if needed and one team member provided insight when I inquired about a particular resource. The books and movies within the Northville collection is quite vast which was exciting to explore. The check-out system is straight forward. A variety of seating options are available on all levels of the library where individuals or groups are likely to find a spot to gather. My favorite is the fireplace area! Parking lot is spacious and easy to navigate.

I often visit Northville District Library for a quiet place to read and do work. It's conveniently…read morelocated in downtown Northville and blocks away from restaurants and a walkable downtown district. The librarians are friendly, and the reading and studying spaces are clean and get lots of natural light. I like that there are study rooms for both large groups as well as for one person or two people that can be reserved for up to two hours. Other libraries only have study rooms for groups and have the right to kick out one person using the room. Northville Library is small compared to other cities, but it's inviting, quiet, and relaxing. I prefer it to other libraries in the area.

This review is for the Canton, Michigan post office…read more Big shout out to Laurie and Carol for their help in locating my two missing packages that were supposedly delivered to my house on Mother's Day but were not. Thank you so much for your help and going above and beyond!

Three times now when I check the box to hold my mail that I would pick it up after my vacation they…read moredid not do it but instead delivered my mail on the last day of my expected vacation. On two occasions I came back several days later than projected. When I went to the post office to pick up my mail a male employee said he check and then told me I checked the box to deliver my mail on the last day of my projected vacation, which was a LIE. This third time, they included the card I filled out, which clearly stated that I would be picking up my mail. So with that documentation in hand, of which I scanned. I filed a formal complaint and will be talking to the Canton, MI Supervisor shortly, providing her a copy of the hold card and the complaint serial number.

The Canton Historical Museum has a lot of potential. It is located in a one room school house on…read morethe grounds of the Canton Charter Township government complex. The materials they have displayed are few. Many of the items are from the later part of the time period that the schoolhouse served. The interpretive items are interesting but the materials associated with them are very short or non-existent. There didn't seem to be too many programs associated with the schoolhouse either. I had waited some time to be able to get into the venue because the hours are limited. I was rather disappointed by the offering and I will visit again in the future to see what has been added and changed. The area has a very rich historical perspective to draw from and I hope to see more that incorporated in the future.

Being the history buffs my son and I are, we decided to make a visit to the Canton Historical…read moreMuseum. It is situated right in front of Canton's Municipal Buildings, in an old one room schoolhouse. It is small, so we expected to spend 15-20 minutes tops, but it was very interesting, we spent close to an hour there! The volunteer was very welcoming, explaining the history and exhibits to us, even letting my little ones ring the old school bell, which they really enjoyed. Admission is free, but donations are accepted. The exhibits change every few months to my understanding, so we'll definitely be back!

For a decent price, I had these guys install a pair of Baja fog lights for my Tacoma SR. Since my…read moretruck wasn't manufactured with fog lights, I didn't want to install the wire loom and switch myself. I knew these guys would do a good job since installing lights on emergency vehicles is their speciality. And I was right!

New location! Hurry in and pick up all your police needs! No they don't sell police men (damn!)read more

The course is decently maintained and the rate of play of people around us was fine. I'm not sure…read morewhy the entrance to the pro shop is on the opposite side of the building than the parking lot. After a couple minutes of aimless wandering I was able to find everything. The drink cart was MIA from us - even though we were told they were out there. I like the course though, will be going back.

Recently had our mother's funeral luncheon at the Fellows Creek Banquet Center. They were flexible…read moreon short notice, provided a good meal and wonderful service. Deanna and Kate were extremely helpful during a difficult time and we appreciated their help in a pulling off a nice celebration of life! Definitely recommend them.

I've lived in Romulus for 2 years and I still love it, I live by the airport and it's wonderful I…read moredon't really hear the planes quite neighborhood we all help each other

This course is fun and they try to maintain the ground. They have a African American gentleman who…read moreis a ranger that is a absolute STALKER!! creepy and literally follow you around to each hole. Extremely irritating.

For a municipal par 3 it was pretty standard. Fairways are tight and there is a lot of tree cover…read more Since this course also borders neighborhoods there is a ton of fencing outlining the course. Up keep wasn't terrible but with the fall leaves coming down bring extra balls...this is the Houdini of all courses. Balls seemed to vanish even on the fairway!

Review is for the dog park(s). Been to many dog parks in different parts of the country so I am…read moreknowledgeable about them. The free park is available to anyone which is standard in most parts and the country. The main park requires registration more detailed than the requirements for voting. I suppose that all the rules make the dog owners confident that their pets are less likely to contract disease. Registration is now available on line. Overall the park is located in a flood area and is not accessible several times a year and is muddy a lot. Water and doggie bags are available. Needless to say mosquitoes are abundant.

My dogs and I have been visiting this dog park in Hines Park for years. The park attracts a great…read moregroup of dogs, and we go every weekend. Water is available for the dogs, and there's a small shelter for the people. The park is large enough for my dogs to really stretch their legs. They charge a small annual fee if $20, well worth the investment for how much we use it.