Located on Woodward just outside of the cultural district, the Detroit Institute for Children finds…read moretheir home. They have been providing specialized medical and rehabilitative care to children with physical, developmental, and neurological disabilities since 1950. This phenomenal organization offers over 25 services that overseen by nurses, social workers, physicians, therapists, psychologists, and more! Some of the outpatient services they provide include speech pathology, physical therapy, psychiatry care and more. For more information and testimonials about how truly wonderful this local gem hop over to their website.

I went to this place in the past and I got to say, the care for kids old and young is top notch…read more Every staff member really cares about the well being of the kids and becomes part of your family over the years. They have unique ideas when it comes to offering physical therapy. This is not your cookie cutter place! I recommend this place to anyone who has a child in need of care for a disability, hands down! As far as atmosphere goes, its 100% kiddie friendly from the colorful decor to the cartoons being played in the waiting rooms. Its not the creepy medical place your little one is going to want to run away from the moment they enter the door. The appointments are easy to schedule and the staff is always on time. The building offers enough parking in the back, it is accessible by public transportation and close to the highway. It is not as huge as Children's Hospital by any means but, the staff is the best I have ever dealt with.

I am on a fixed income of 680.00 a month. Looking for a place to live that is small & affordable. I…read morepray u can help me. I am 63 yrs old and grew up in Melvindale.

Ok I've been here close to 6 months and honestly so far I have no complaints I love living here and…read moreI've met some really nice people. I like the fact I can get my postal packages with no problem and if I'm not home it's sitting by my apt door and I get a lot of packages sometimes and nobody has bothered them. That was a problem where I use to live. So so far it's a nice place to live!

Inkster City Hall is a pleasure to behold. It's design is sleek and has many sharp corners. A…read morehint at what is going on inside. Inkster City Hall is easy to navigate - once you know where you are going. The Tax Increment Finance Authority (TIFA) Meeting Room is spacious. It is put to good use for other community activities as well. The Inkster City Hall features several large meeting rooms. Each one is accoutered with large tables and plenty of comfortable chairs. The rooms are large enough to allow participants to move around during the work, either to exercise, mingle or perform side meetings. The grounds are kept neat and clean. Parking is adequate. There is additional parking available along side streets. The neighborhood is quiet. I especially like the fact that the building is located on a side street and not on a busy motorway. It makes it easy and pleasant to access. The feeling is very much small town with the advanced, modern, timeless architecture allowing the well deserved impression of accuracy, capability and security. Altogether a nice building to see and visit with grounds and a neighborhood nice for a walk.

In my experience, every post office has had employees that are rude and unhelpful. The Dexter post…read moreoffice is by far the most amazing customer service we have ever had. The staff is always friendly, helpful, and know exactly what you need!

The guy behind the counter was super sloppy, dirty and smelled up the place..kind of repulsive. The…read moreoffice was dirty with debris and over stuffed trash as well. Luckily they were not busy so we didn't have to be in there long. I expect a lot more from this pretty town.

Terrible every time I go in. I am a truck driver. staff is rude and people who are…read moreunloading/loading me take extremely long time. they don't care about your time or your logbook. you can tell they're protected by the union and don't give a crap about the drivers. I hate coming here. every time I'm here I'm waiting between 2-4 hrs. while the staff stands around and talks. they make you sit and wait until they're done loading you. however they don't even have bathrooms. such a unprofessional environment. they should be reported and make bathrooms for drivers especially if they want us to wait for hrs every time. By far the worst place I deliver to.

Well, we all know the story about GM. This is their premier building, and is a historical…read morelandmark. Mammoth and incredibly important. It is an arresting building. It's open to the public, so I just peeked inside the entrance and was awed by the curved ceilings and majestic pillars. You can tell that you are standing under a canopy of automotive history. Driving downtown you can't miss it, it looks like great glass towers emerging from the pavement.

My eye caught the historical marker before I noticed the structure. It's in downtown Detroit on a…read moreblock surrounded by parking lots and other buildings that could use some more attention, and the People Mover went past as I was admiring it. The marker reads, "Alexander Chapoton built this Queen Anne style townhouse in the early 1870s. Chapoton, a builder, was one of the contractors for the state capitol in Lansing. A descendant of one of Detroit's oldest families, he was a state legislator and a member of the Detroit Board of Public Works. He built this house at a time when Beaubien Street consisted mostly of Victorian row houses. The house, which features a unique Queen Anne living hall, became an art gallery and studio in the 1980s. The marker was erected in 1987 by the Bureau of History, Michigan Department of State. It is number L0808. [Review 685 of 2025 - 393 in Michigan - 24246 overall]

Wayne City Hall is kept in good shape. A lot of work has been put into the building in order to…read moreensure it is attractive and functional. It is situated next to Goudy Park in Wayne City which is at the heart of the city. There is easy in to the parking lot when travelling north on Wayne Road. Use caution when heading south as there is a slight curve near the entrance. Plenty of sight view, however. The offices are conveniently arranged within the building which allows residents and those doing business with the city to see to their concerns quickly and efficiently. The main lobby of the City Hall has an information kiosk with a set of materials in booklet and leaflet form concerning services offered in the area and other important health and financial matters.

Located on Grand River and Library Streets, this historical marker points out the history of…read moreprevious inhabitants of the building and the fabulous design. The marker reads, "L.B. King and Company headquartered here from 1911 to 1932, and Annis Furs occupied the building from 1932 to 1983. Constructed in 1911 to the designs of James S. Rogers and Walter MacFarlane, it exemplifies the Chicago commercial style popular in the early twentieth century. The building features a steel frame, terra cotta skin, three-part vertical division and banks of "Chicago windows." It incorporates classical decorative elements in the cornice and the window details It is marker number L1376 and it was erected in 1989 by the Bureau of History, Michigan Department of State. There is metered parking nearby. [Review 984 of 2025 - 463 in Michigan - 24538 overall]