It isn't there anymore. It closed down a bit after Covid started. There were long lines to get in…read moreand you had to have an appointment. A few months later I tried to make an appointment and couldn't. When I went to Staples, I saw that the letters had been taken down and the sign said it closed. Use another one.

They better need a humane heart that thirsts to serve people than not. It is easy to say no, but it…read moreis better to understand people's situation and help them.

A shout out to the Rockville Volunteer Fire department. I called this morning and they were so nice…read moreand helpful over the phone. I went over to the station and they were able to help me solve a problem that I was having. They were so pleasant and kind. I am in debt for their help and wanted to give them a huge shout out! Thank you, so very much! They are a great asset to our community! Thanks again! : )

RVFD's 2020 Santa Run schedule. Santa and other fire trucks visited the neighborhood to welcome the…read moreChristmas season. Always brings great joy each year.

This is a good place to workout and shoot some hoops. The weight room has all of the essential…read moremachines, cardio equipment and free weights to complement a solid workout. It never gets too crowded, and the vibe is friendly yet focused with the gym patrons.

Today was my first day ever at NARA II. I felt like a fish out of water--every archive is…read moredifferent. But the staff were so friendly (and patient!). I managed to get through quite a few boxes. But I will return tomorrow. FYI: There is a shuttle that goes from NARA I and NARA II (and vice versa). It arrives at NARA II every hour and leave five minutes past; it's really useful for everyone, but particularly students who are on research trips on a budget.

My review for National Archives is solely based on digitalized search records as ulterior motive…read morefor genealogy research or ancestry records retainment. I personally find familial history and records fascinating including oral history. I plan to sustained these military records perpetually. I sorrowfully wished I have driving skills enabling car ownership to make the long-haul trek to this federal archival material data files record keeper office at 8601 Adelphi Road, College Park, MD 20740 from New York City as I would search deeper obtaining more information. National Archives' website has painstaking digitalized and categorized military personnel records by all military branches: Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. It is all personal to me as a next of kin seeking my beloved family member who was a U.S. Army veteran. Searches are further categorized by war periods dating back 250 years American Revolutionary War (1775-1783), War of 1812, Mexican War, Civil War, World War I, World War II including later wars and conflicts Korean War and Vietnam War. Oh! I am highly impressed that U.S. military personnel records dating 250 years are maintained and retained perpetually because my search is dating 83 years ago as it is not in recent years. My online search is very gruesome, daunting, extensive time consuming with high level of patience tolerance as there are many, many layered links and sub-links in a national centralized database. Links take users to more links and further complicated specified links. The records or biographical information are mostly abbreviated as "19" for birth year rather than year 1919 and does not explain rank, title, grade, grade code military jargon or military codes in everyday ordinary civilian language. The DD Form 214 Certificate of Release or "Discharge from Active Duty," is the official discharge paper and Official Military Personnel File (OMPF) which can also be obtained either online or mail. My data search encountered United States, Army Enlistment Records and Flexoline Index Database, by Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) under Department of Justice originated the Alien Registration Act of 1940 which I did successfully achieved basic biographical results from both file units. Further document requests can be obtain by submitting requests either online or U.S. mail for fees as draft registration cards and Records of the Selective Service. National Archives is a federal government official record keeper. These were service members who have names. They are significantly more than Army Serial Number. They lived and served. They have narratives. They are still loved, honored, celebrated and remembered.

This place is a dump. No, seriously. It's literally a dump…read more Super easy drop off for just about everything you need to get rid of. Read the list of permitted materials on the website to make sure (I.e. no paint). When you pull up, the guy directs you where to go based off what you're tossing out, then it's just park, toss it, and drive away. Very easy and convenient.

The Fort Totten Trash Transfer Station is the largest dumpsite run by the city. It's located in NE…read moreD.C. near Catholic University alongside railroad tracks. The station itself is large and from my opinion, efficiently run. Despite lines, they get you in and out quickly. One of the managers, Jose, was very helpful and friendly. One thing to note is that they don't take dirt or cement blocks. They also take and give compost at this location.

The most painless experience I've had in DMV for emissions. It was kind of in the middle of nowhere…read moreand required me to drive through some neighborhoods, but some signs will let you know you're in the right place. Just pull into a lane, someone will help you out, and after they check a couple things you're done in less than 2 minutes. When no one wants to re-register your car you want this to be uneventful and that's exactly what it was. Dude helping me was a bro too, will be back next time I need to.

I have to come here begrudgingly every two years …read more.. Service is faster during the week. Some people who work here are pleasant.. usually my process is fast im in and out... and get a print out that says my car passed. Saturdays are a nightmare.

I live in the City of Gaithersburg, and I absolute love it. When you call in, you actually speak to…read morea person, which is beyond refreshing these days. Each year I enroll my children in summer camps, and city activities for a reasonable price. I have lived in the City of Gaithersburg for many years, and have no intention of leaving! Thank you city staff!

I went in talk to receptionist about rental property license. She is very friendly and very…read morehelpful. She even went to the office to confirm the answer. Then I replied email to Susana who sent me email at the first place about the issue. I explained the situation to her in the email. Then we talked over the phone. She was very patient and explained my situation does not need license for now. then she gave me suggestion if situation change. then i should apply license to protect myself. Very very helpful.

Hype, hype, hype!…read more This embassy was the perfect way to start my Embassy Day tour. Food, drinks, dj, performance. Rummmmmm punch was amazing! No complaints. They set bar for other embassies. You could tell they were all there to have a good time and so was I.

Trinidad and Tobago brought the energy and crowds! I made sure to get a delicious double as I…read morelistened to their band play among a sea of red and black colors and flags.