The service provided at this post office is beyond anything I've experienced in any of the other…read moreplaces I've lived (LA, Seattle, San Francisco, Chicago). Yes there's only two counters but the employees are astoundingly helpful. Today I watched one staff person go in back to dig up some empty small cardboard (nonpriority mail) boxes for a customer who came in with loose items to ship. Everyone involved acted as if this were perfectly normal. My jaw was the only one on the floor. The staff in other cities don't even talk to you unless your package is taped up and ready to go. I bet they'll even add extra tape to your package here without yelling at you. Thank you, amazing post office employees!

Log lines at mid day and after 3 p.m . Staff seems poorly trained, i asked about Priority Mall and…read morethe individual had no information on what forms i needed to fill out. And when I sent out my package, paid for overnight for birthday delivery with tracking, the system showed Pre Shipment but no movement for over 18 hours as of now. Where is my package? Does the staff even know what they are doing? Neighbor who also uses this office has also had shipments lost, the Post Master needs to look into this !

I booked an appointment online for visitor visa. Staff were helpful and friendly. They mainly look…read morefor the online application form receipt, flight reservation, photo and money order. For me, it was 80$ (Indian passport). Overall, took about 3 hours and got the visa the same day. Only problem is there aren't too many days available for online booking.

Very rude and inefficient staff, doing all possible to complicate things. The staff has an "I am…read morebetter than you" attitude, and will do absolutely nothing to help. You cannot contact them phone, and they do not answer emails. If you are traveling to Brazil and need a visa or if you are a Brazilian trying to renew your passport, be sure to pack "a lot of patience" before going to the consulate. Extremely disappointed!

Our little post office in Warehouse Point gets the job done. The staff is usually kind, although…read morenot overly friendly, but I understand the mundane nature of the work. I find myself sending less mail with each passing year, but I did need a Postal Money Order and the staff was very nice in helping me. I had never needed to obtain a money order before and they were helpful. I have only visited to mail a package once, but they were helpful then too.

This review is specifically for the kids section on the second floor. I've read reviews that they…read morehad a huge section designated for kids, so I had to check it out. Once you walk in from the parking lot, take an immediate right up the stairs (I don't know if there is an elevator). This floor was huge! Biggest kid section I've seen. The Teens room had their own room. There were multiple study rooms which is pretty awesome, I haven't seen those in the libraries I've been to in the past. There's an art studio as well. The kids/preschool section was nicely decorated. The books were organized and they seem to have a huge collection of childrens books. My toddler loved the play kitchen; there's a puppet section under the tree, a play boat with fishing toys, blocks, chess table, computers, and magnetic blocks. We spent over an hour there and it's a great place to take the kids. I see that they have many events planned that's posted on their bulletin board. I will be back for sure!

So admittedly my review is based on one author event; but it was Mary Kay Andrews. She's prolific,…read moreat least to me. She's the Stephen King of the beach book set, her books are great. So in terms of the actual library: parking was ample. It was an easy in and out. The actual building was impressive, it looked almost like a modern castle, and they had trash cans by their front door. I can't tell you how much time I have wasted in my life trying to find a trash can, and they have two within eyesight of the front door. The bathrooms are clean, the staff is friendly, and the books seem to be part of a thorough collection. The actual author event was fantastic; they went above and beyond to make it as summery as they could, and were even playing the sounds of crashing waves as people walked in. Clearly a lot of thought went into every detail.

Canton Public Works is located on River Road, across the street from the Canton Fire and Police…read moreDepartments. The building is adjacent to the Farmington River and the trail. There is a parking lot and restrooms for public use, right behind the building. There is also a sand pile, free for Canton residents during the winter for snow/ice. The Public Works Department is responsible for the following services for the town: -Snow and Ice removal -Transfer station operations/maintenance -Park maintenance -Town buildings/grounds maintenance -Pavement/storm water maintenance -Town infrastructure maintenance -Board of Ed. And Town athletic field maintenance -Special projects for the Town I've only lived in the town for a short period of time. However, I've seen the employees at work at all hours of the night, plowing and salting the roads. They've done a great job with that and keeping the town aesthetically pleasing. The parks are nicely maintained. For the most part, the roads are smooth; now that it's springtime, I am hoping some of the pot holes get fixed soon. The service is comparable to where I came from (Sunrise, FL), which was great. I used to live in Rhode Island and I don't remember seeing any presence of Public Works; the pot holes were outrageous and never got fixed there.

Town of Berlin, CT was incorporated in 1785 and has a population of approximately 20,000. It is…read morelocated in the center of Connecticut and it also has a train station; the train station serves the New Haven and Springfield line. It's a mix of residential and industrial. There is the Metacomet ridge to the west side. There is hiking at the Ragged Mountain Memorial Preserve. The term Yankee Peddler came from this town; peddlers would travel throughout and sell their tinware. Schools are good and there are many small businesses such as cafes and restaurants. My family and I enjoyed exploring the town.

Windsor Public Library came into fruition in 1888. It opened to the public in 1889; in 1901, it…read moremoved to a new location. The location was home to a General and it was originally built in 1777. It's a large and beautiful library with plenty of parking. My children and I explored the ginormous children's room. There was a computer area, a train table, a puppet area, a toy kitchen, blocks, and games. There were plenty of places to sit. I love that they have self checkouts. The librarians were friendly. I've said it before and I'll say it again and again; the library is a great resource! It has events, programs, museum passes, and more. My children and I are library fans. Overall, it's definitely up there with one of my favorite libraries.

Great place, so much books and selection, including movies and music. I only dropped a star because…read morethere's this older lady at the desk that has upset me more than twice. She means well but her attitude isn't for customer service better yet a library.

Great hiking experience. Nice cool breeze makes a nice refreshing treat while stopping to enjoy the…read morecaves entrance.