I really love being able to make appointments to get what you need here. The wait time and entire…read moreprocess is a lot smoother than. It used to be, which I think makes everyone's energy better in my opinion. My suggestions would be on the screens to have people see while they wait is HOW TO USE A DAGGONE ROUNDABOUT!!! I think some folks who have licenses now didn't have that in the tests back when they got their license because they weren't around the city then. Did you know folks on the LEFT have the right of way? Probably one of the main reasons there are so many accidents at roundabouts is that people don't use them correctly.

They were very thorough and helpful with their job very kind.They made sure they explained…read moreeverything to me.So I could understand it for my next visit and it was also very , very clean in there

This marker is mounted on the wall of the Hotel Indigo at the intersection of Washington and…read moreMichigan. It points out the history of the roadway here. The marker reads, "The Great Sauk Trail, the most important Indian trail in the Great Lakes region, was used later by French explorers, fur traders, missionaries, and soldiers. After the 1760's the trail became a major road for British and American travelers. In the early 1800's, when a military road was needed to connect Detroit with Fort Dearborn (Chicago), Territorial Governor Lewis Cass and Father Gabriel Richard, an influential legislator, were leading supporters of the Great Sauk Trail route. With federal backing the road was surveyed in 1825 and built in 1829-36. Many sections of the road were paved with huge oak logs, covered with a layer of dirt. Even before the road was improved, land-hungry settlers moved west from Detroit via the Chicago Road (now called Michigan Avenue)." In the 1830s, the Chicago Road became a major artery for westward migration. Thousands of pioneer families used the road to settle southern Michigan, avoiding the long and treacherous boat journey around the Lower Peninsula. Despite its challenges as a primitive road, it became a lifeline for commerce and communication. Stagecoach lines like the Western Stage Company ran regular service by 1835, and towns sprang up along its path. Today, much of the original route survives as US Highway 12, with historical markers dotting the landscape from Detroit to Bronson and beyond. It is marker number S280 and was erected in 1966 by the Michigan History Division, Department of State. There is metered parking nearby. [Review 978 of 2025 - 458 in Michigan - 24532 overall]

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!

It's set up in what looks like an old grocery store. I have never seen so much stuff at a thrift…read morestore, they have everything. It's very clean and very well organized. There are even end-cap displays that add a nice touch. The wife went looking for some crafty things to use for our wedding and we were able to find everything we needed here.

The good: Huge store, folks seem pretty friendly, plenty of stuff of look through and they get…read morestuff in constantly. The Bad: Anything they "think" is name brand - they hike the price up like crazy. Nautic, Polo, Tommy Hilfiger, Eddie Braur etc... jeans will be 27 bucks even when they are in very bad condition. I'm assuming this is because they don't want people buying name brand clothes and selling them on Ebay but need to use a little more common sense and judgement on this matter.

Had an appointment there today to convert my license to MI license, issue ID to my minor and get…read moreinformation on issuing a license for my grown-up son. "Evita" the person who handled my case was astonishingly amazing, she was patient with us and explained everything and took her time to make sure we understood what is needed for each case also if a case can be completed she took action immediately and performed needed action. Was a pleasant experience and I am very satisfied... special thanks to Evita

Door Admin and counter clerk could not have been any nicer! I had an appointment and was called up…read moreto the counter BEFORE my scheduled appointment! Fast, Friendly, and efficient! I live and Dearborn and have been coming to this office since it opened. I was there for a title transfer and it literally took 10 minutes! You really can't beat that. Keep up the good work!

The Washtenaw County Health Department is packed full of resources. This location is right next to…read moreDHS. It contains: the clinic, WIC, CMH, Washtenaw Health Project, Children's Special Health Care Services, and a pharmacy. Also, a team of community health workers is available to help assist anyone who may need help with a DHS application, has an eviction, or DTE shutoff. They also have a free Narcan vending machine, and another machine with free condoms & lube. They sometimes have free Covid test kits. Their website contains tons of info on anything health related in Washtenaw County and more. The people who work here are wonderful, and they truly care about the community and helping people. If you are in need, go here. If they can't help you, they will connect you with help somewhere else.

Everyone was cordial and went out of their way to be helpful! Everything accomplished with…read moreefficiency and encouragement. Thx muchly!

Up on the 11th Floor, this office is a pleasant visit, even if I'm always writing checks whenever I…read morestop by. Each visit over the past 7 years has resulted in a 30 to 45 minute session, from walking in the front door until I depart. The employees are always courteous, and immediately know my business when I mention "Form 2290". They are very thorough, and caught me trying to over pay them by $5 dollars during my recent visit. In contrast, the IRS office in Flint, MI was an unpleasant experience last year when I visited for much the same business reason. Their waiting area was not adequate for the number of people seeking assistance, and I heard many of the customers complaining that it was a repeat visit because the 1st time they were not taken care of. My visit in Flint took nearly 2 hours, while my actual interface with the customer service was a mere 10 minutes. As well, even the Michigan Secretary of State offices would be hard pressed to match the quality of service offered at this downtown location. Yes, the Detroit IRS office is my best bet, by far!