I just had my daughter's first birthday at the Heritage Center and everyone loved the location and…read morethe room! Quinn, the attendant on duty at the time of our party was super nice and really helpful! The Center was great and all of my guests were really happy. Thank you guys so much and I hope to be using you again in the future!!

This Post Office is on West Main Street in Riverhead, NY It…read moreis a big Post Office with plenty of parking

They were great! I left a critical piece of paper out of a document I had been mailing and called…read morethe post office. The gentleman who answered retrieved my mail until I was able to get there and add to it. Thank you!!!

I've now been to the Hamptons twice, and each time, we try to find some windmills. I just love…read morethem, and I think I love the adventure of finding them as much as I do looking at them. On this most recent visit, we found the James Corwin Grist Windmill, built in Sag Harbor in 1800. It is the smallest and second oldest of the 11 remaining windmills. This windmill was moved to its present location in Water Mill in 1814 by James Corwith and operated as a mill until 1887. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978.

What does one say about this? My father worked at TWA for 45 years and several of his friends…read moreworked the investigation. I just finished reading a book about this event since I had already moved away from Long Island when it happened. This is such a beautiful Memorial and a beautiful location. I'm grateful that they made this so we don't forget. I do not understand the one star review and Inaccuracies with that one star review. Yes, this is very close to where the accident happened 2 miles. This is the closest land area to the plane crash and the actual site where a lot of the wreckage washed ashore so that review makes no sense. Also, keep in mind they need to have a spot for a memorial. A LOT OF investigative work was done very close by. ???? Would that person expect the memorial to be in the middle of the air or ocean? Smdh. A little confused on the other reviews parking comments. It was free to park when I went. I did go with a resident though.

Beautiful and somber memorial to the souls lost on the tragic TWA flight 800. The grounds were very…read morewell kept and the space gave a feeling of calm just being in the space.

Very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable agent. Signed up to receive benefits. A great…read moreexperience.

The agent was very helpful to my inquiry. The agent was very helpful to my inquiry and assured me…read morethat my Social Security check was taken care of on September 22 on December 22. I'm sorry thank you.

Always fine, always a nice job. Never takes too long. Wish the parking lot wasn't so beat up. But…read moreall good

The Mount Sinai location is more convenient for me, but the Miller Place location is just better…read moreall around. So 9 times out of 10, I go out of my way to ship from this location. The staff is always friendly, there are plenty of parking spaces, and they always have the supplies I need. It's a lot bigger too, which is a big deal, especially when it's crowded.

It is very easy to find plenty of parking. I just needed a copy for my property, and you need cash…read moreto get copies

For those wanting to know what happens the first day.....JURY DUTY…read more Easy to find. Plenty of free parking on property. Entrance to courthouse on side of building by road. You go through security, make a right and signs on door display "Jury Room". I went from parking lot to filling out the 2 forms in the jury room in a matter of 5 minutes. From this point it's hurry up and wait. You may be there a full day 9:30 til 4:00, or a half day 9:30 til noon. If you are there a full day, chances are you will be picked for duty.....and may be there for days. They selected enough potential jurors before they got to me so I was let go at noon. Lucky. Out of about 60 people, there were only 6 left who were let go, me being one of them. The remaining take lunch, come back at 2:00 and proceed til 4. Not sure what their fate will be, but I really don't care.

I thought after checking in online for Jury Duty after 4 consecutive nights I was done but instead…read moreI was directed to go to the Supreme Court Building in Riverhead in the morning for 9:30 . I have done Jury Duty many,many times at the Criminal Courts but this was my first time here .On arrival it's the usual, go through the metal detector, get your belongings scanned, fill out some forms and go sit and wait. The employees are very friendly and helpful and they explain to everyone what the day will entail and we all watch an orientation film which helps the time go by a little faster . There is a small cafe where you can grab a bite and a coffee , it's clean and the girl at the counter is very friendly . They do have WIFi so that helps , you can use your phone and I-Pad .I also brought along a book , but for me it was a little difficult to concentrate with the TV on and people talking .By 10:00 Two groups of people were called to be interviewed with the lawyers and the rest of us continued to wait . The time seemed to go by quickly and at around 12:30 we were all told they had selected all the jurors they needed and we were all free to go. I was expecting to have to endure a long boring day but it was a nice surprise for everyone . So , all in all I had a much better experience than I've had in the past. Civic duty done!