The employees are all very helpful and kind. I really appreciated during COVID how clean all the…read morebooks were kept as well as the building. The only room for improvement I can tell is to get better at having all books in a series. Several times I will see a New book release and then realize it is book two of a Series,but the library does not have the first book.

Well, I haven't been here in a long time as I have allowed the Internet to pretty much replace the…read morelibrary need in my life. However, my kids wanted to go and my 8-year old was able to get his own library card of which he was excited to get. Off we go, me and my three boys, we walk to the library. Yes, it is very, very close to my house. Once inside, I can tell a lot has changed for the better since my last visit many years ago. They have many computers to use for locating books or perusing the Internet. They have a fantastic kids room where they can read their reading level books, build puzzles, color, etc. They have several kid sized tables, chairs and bean bags for them to sit and enjoy whatever activity they are doing. Very neat and fun for the kids. I enjoyed watching my oldest son as he insisted in finding the books he wanted by himself. When he had trouble, he asked the assistants at the circulation desk instead of me because-he wanted to do it all by himself. So proud of my little guy. While he perused for books, my two younger boys played with puzzles and colored in the various coloring books. They each chose a book as well to bring home to read. This library is a great place to spend some time and great for the kids to have and keep an interest in reading. They also may kids reading programs throughout the year and having Story Time for the little ones once a week. We had a great time. An hour and half and 8-books checked out later, we were on our way home. It was a lot of fun.

Our local library offers more than just books. They have movies, puzzles, and a variety of…read moremagazines to borrow. There is an area called The Book Cellar that sells used books for $1, as well as fundraiser items such as T-shirts. They have weekly meetings for computer training, a knitting group, organization meetings and specialized classes for genealogy research and other popular issues. Throughout the summer there are reading camps, art camps and science camps based on age. Most of the activities are free, but require a registration to limit the number attending. There are several computers available for limited time use and helpful staff if you have problems locating specific information or materials. We even have a scheduled Book Mobile which visits surrounding community areas for the convenience of the elderly.

Great place for books, movies, computers, AND A SOCIAL CLUB! I remember when libraries were…read moresuppose to be quiet! Thank god, now I have a place to meet up with people and talk about nothing important! I can talk about GIRLS, WORK, SCHOOL, NFL, MLB, MOVIES, MUSIC, WWE, ETC!!!! Thank god I don't have to go the bar anymore to get a conversation with someone.

Today, Tony Vanoy and I Lisa Diane Boyce-Vanoy stopped at The Historical Covered Bridge. The bridge…read morewas easy to located and not very far from town center! The town is listed on the National Register of historic locations. The bridge was built 1831 and in 1920 they added the walking pedestrian bridge attached to it! Very nice feature!! This bridge is oldest in the state of Ohio that's still in operation today!!

NEWTON FALLS COVERED BRIDGE is currently closed for repairs after being damaged by a car in…read moreFebruary of 2022. An article in the Trumbull County Tribune Chronicle stated 'work is expected to begin in a couple of months' and should take approx 90 days to complete once started. The article also highlights the difficulties in getting the project underway, particularly due to the magnitude of the cost which is estimated in the winning bid of around $762,000. ----- Newton Falls Covered Bridge is the second oldest surviving covered bridge in the state of Ohio. The oldest is Roberts Bridge, built just two years earlier in 1829 and has the added distinction of being one of only 6 double-barrel, truss-designed bridges surviving in the United States. We visited the bridge early July (2023) and although it was closed to vehicle traffic, the covered pedestrian section was still actively being used by walkers and cyclists. The inscription on the land marker reads: "The Newton Falls covered bridge was built over the east branch of the Mahoning River around 1831. A crosswalk was added in 1921 for children crossing the bridge on their way to the school on Center Street. The Newton Falls bridge is considered the second oldest existing covered bridge in Ohio, the oldest covered bridge in use on its original site, the only covered bridge in the state with a covered crosswalk, and the last surviving covered bridge in Trumbull County. Built on the Town Lattice truss plan, the bridge is 123 feet long and twenty-four feet wide. It has a clear span of 101 1/2 feet and a sixteen foot-wide roadway. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974, the structure is maintained by Trumbull County." ----- Unfortunately there is a slight error on the marker that needs correction! We ironically discovered the existence of Newton Falls covered bridge after conversation with a random stranger at another Ohio historic landmark - Lanterman's Mill. He learned of my love of covered bridges and told us of this drivable covered bridge that also happened to be on our way to another Ohio treasure - Chagrin Falls. So we detoured here. I couldn't help but smirk when I read it is "the only covered bridge in the state with a covered crosswalk" since I had just come from Lanterman's Mill covered bridge... another covered bridge IN THE STATE with a covered crosswalk. The marker was erected in 1999 and the Mill bridge was constructed in 1989. So technically the marker has been incorrect since it was first placed. FINAL THOUGHTS Hopefully the construction schedule will go as planned and maybe they will even have this beauty up and running by Christmas of 2023! Bet it would look fabulous draped in garland & icicle lights, and a mistletoe :-) 2023 / 16

I was road tripping to Minnesota and found some little stops to make on the way and this was one of…read morethem. I have never been to an art alley like this before. From various reviews, I heard this was a pretty decent one. Being a Dave Grohl fan, I decided to stop and check it out! Pretty darn cool! So happy we made the few minute stop! So for those of you that don't know what this is, it's an alley that artists set up their art of Dave Grohl for display on the street for people to stop and check out. Some of it is worn out from the weather as this is all outdoors. It looks like they change it out from time to time and they add to the walls with art as someone was painting while I was there! Why in Warren, OH? Well that is where Dave is from! All I can say, worth a few minute stop to check it out. The area is pretty run down and poor looking. It seemed like a lot of places were closed and not too much around to do. Into art? Check it out! Dave Grohl fan? Check it out! Music fan? Check it out!

Amazing tribute to the icon of Warren. I suspect it is more lively in the warmer months and on a…read moreweekend. We went on a Sunday afternoon. It would add more flavor if you could grab a drink and walk around while their music was playing!!!

Burton Public Library is great for all ages. It is a very clean, historic building that has one of…read morethe most friendly staff. The kids section is so much fun. They recently installed a brand new carpet that takes has a print on it like a gravel road that you can follow through the section. They even cut out walk-through book shelves so that the books interact with the carpet. Oh and don't forget the puppet section - put on a show with all their fun and lively puppets! They also have a pet fat tailed leopard gecko that you can ask to hold. It is 10 years old and is as sweet as can be. For the library it self they have a large variety of every type of book you may want, including audio books as well. Since it is also part of the Cleveland Public Library, if you don't see the one you are looking for, they can bring it in from another library for you. I highly recommend this library to everyone and their families. Not a huge reader? Just go and check out the garden area and the history of the building!

I have been coming to this library for over sixty years and don't know what I would do without it…read more The staff, especially Nancy, is always friendly and helpful. My only suggestion would be to put the stool back closer to the new releases. I have health issues that make it difficult to stand for long and miss that seat. Other than that, kudos to everyone at the library for the wonderful job and great public library you provide!

It's a fine small library with a good selection of materials and a g, friendly staff.read more

This a nice open place to go shooting. There's not too much to say about it. You need to have a…read morepermit for this range and you have to bring your own targets. There are different size ranges and all guns can be shot here. It's 10 Miles away in any direction from any type of civilization.

Nice range for training at any level. Plenty of stations at each of the 25 yard, 50 yard and 100…read moreyard ranges. Shelter at each stand. As well as picnic tables and even a shelter with 4 double length picnic tables. Portable bathroom facilities on site. There are park Rangers to assist, answer questions and serve as safety guides. There are stations which you can reserve through the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. No reservation required though. You will need an Ohio range permit. These can he purchased online or at many retailers. You can get one any place you can get a hunting or fishing license. $5.00 for a single day pass or $24.00 for the year. I recommend the yearly pass. Plenty of free parking. You must bring your own targets. They provide backs to attach targets to an place in ground in front of back stop. If it's your first time familiarize yourself with range rules. Particularly those pertaining to cease fires. Don't forget to train often and in all kinds of weather.

Friendly staff, easy process from the start. They have an office in Greenville and Hermitage so…read morethat helps. Sometimes I can do telehealth too.