Excellent little library, a branch of East Central Regional Library system. The librarians are…read morefriendly and helpful. They work hard to keep the place running smoothly. I hope it continues to thrive and be generously funded. A town without a library is truly in a knowledge desert. They have excellent programs for kids.

Thanks to a Twin Cities Sisters in Crime member, this quaint library has some rocking speakers and…read morepanels. The most recent one was for an anthology of theirs called Festival of Crime. The friends of the library put it on, and supplied the treats. The community room is a good size and it gives you plenty of privacy. As you walk in there's some very cheap books. On the right is the book part and it has a nice selection of mysteries as you walk in. It's a quiet section to read in with a huge window and great natural light. You really can't get lost finding it cause it's at the end of the street.

It has an awesome county feel. I have rented this Hall multiple times. It has everything but a…read morestove. Always perfect.

The... book museum, contains real piecea of history. The tools that barbaric man actually used…read morebefore the internet. Stained pages, dog ears and weighing up to 5 pounds. People go to the library relive the book era. Maybe someone could market a book sanitizer, for those antique collectors who can save money by reusing. One man's trash is another mans treasure. That way you don't have to buy ebooks from local businesses and support the economy.

Dope library. The employees are pretty interactive. It is a great resource to have for our…read morecommunity.

Has some of the best employees! They go above and beyond!! Walker/Walter as I am not sure of his…read morename stated his postmaster was out sick and he did a wonderful job filling in her place! Thank you for helping me from a distance!!!

Entered post office with 2 customers ahead of myself. Moved quickly with the friendly older mail…read moreclerk. Normally this is the post office I use. Just had to purchase 20 cents stamp to mail my letter off.

To USPS, I was super excited to receive an early Valentines…read moregift for my girlfriend! Next thing I know, "delivered". I rushed home and saw nothing. I am still waiting to hear from them and my package is nowhere to be found. I am very disappointed in their abilities to ship it to the correct address, which is easy to locate and read. I hope they can understand my frustration.

I love St. Ben's. Perhaps I should say that my gorilla and I come here to set things on fire (see…read moreprevious reviews). Seriously, this is a good quiet place to come, focus and get things done.

Great trolly Library we got here. I come here often to read my great book of memes. Sometimes I see…read morea gorilla watching me. No one has said anything and I am pretty sure it's not just me seeing things, or is it?...

The building+atmosphere is considerably nice. I don't think I have ever gotten along with a judge…read moreyet; some other staff I have. Not in person or over zoom have I gotten along with a judge enough to agree about an issue I bring up. I have had a furious experience with every case over zoom, those are obviously not in the beautiful courthouses, unless you pretend you have wifi issues and go to court administration for an ipad and solitary room, then at least you still feel like you went to court that day instead of just webcaming people. Knowing where to go and accessing the facility isn't that difficult. There's a great set of stairs or if you have mobility problems they do have handicap accessible ramps for wheelchairs or people on crutches. Beautiful courtrooms. Not much of a maze. Parking is easy to find, I don't mind having to pay as I keep change in the ashtray but there is a 2 hour maximum to be careful about as I recently paid for 2 hours with dimes, and came out to a ticket 137 minutes after my arrival time, I deducted the $2 of dimes I inserted into the machine from the $15 fee though as I was in the coffeeshop around the corner for a total of 180 minutes, parked where I usually have for court. I once went to jury duty for a day, that was interesting and no complaints for that. The metal detectors are friendly. The building to handle criminal cases is different than the building you handle civil cases in, that is where the Law Library can be found. Help will be found in there if you can find the room and ask for the specific help ya need. Judges don't usually let me win or give me a break in any of my civil cases so I don't feel its necessary to finish the courthouses rating higher than a three, because if it was based on my personal outcome for court in contrast to the amount of effort I've put into each case there would only be a star to give as I've not walked away a winner once in two years after trying with maximum effort. I'm not sure if gamblers review casino's based on their win percentage though, so I've tried to base this review on the entirety of the Stearns County Courthouse, and with that said if I was not super unlucky I might like the place because its a nice building and you can handle quite a few different things once you know how to file a case into existence, but I won't say I like the place because nothing is worse than a crappy set of orders constantly delaying things. Reading books and trying to generate an interest in the field of law has backfired after most everything I submit is never looked at, and everything I have submitted got me nowhere. I do not like this county's courthouse because I lose and they have judges with power trips.

I really like the Waite Park branch of the Great River Regional Library. It reminds me of the…read moreneighborhood library I used as a child growing up. It's quaint and small and the librarians are generally quite friendly. They have a nice selection of adult and children's books and movies. The library is split into sections, one which is predominantly children and youth and the other which is adult. You can order books and movies from the library system and pick them up here. While everyone is waiting for the main library in downtown St. Cloud to open up after the recent fire, this branch is serving as a pickup spot.

A nice branch of the Great River Regional Library system. It is smaller than the main St Cloud…read morelocation, but it has all you need. The selection of items is great plus you can request items from any library in the grrl system. It looks like there is a nice outside court yard with a picnic table and green space. Stop in the library, check out a book, and enjoy it outside.