I got arrested by them way back when I was 12. They're chill af and got a hidden entrance. 9/10…read morewould get arrested by them again.

Went there today and experienced an efficient and friendly service with no waiting time.read more

I have appreciated the employees at this location, they do their job and treat you right. Wait time…read moreis not crazy given the turnip administration cutting services, things will get better when maga and him are gone. We paid into this and it is not his to destroy as he has our democracy and standing around the world.

Kennett Square is a wonderful place to live and visit. Lots of great restaurants and a definite…read moresmall town feel. However, the way the KS Police Department handles parking ticket disputes does not have that same small town feel, nor does it provide a sense of understanding or kindness. Hence the 2 star rating.

Kennett Square Borough offers a great change of pace from life in Philadelphia, where I live…read more Burton's Barbershop opens at 5 a.m., good assortment of restaurants, shops, and especially Mexican-oriented food places available. Beyond the borough the farms and horse places haven't been overtaken completely by developments, at least not yet, not totally. Could happen if people aren't careful about it. Kaolin Road, Chadd's Ford, Creek Road, Montchanin Road, all the DuPont properties, the Brandywine, so many good things within easy reach of here. When I posted this, it was for Kennett Square Borough. Just noticed it has been shifted to Kennett Square Police Dept. Have no experience with KSq police but hope they live up to the very fine conditions of the town itself!

Wonderful staff! And just about everything you need. Small but very clean and up to date.read more

Last visit 12/04/11…read more BRAC has destroyed what was once a very nice military base and has turned Aberdeen Proving Grounds into a civilian military base. Sure there are some uniforms running around, but less than 25% of the uniforms that were there before. The demographics of the few uniforms that are left is drastically changed as well. Almost all active duty posts the majority of uniforms are lower enlisted, young people just starting out. This is not so here at APG anymore, the majority of uniforms now are officers who have been around for awhile. What does this mean for Base/Post Exchange, well it means that they are not selling enough to maintain and have to consolidate. Clothing Sales (Military Uniforms) is part of the PX, and it went from large satellite building to being put in the Main PX near the shoe department. Most of the time if you need something now, you will need to order it and wait for delivery. Either that or head on down to Ft Meade, which is transforming as well, but will keep the majority of their junior uniforms. The PX specialty shops are dropping like flies.... The beautician's shop, coffee shop, sandwich shop, the florist shop, and trophy shop have all bitten the dust within the last several months. The barber shop is hanging on by a thin gray hair, and so too is the pizza place. When I rejoined the military via the Maryland National Guard 7 years ago, this was a bustling post, filled with a lot of junior enlisted attending one of several AIT (Advanced individual training [job training]) courses. These young soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines attending classes/training and rotated through every 3-6 months and many bought new stereos, TVs, computers..etc with each new class that arrived. Now the post has so few uniforms, it is so disappointing to see APG atrophy. BRAC has not only affected the PX, but it affects the daily lives of the civilian populace that once made their living selling goods and services to these young troops. In their place has come 5000 jobs from Jersey, mostly civilian, but a few military as well, but these people are established and do not need all those new stereos, TVs, and taxicab rides. I wonder how much longer AAFES (PX) can justify keeping the APG PX open.

We took a summer roadtrip to visit a few states. Penn welcome center was clean and welcming. I took…read morea few pics and picked up a few momentos for the 250th celebration. The center has alot of history and info, I would stop here again if in the area. Lots of room outside for your pets to roam around.

This welcome center was easy to locate, park, and then run inside for use of facilities and even…read moreeasier to get back onto the highway.

I have alot to learn, about being the parent of a teenager/tweenager. The world is a much different…read moreplace, than when I was a kid. I used to come home from school, throw my bookbag on the floor and go outside, wherever I felt like, until it got dark, or until Diffrent Strokes was on. There was never a thought, about my parents worrying, although Im sure they did. I found myself in numerous scrapes, but at the end of the day, I always found my way home. Times have changed. My own kids are watched over like veal. I tail them like a bad spy, whenever they venture out. There were no problems in our old neighborhood. There werent many kids so mine were happy to stay home. Since weve moved to Folsom, its Kid central. Every other house is full of kids. Theres always a new face coming through our door, and my kids have the need to explore. We've been reluctantly letting them out, in the neighborhood, and I felt pretty good about it. Until now. One friday evening, this past fall, I was in charge of the offspring for the night. A couple of girls invited my 12 yr old daughter to a nearby skating rink, something that they said they do every Friday. I wasnt sure about it, but had to mke the decision on my own. Saying no would only add strength to a future rebellion, but I was scared to say yes. This is usually the job of mom. I decided to be cool dad, and let her go. I had no idea the questions I should have asked. I figured if they do this every friday, it must be OK. I just asked when they would be back and said that if it was later than 10pm, they needed to call. My daughter doesnt have a cell phone yet, but one of the girls did. I guess it would have been a good idea to get that number. So I spent an uneasy night, waiting for 10pm and their return. 10pm, rolled around, then 10:15, then 10:30. I was beside myself. Finally, the phone rang. " Hi Daddy!" " Uh, Hi- why arent you home yet? " We are waiting for you to come pick us up." What! This would have been good info to know BEFORE they left! They said they go every friday, and Ive never been part of the equation before...why now?! Apparently, the other girls parents could only drop them off, now they were at work. I tried not to let my head explode. I dont mind making a deal to pick them up, its how my parents did things back in the day, I just would have liked to know that beforehand. " Where are you?!" " I dont know...a rollerskating rink.' That narrowed it down. I was able to find it on the internet, along with directions. It was 30min away. Luckily, my wife was home ( with her accusing stare) and she was able to stay with my son, while I set out to pick these kids up. Finding it in the dark, was much harder than it seemed on Google maps. At least now I had the friends cell number to try and zoom in on them. At this point, I thought of a valid question to ask. " Girls, is the rink still open?" " No, it closed a half hour ago, we are in the parking lot...its dark" !!!!! So not only were the girls alone in a dark parkinglot, but I was going to have to find an unlit building in an unfamiliar area. When making another call, to find out what this place is near, I got some more good news. " Uh Daddy, the police are here" This just kept on getting better. Were they in trouble? Was I in trouble? The good news was that it was easy to find, now, with the police car and all. When I pulled into the lot, the girls looked like there was no problem at all ( maybe this happens every Friday night as advertised.). I was greeted by a female officer, Colleen Joyce. She laughed at my frazzled dad act (it wasnt an act) She had seen the girls alone in the lot, and decided to stay with them until a parent arrived. These are the little things, that PO's do that we forget about. I appreciate what she did. Even though she was "only doing her job" , it was good instincts to see the girls and make them (and me) comfortable. Once they were safe in the car, I tried not to get too angry, but they knew i was mad. I was cautious to put them fully on blast, because I want them to call me if there is a problem and I dont want them to feel like they cant.I was probably just as mad at myself, for my own mistakes, but at least I learned. I learned she wont be going out again, for at least a few years.

I Thought I Wrote A Review... Guess Not .. When I First Moved Here I Absolutely Loved And Adored…read moreThe Police Here.. Since Then I've Had Minor Disagreements Such As My Fiancé Was Given A Ticket For A Stop Sign ? He Explained To The Officer We Just Moved Here.. We Have Been Going To Court Over That Ticket Since We Lived Here.. I Also Thought It Was Unjustly To Tow A Mother Of 8 Kids Car 11:30 At Night On Her Way Home. I Think A Warning Would've Been More Fair. I Don't Appreciate The Clear Harassment On People To Meet A Quota That Shouldn't Even Exist.. All Police Officers Seem To Take Part In That .. Any How .. Besides That Any Other Encounter I've Had With These Officers Has Been One Of A Kind. Usually Very Nice People & Understanding.

Let me start by saying I worked in New Castle County for 28 years until 2015 and I never thought…read moreabout writing a review. My bad. - They have a great County Police system. - They have a fantastic countywide parks program of which i partook of by fitness walking, biking or just closing my eyes in the car at lunch in one of their parks. I have friends in NCC so I still visit their parks and dog parks. - They have a a National Guard Base. - Located inside Newcastle County is the great New Castle County farmers market. Amish farmers bring their meats and wares as well as other local merchants. -it's the first county you hit when entering Delaware from the north. - Tax free shopping. That's the best part of all and the best note on which to end this review.

The staff were exceptionally friendly and assisted me in finding my desired destination in…read morePennsylvania, where I could take photographs at the welcome sign. The facility's restrooms were clean and maps were provided, making it truly one of the best amenities available.

Free wifi at this rest area as you cross over into Pennsylvania from Delaware on I-95. A little…read morecurvy, as far as the entrance but there is plenty of room and good parking. Inside, the bathrooms are clean and there are (expensive) vending machines. It's a nice spot to stop, especially if you're going to try and make your pay through the Philadelphia-New York traffic nightmare.