I couldn't live without them, literally! Anytime I have needed to talk to them I can quickly get…read morethrough and reach a friendly helpful person.

As an adult, there is a certain rights of passage that one must endure,…read more 1: The DMV and the 2nd: SSC office. Here's the thing, Since I moved to NJ, both of these Gov't facilities have been pretty easy to work with, fast and the staff friendly.... I KNOW!! Anyway- Mini-Me "misplaced" her Social Security Card and we decided to head to this location at 11:30am, no appointment, no call ahead to see if they were packed, we just walked in, looked around- it was standing room only, no seats it was PACKED!! we took a number and waited- this was gonna be alll dayyy longgg- hours and hours, this is what nightmares are made of- but NO!! a whole 15 minutes passed and our number was up on the LED board and we were being called to the window-- that's right 15 minutes!! I seriously couldn't deal, it was incredible. Mini-Me handed in her paper, ID's and that's it, The Social Security lady behind the bullet proof glass window, told Mini-Me her card would be sent to her in the mail and she would receive it in a week or two-- but no, exactly 3 days... it was in the mail.. again, amazed.

I'm a fan of most old timey downtowns like this one. They are a vanishing breed and need to be…read moreconserved like animal endangered species are. In a state like NJ more and more strip malls and larger malls seem to be gobbling up all available real estate. And then installing every conceivable chain store that can pay the rent. In this town I can thankfully state that there are NO chains that I can see. Even the drugstore is an independent, that strangely even serves as a liquor store. There are about 10 diverse restaurants, several of which are 4 star or better spots. There is also a quality cupcake bakery and a seasonal ice cream shop. A few artsy stores and a few unique clothing shops round out the retail offerings. I urge passing by commuters to exit 295 or 206 and head into town while these businesses are still here. Or if you prefer to support big corporations, continue on your way. You will eventually be inundated with them. 4.25 enjoy it while you got it Yelps

How the Mercer County Courthouse (civil) is rated depends on what side of the bar you find…read moreyourself. If you are a plaintiff seeking justice for a wrong done to you, you will likely find a fair level of compensation for pain and suffering or breach of contract, and feel some satisfaction with your experience in the building. However, as a defendant it is more likely you will dread what this institution has done to you. All matters of social interactions that go sideways can find themselves being evaluated and judged here, although those that cross the criminal line will be heard and disposed of at the criminal courthouse a few blocks away. The four story hall of justice was originally designed for both civil and criminal cases and although less than 20 years old, legal conflicts have risen so fast that not only a second new building was needed just for the bad boys, and a third (the currently being renovated old courthouse annex) for the county prosecutor staff. The taxpayers can't be happy about that. There aren't enough judges to hear the cases that don't settle, so the wait for your day in court is often years after the events that began the long course to an uncertain outcome. It is frustrating and unpleasant, yet it is the system chosen to resolve conflicts with confrontations minimized. Oh, and the elevators are as slow as the slog to justice.

We went here to apply for guardianship for our autistic son and parking was available with metered…read moreparking. Security guards at entrance with metal detectors and asked them what floor for guardianship and they had no idea. Went to 4 th floor for civil cases as told by a friend and the officers there had no idea either but we found it in my paperwork application and on yelp on my phone. Thank goodness at least they were nice about everything. I forgot two signatures and raced back a second time before closing time with doors locked upstairs and the lady at the guardianship office let me in. Thank goodness! Hope our application gets approved soon.

The best time to take your vehicle to get inspected is mid month, and midweek. Its not very crowded…read moreduring these periods. The staff is professional and efficient. I went on a Thursday morning and only had 3 cars ahead of me. The facility is clean and the flow pattern is easy to interpret. No complaints! The hours here are M-F 0800-1630. Sat 0700-noon. Closed Sundays.

I have been here twice in the past two weeks to have two different vehicles inspected. My first…read morevisit we arrived at 11:25am on a Saturday morning (they close at 12pm) and there was no line. We were waived up to the entrance immediately upon pulling up. My next visit the line was much longer but moved rather quickly. All three employees I dealt with were very nice and respectful. We waited inside while our cars were inspected and were in and out within minutes. Great experiences both times and will continue to come here for future inspections.

Ok, first if all thanks to the two nicest and helpful librarians Sylvie & Maureen . All of the…read morestaff here r great. I have been going here since , the ,original Cherry Hill library , the town I live in.was torn down to build this huge multi million monstrosity! Fyi. If u live in my town in Camden county, it wasn't needed. My town was given millions from the state and this money should of been shared by Cherry Hill to the other county libraries but they did not. Imho, seems very selfish . This is a fact . So my hometown is no longer a part of the county library system. Which is pretty sad , I have never set foot in this building. And its like minutes from my home but i dont like greed and the fact that the original library was great. It was not needed. I am afraid that if I say too much my review will be pulled but everything I am saying is truthful and confirmed by other library staff and mgt. So if u live in my town it costs to use any library in Camden County . But I luv the way I am treated , it's cozy, friendly and a warm environment. I don't like that monstrosity in Cherry Hill. Sorry 4 getting off topic so I pay $85 year and it's so worth it. It's in a nice quaint location in haddon township, there is a pretty park and lake, down the street. I def wish I lived in this town. Fyi, if you give them your email , the library will send u info on free events. Like they offered free yoga classes , which was so cool! Lot of activities for kids and adults . Sorry this is so long but when I started the review , I was in my car after I left the library and got halfway home & discovered I had left my purse[which has my life in it] AT the library. I was a wreck crying screaming , having a nervous breakdown or what felt like it. I called them and the librarian said someone turned it in. Omg!!! I was so lucky and I have had more than my share of really bad luck , so my trip to the library was unforgettable but have my purse and two more books to read. Which I am starting on as soon as I post this book I wrote , sorry if it's boring and long but they have so much besides books , latest cds, videos, and several computers if u just want to surf the web , check ur mail. Ok I am done time 2 relax and read a little b4 I crash.

Loveliness and happiness surround you in this quaint little village. People smile at one another…read moreon the streets, and there are wonderful (albeit few) restaurants to visit. One warning: I'm told that if you speed by even 1 m.p.h., the officers are waiting to stop you from disturbing their wonderful town!

I would definitely recommend to anyone passing through off the highway to stop in this little…read moreborough for breakfast or coffee. There's even an antique shop and a couple of other stores and restaurants. The scenery is beautiful and the town itself is very quaint with much to offer, including local's recommended bike shops and a spa!

I know libraries aren't the "sexiest" thing to review on here. We all too often take these…read morewonderfully invaluable resources for granted: whether it's "out of sight, out of mind," or "hey, libraries have always been there, they're not going anywhere." Having lived in half a dozen other states let me tell ya: NJ has some great libraries. We all bitch and moan about taxes, isn't it great to know there's a tangible community asset provided in return for said monies? We're in some dystopian times, so it's refreshing (even comforting) to be reminded that one of society's great equalizers remains available for all to access. As far as COVID logistics: books can be reserved online and "contactless" pickup can also be scheduled there. As an older millennial, I went hybrid by reserving my book online and once an email informed me it was available, I called and spoke to an actual living, friendly human who proceeded to reserve a 15 minute time slot for my pick up. The librarian assigned me the number "2." To pick up, simply head to the rear of the building where you'll encounter a table under the portico. Here, you'll find your requested book (with your name affixed) next to the number 1, 2, or 3. Its location will correspond with the number provided by either the website or the friendly librarian via telephone during the final step of the reservation process. Upon leaving, a librarian came out and actually thanked ME. This felt a bit strange for a multitude of reasons. Rather than an entitled "hey, I'm a taxpayer," I thanked her in return. After all without free and fair dissemination of knowledge and truth, where would we be? That is something I hope to never find out.

Received my library card today and I had an excellent experience. I started the registration…read moreprocess online and completed it in-person. The nice librarian, Lindsey showed me how to use the Libby app and rent books onto my Kindle. Super cute small town library

A true hidden gem! This building is gorgeous with stained glass and beautiful trim. I love having…read moreso much historical significance being preserved beautifully in our area! The librarians are so friendly, knowledgeable and helpful both in the main and children's libraries. They have the best of both worlds with the small town charm and connection to the county library system so you can request anything your heart desires!