I love this library for their children's events/programs every week. They have music and story…read moretimes for kids a few times a week with an absolutely wonderful lady. I wish I knew her name! She is just fantastic with all the children. We have only been about 5-6 times so far, but my daughter that is 1.5 years old just loves it! Motion Monday's are so cool! It's music and dancing! It gets pretty hot in that room so wear layers so you can peel off as it warms up. Story times seem like they always include a craft at the end, which my daughter is just barely old enough to start enjoying. This is such a great thing our community library puts on. I am so thankful for it. It's awesome to see the amount of kids and active parents that show up! Our little library is truly a gem. They also have a great children's section in the library. My daughter loves to go over there and play and read books. Another perk to the library is their free wifi and computers they have. It's just an all around neat place. If you haven't utilized our great community resource, I highly suggest you do!!

I visited Stayton Public Library for public WiFi and to print some documents. Although not a…read moreresident of Stayton, I was able to use a computer, and print files from my USB drive on a laser printer for $0.10 per page. The staff members were uniformly knowledgeable, patient and helpful. The building and furniture is comfortable and pleasant. A number of the work tables are near electrical outlets. The library appears to have a good collection of books although that was not the purpose of my visit.

In many states, busses of old folks, Their oxygen tanks all…read morea-clankin' Are struggling to cast their bold votes, While more queue up to get their stakes in. Painting political hues, In gamuts from broad to absurd Green, Tea, Grassroots, Reds and Blues Raise voices to make themselves heard. Each vote counts as equal in weight. Except when ID is in question, Or somebody makes a mistake, Giving us a real-life civics lesson. The drama, while real and awe-making, Is not quite exactly the way In which you want to see your laws taking Effect or officials earn pay. In Oregon we have such good fortune, Our ballots already mailed in, We sit with guide books on our porch and Have time to decide who should win.

This morning at 8:05am I was in CoosBay oregon traveling exactly 30th. WHICH IS THE SPEED LIMIT. An…read moreOSP patrol car was weaving in out of cars and pulled behind me. REMIND YOU.. I WAS DOING THE SPEED LIMIT. I was concentrating on what was in front of me and not focusing on what was going on behind me when I hear a loud voice over an intercom telling me " PULL OVER TO THE RIGHT LANE IF YOU ARE NOT GOING TO GO THE SPEED LIMIT" It startled me to the point he is lucky I didn't cause an accident. I merged over into the right lane and he passed me . THERE WERE TWO CARS IN THE RIGHT LANE ** 2 car lengths BEHIND ** me going less than the speed limits obviously or else they would have been next to me. After a half of a block OSP changed lanes and got in front of me . This when I threw my hands up and pointed to the cars driving slower than me in the right lane . DONT ABUSE YOUR AUTHORITY DUE TO IMPATIENCE. You are NOT above everyone else driving who obeys speed limits. I'm beginning to think Police are the nerdy kids back in highschool who told on everyone and ate lunch with the teachers . No wonder OSP is always hiring. Who would wanna work around men and woman that just must be a real fun time at BBQs. What a joke. I have never had a ticket or been in an accident in my lifetime. I'm a good driver and NEVER have I been told to get over on a surface st. Not have I ever been yelled at over a megaphone from a moving vehicle . Isn't that only a rule on 1-5 and other Oregon freeways? I will never advocate for the Police again. No wonder people have zero respect nowadays for law enforcement. I was unaware until today that Police didn't want anyone to abide by a speed limit in oregon.

Do not respond to illegal fireworks on the beach in Yachats. Telephoned three nights in a row only…read moreto speak with a rude dispatcher who could care less. Police need to enforce the law and do their jobs. It is obvious from the news we are all in danger when they go around acting entitled.

I just got married and needed to change my name. The wait in getting this done on a Monday was not…read morenearly as long as I had expected. The security guard that greeted me and went through my bag to check for weapons was very professional. When I was called to the window, the man assisting me was curt to the point of putting me on the defensive. He worded his questions in a way that made me feel like a criminal on trial. And when he was done he simply said, "that's all." And I felt dismissed. The process itself was not bad. But this clerk could have had a more pleasant personality. He could have smiled, greeted me kindly or even looked at me at some point during the process. He stared at his computer and wouldn't make eye contact with me. At one point he worded a question by saying, "if any of this info you have given is false, then you have committed perjury." I just felt like I was on trial.This is the only reason I did not give 5stars.

i have always had very pleasant and quick service this particular braqnch office of the department…read moreof social security. one of the better ones.

Good bridge, my gran dkids call it taco bridge, it is sturdy and not tall . Lots of wildflife to…read morelook at under the birdge including the people fishing. -1 star for bum lites and -1 star for trash in water. Thanks tugboat j

Really nice place to take a stroll its next to the Carousel their is a children's park which we did…read morenot go due to COVID. Their was construction being done but it did not block the way to the bridge or the globe very nice park. My family really enjoyed our quick visit.

Marilyn is great at her work. She was very pleasant explaining the process to me. Her website was…read moreeasy to understand too.

I've only come in twice to donate books. Today I was determined to hang around and explore the…read morefacility. The attractiveness and ergonomics of the interior made a very favorable impression on me. There seem to be plenty of places for plugging in laptops, including some one-person rooms with doors. Very quiet, even the children's section. The thought-provoking titles on the new nonfiction shelves were of a caliber I would have expected in a Midwestern college town. The new building is connected by interior corridors to the old Carnegie building to the north. The architectural millwork in Carnegie libraries is normally pretty utilitarian and there was not much in evidence, other than a very fine balustrade of iron scrollwork topped with a polished brass tube. The entire facility is two stories, with an elevator and rest rooms on both floors. Parking is on nearby streets or in a rather small dedicated lot.

I have to say at first sit of the Woodburn Public Library you might think twice about going in…read more It's located in down town Woodburn, which has a bad reputation. There are always odd looking people walking around. So I ventured into the library to find a nice quiet and clean place. The first thing you notice is that the building is old and it shows it. From the looks it has a ton of books but once you start looking you find out that isn't true. The books are all dated and hard to find, most of the good book must be ordered. Woodburn in a Hispanic town so it's not a surprise that a lot of the books are in Spanish. The children section is missing many classic kids' books. Overall I was a little disappointed but it is a small city library. They do have free Wi-Fi and the employees are nice.

This group has done a great job at information for the community . Tammy and Jacqueline have proven…read morethat they care.. Karen T