They don't do enough to protect your Social Security is your Social Security and they do not…read moreprotected enough but yeah when you make these other calls, they need to know this is this this that before they even give you any your own information but Social Security dealing with your own money, they don't ask those questions. They don't ask all those dear mothers maiden name your ZIP Code all that stuff, no my account has been hacked since March and now they want me to get a letter from all the banks that happened to saying that it happened well the banks are giving me a hard time I won't do it so what am I supposed to do it's not my faultcgc

Came here to do a quick shipment! They have a nice private…read moreparking lot. There were two clerks. I had Jim (?) is definitely the nicer one of the two. He gave me tips/and advice on saving money for shipping a small item, unlike the taller gentleman who wanted me to purchase everything. It was a fast process, I was in and out in 5 minutes!

Really nice post office. All services provided, including passports. M-F 10-2. Service is quick and…read moreclerks are helpful. We had to deal with a new address issue and the gentleman that helped us at the door was nice, patient and pleasant. We will be coming here from now on. The are of Franklin Square is nice and clean. No hobos, or people begging for money like Downtown. Ugh.

Driving across NY State is something I do often. I have taken various routes over the years, most…read moreoften of course the Thruway, as it is the fastest and easiest. However, from time to time I have found myself on various parts of the "Scenic Byway Route 20" and seen the signs indicating such. So recently I drove the whole Scenic Byway. Its about 100 miles from the beginning to the end (US Route 20 is longer than that). It is part of the historic (1927) Transcontinental U.S. Route 20 highway, which is 3,300 miles in length, from the Atlantic Ocean in Massachusetts to the Pacific Coast of Oregon. From the website: "The Route 20 scenic byway corridor celebrates Central New York's diverse heritage, natural beauty, and agricultural vitality, and is defined by rolling hills and broad vistas framed in a working landscape, lakes, tranquil communities, and historical places. The visitor experience is a reflection of Americana, a slowdown of time from the stir of the city, a chance to imagine how travelers used the corridor through history and an opportunity to explore a working landscape." If you find yourself with some time on your hands, this is a very nice drive on a nice weather day. I'm not sure I'd want to do it in a snowstorm or driving rain, its twisty, turny and one lane in areas. But on a nice day, its a great ride. Through some smaller towns in NYS, the Montezuma Wildlife Preserve, a college town or two, all very quaint areas. I am looking forward to having the time to do this route again soon. I encourage you to do it as well. 5 stars because its interesting, fun and a nice way to take a drive.

They have an oven in one of their trucks, I saw it with my own eyes... seems counterproductive…read more They went into my residence hall to rescue someone and came out empty handed #confused. They have nice hammers though. That's the only reason they did not get one star.

The accommodations were subpar, food was bland, and the staff was a bit pushy. I will not be…read morereturning, under my own will anyways,

great little department ,had some training here with take the door back in September and the…read moretraining tower was decent

If I could give them less than one star, I would have. I have rented their meeting hall four times…read morein last fifteen years for graduation parties. My experience was horrible at the last one this year. Seemingly, uncivil people are in charge now. They gave us the key to the hall two days in advance and told my wife that we can set up the tables and chairs anytime before the event on Saturday. After it was all said and done, they not only refused to refund $100 security deposit, demanded $200 extra because we set up the room a day ahead. Most importantly, their mode of communication is plain vulgar, so much so that my wife sent them a check for extra $200 just to close the subject. I sure wouldn't want to deal with them ever again.

Thank you so much! I was impressed by the staff of this New York State DMV Office. Patty and all…read morethe others were very helpful, kind, and knowledgeable. We owe a great deal to state and federal workers and I am grateful for their service. My experience today demonstrated the efficiency of the process, and the helping spirit of the workers there. Keep up the good work, Westvale DMV. :) PostScript: I am not in California and cannot figure out why my profile indicates such. I am from Central New York, Onondaga County.

This is easily the best DMV I've ever been to including those in California, Pennsylvania and…read moreTexas They do let you make appointments however I walked in. They asked what I was there for- mine was out of state transfer of license and registration, which I thought would take several hours. They gave me the forms. They quickly called me up, helped fill out my forms. There was a lot of documents I needed to have - which I did, and in less than an hour, I was out of there , with my temporary license, new plates and registration - thank you to Patti and the other people who were great.

All-around horrible experience. The hotel chauffeur offered little to no conversation. He did not…read moreappreciate any of my anecdotes or attempts to break the ice. I had no choice of the music he wouldn't turn the AC on or roll down the window. Originally just checked in to see what all the hubbub is about. The hotel manager insisted I stay for five days. All the waitstaff seemed very disgruntled and insist that I stayed in my room for most of my stay. On the website it has beautiful views of State Street and Townsend however the room I stayed in had a beautiful view of a brick wall. The room was not as clean as they pictured, I believe I found remnants of a string bean or what I hope was once was. The continental breakfast that they offered Was lackluster at best. The porridge was very bland and goopy. The other occupants were about as enthralled as I was most of them complained that this was not what their travel agent booked but once again management did not seem too concerned. The cell reception was nonexistent so they made you use a payphone. And on top of it they canceled the rest of my accommodation with little to no notice of me gave me what I came in with and told me to have a great day.

Not to be confused with the now-closed Carnegie Deli of NYC, or the famous fruit bowl of Pittsburgh…read more(full of Carnegie Melons), this library is an imposing and beautiful old structure in the heart of the lovely Syracuse University campus. This is a proper campus, and not modern at all, and the library is at the very heart of it. It's mainly for the college students, but perhaps because I come here with students (one former and one current), they've never given me any trouble. It's a great place to hang out and study if you like "that old smell" because it does have it. One of the better college libraries I've been inside.