I had to do a business post and had the pleasure of working with Joyce M. who gave me excellent…read morecustomer service. It's been a pleasure doing business with Alameda Sun thanks to you.

I AM LIVID. My Grandmother's obituary was published today and they completely removed a line about…read moreher son who passed away a few years ago. I can't get a hold of anyone there.. I am so upset that one of those most important people in her life was left out of her obituary by the newspaper company. I double checked my submission and it's definitely there.

I very much enjoy this paper, largely for the invaluable listing of all kinds of local events. It's…read morehard to find things like what's playing in all the small local theatres otherwise. One quirky but nifty aspect of a local newspaper in a town with a huge physics lab is that there are always interesting articles about the latest LNLL or Sandia news, with a pretty good description of the science behind it. The Independent magazine which is monthly I think is also very informative about local activities. And it's always cool to see your kid's name in print with the complete little league coverage!

Local newspapers are hard to find. Even harder to find is one that hasn't sold out to developers…read moreand political power in the town. The Independent is a good local paper that posts honest reviews, and openly allows debate from all sides of issues. I do not always agree with the editor, but when she states her opinion, she states it AS HER OPINION. So editorial honesty is present. When our City Council sold out to a developer to pack the downtown and ruin its parking and atmosphere, she stated so. And she also printed opposition to her opinion. That is fair journalism. The Independent and Carmel's PineCone are two papers everybody should read. You get a small town approach from people who care. We may have lost control of the two local papers we had, as they are now controlled by outsiders, but we have the Independent. Take a free subscription, you won't regret it.

We started using Madison Street Press for our city's Historical Society Newsletter. The process has…read morebeen so easy! Turn around time is excellent. They respond quickly to any questions and even fixed a small editing issue. They are professional, reasonably priced and do a great printing job. So happy that we found them!

MSP is my go to for mailing jobs and booklet or newsletter projects. They've been around for years…read more A nice smaller company which still offers great customer service.

The Pleasanton Weekly is a pro-real-estate-development freebie that purports to serve the local…read morecommunity, but which really does not. The competing paper -The Independent, provides much more balanced reporting of and perspective on local events. The only reason to have the PW sent to your home is so that you will have the pleasure of throwing it in the trash unread - at the paper's expense.

Not a bad paper, and it is free. Very local and pretty much only about Pleasanton; produced once a…read moreweek. Wish they had less bias or more viewpoints of both sides.

I was so thrilled to get the June edition of Marin Magazine in the mail the other day! During these…read morestrange times, not only did I not expect to get the magazine at all, but to get such a wonderful edition was a special treat. The beautifully written article by Pete Gauvin, "Water Therapy," was the perfect addition to this month's magazine, giving us readers all kinds of ideas and inspiration for getting out on the water safely and happily. Thank you Marin Magazine for continuing to bring us such a great magazine!

Appreciate that it is free and the covers are artfully done reminding me how lucky I am to live…read morehere. Good effort to highlight what is going on 'now' each month. Always entertaining interviews with the 'famous' Marin locals on the back page. What's missing? Balanced, in-depth reporting. I'm already walking around with rose-colored glasses since I know how fortunate I am to be here. But it's not perfect, so use some of those glossy, fun-filled pages to give us more of the real back story. Then I'll consider a couple more stars.

I see that the other 3 Yelp Reviews have been 1 Star only! Well, hate to break it to ya, but I am…read morebumping Family Radio up a notch. As wacky and erroneous as Harold Camping's prediction about the End Times turned out to be, still I think this Biblical "expert" is on to something. Reading the Bible, and being familiar with what Revelations does say about how things wrap up on planet earth, it is hard not to realize that many scriptural tidings seem to be coming true. Family Radio may be wrong about some specific time lines, however I don't think God appreciates all this haggling over End Time dates. Many false prophets will arise: Matthew 24:5 "For many will come in my name, saying, I am Christ, and will mislead many." Matthew 24:11 "And many false prophets will arise, and will mislead many." (these would include the worship of money, fame, etc.,) Wars, natural disasters and calamities will increase: "Matthew 24:6 "And you will be hear ing of wars and rumors of wars; see that you are not frightened, for those things must take place, but that is not yet the end." Matthew 24:7 "For nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom, and in various places there will be famines and earthquakes." Christians will suffer persecutions & tribulations for their faith: "Matthew 24:8-9 "But all these things are merely the beginning of birth pangs. Then they will deliver you to tribulation, and will kill you, and you will be hated by all nations on account of my name." Most especially, when The Word is preached throughout the world: "Matthew 24:14 "And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in the whole world for a witness to all the nations, and then the end shall come." Therefore, I will give some Yelp credit to Harold Camping and Family Radio, who are at least trying to warn the great unwashed heathens, disbelieving nay-sayers and besmirchers that Judgment Day may be coming. Whether it is the "quiet Judgment" that occurred on May 21, 2011 or the Big One that now Harold Camping says will happen in October, the main thing is: save some souls before they are flung into the Lake of Fire forever. Let's give Family Radio a little credit for that.

Hey, according to Mr. Camping, it looks like we are back on for an October 21st Rapture date!…read moreSweet! I hate giving one star reviews, so I will be back to update my review on 10/22. If you don't hear back from me, consider my next update to be a full 5 stars!

I cannot enter the building and I didn't see any people around. I just want to get some local…read morenewspaper. Don't know why it is so hard. Sad.

I love this free Newspaper that I can pick up when I walk the dog in the morning!…read more Quality local news on a daily basis. The crossword puzzles are fun and semi-easy, but I think the best part of the whole paper is the "Police Blotter" which makes me laugh heartily every day!

A Production Powerhouse for sure- -there's screen printing, embroidery, web design, blue screen,…read moremotion graphics print, digital photo studio, awesome interior spaces and even more awesome proprietors Rich and Kim who will walk you thru any design graphics print job you dare imagine. Jobs big and small- they can handle it all --- with a smile and reasonable rates and totally pro turnaround times. Plenty of parking.

Let's see... Friendly (check), Well priced (check), Excellent quality (check), Timely delivery…read more(check). All of the boxes I care about are checked off, what else do you need? Whether its been screen printing or embroidery they haven't failed me yet. I love working with small local businesses where you can still speak with the owners and have that open communication. It's an overdue review, been working with them for a few years now.