I checked the Social Security website earlier this year and found that the website was not…read moredisplaying accurate information about the number of points I had earned toward retirement. I went to the Hamilton, OH, Social Security office and sat waiting for hours before I could talk to a person. That person said, "I can see the number you have," told me what it was, and told me that that the website would be fixed within six weeks so I could track them myself. Six weeks later, it wasn't fixed. I went back to the Social Security office AGAIN and waited for hours AGAIN. This time, another person told me that the website would definitely be fixed within two weeks. Well, another two weeks have passed, and guess what? The website still shows I had zero points, which is just plain wrong. Three months later? Still not fixed. Why can't they just make their website work properly? I've already been there nine times and wasted countless hours while they do absolutely nothing to help. To make matters worse, during a phone appointment, a "Ms. Johnson" insulted me. I wrote a complaint to Social Security. I received no acknowledgement and no apology. They did nothing about it, just like they've done nothing to solve my problem. I am not for privatizing Social Security. The billionaires are already stealing from the working class, and we don't need to make it easy for them to steal more. However, there needs to be better oversight. Social Security has bad management. If these so-called "managers" don't want to do their jobs, then they must be replaced.

Phone help and assistance - thank you! Quickly addressed my needs and even though we had a bad…read moreconnection, was able to make an appointment for me.

Clean and well maintained, this rest area is a good place to stop on i75 N Boutnd.read more

Clean restrooms, large truck parking area, spaces quite large…read more Clean lot & building. Landscape minimal....

This could not have been easier. We arrived at 8:30 and got in line. We were 4th. At 9:00 the door…read moreopened, everyone went in, registered at the kiosk and sat down. We sat for maybe 30 seconds and they called us back. The woman helping us was extremely pleasant. Everything was completed in 5 minutes. Excellent service.

There is no 1 social security office, so this is for you all. The Government sucks and so does…read moresocial security. Social Security has been taking monies out of my wife's check for damn near 25yrs. because social security says that they overpaid my wife 80,000 dollars. We all know that's a crock of shit! Even if you did such a thing...you're telling me that no one caught this until it reached 80,000!!?? They then took 400 this month for no reason and then sent notice. They have on paper that my wife is to receive this amount but yet gets that amount. Did I mention that they lie? By no means is this directed towards the people who work in these offices. My wife is of retirement age and on paper it says that she receives full benefits. I'm here to tell you that she doesn't and hasn't been for many years. Social Security Administration will have to answer.

I have a long history with Dayton, since my cousins lived there when I was a kid. Been going to…read morethe USAF museum since the first big buildings opened, and have watched the expansions every decade or so. But there is a lot more to Dayton. Yes, Wright-Patt is central to the city, but Delco, NCR, the universities, and more add to the culture and economy. There's a decent food scene. I discover more hidden gems on every trip. There are several good breweries. The city has had some down times, but is coming back strong. The base helps, and other draws like the amazing Art Institute, Carillon Park, the Packard Museum (in an old dealership) and more. Some pretty impressive parks and trails that I have just barely begun to explore. Not far from Cinci and Columbus, and Miami in Oxford, Dayton is worth the hour or so drive. Spend a day, have some fun, eat something good.

Being a local tourist extends out to one of my favorite destinations, Dayton. Yeah folks, I really…read morejust said Dayton. Now before your brain goes "Air Force Museum, strip clubs and meh food" there are some things I want to share with you about this interesting city. First of all, they have a great craft beer scene here. I can tell you that their brew scene is easily equal to anything that Columbus and Cincinnati is offering up these days. I'm working my way through my bucket list with Carillon Brewing, Toxic Brew, Warped Wing, Eudora Brewing Co. and Dayton Brewing Company all coming to mind. If beer isn't your thing, then I'd recommend The Belle of Dayton Distillery. They make their own rum and vodka and it's a great place to settle in, have a drink and enjoy the local cool spot called The Oregon District. The Oregon District, by the way, is a great urban downtown neighborhood. It's bohemian, trendy, gritty, cosmopolitan and it's a great place to have lunch, dinner and cocktails. It's one of the prime areas to get out of your car and explore all the little shops and boutiques that inhabit the area. Look up some of the reviews and I bet you'll be ready to head over and explore one of the cool spots of this Midwestern city. Now how can we talk about Dayton and not mention Wegerzyn Gardens and The Cox Arboretum? Both are wonderful green spaces that are true gems in this city. For those folks that prefer to get into nature while pedaling over and around, check out the Miami Valley River Trail. With 330 miles of bike trails, it's the largest system in the US. If you're not so much into nature, of course the National Museum Of The United States Air Force is world renowned and visited by people from all over the world. I'm sure some of them also find their way to The Dayton Art Institute, Carillon Historical Park, America's Packard Museum and one of the favorites for the folks with kids and grandkids: The Boonshoft Museum of Discovery. And lastly, for the foodies: Check out Dorothy Lane Markets. There's 3 of them and all are worthy of a visit although the Washington Square location on Far Hills is my favorite by far. Just go there and be impressed. So there you have it. Dayton. I'm having a great time exploring the area and I hope you do too. A solid 4 stars.

I found it odd to have to add this entire thing on here, but o well, here goes…read more This complex has a little bit of everything. Rec Center? Check. Pool? Check. Park area? Double check. Tennis and basketball courts? Yup. Amphitheater? Of course! Ok so this place has a lot going on for it. Yes it's also the main community hub, The police station is located here, and the firehouse on the other side of the property, but there is a lot to do here. There's the Rec area that is pretty much a smaller version of a YMCA, pool, gym, workout equipment, meeting rooms, etc. In the summer the local pool is also located here. Behind the buildings and the Police Station is an expansive Park. There's shelter houses, sports courts, an amphitheater, playgrounds, and plenty of parking. It's a great spot to just relax, and its free to visit this Hamilton County park. :)

10/10 will stay again Fine cuisine, designer looks, quality…read morebedding. Will be coming back for sure.

I'd recommend avoiding this place of business, but if you just can't seem to get away from it and…read morejust have to check it out, I'd suggest ordering the Chocolate Starfish before your meal instead of after. Say hello to Big Buck'n Bob while you're their.

Nice library for such a small town. I liked the statues outside and collected another library card…read more I download alot on my phone .. books and audio books and sorta collect library cards to make getting what i want faster.

Lebanon's Public Library is the perfect mix of old 1800s style and new tech. They offer all the…read morebasics of a modern public library, including the online state library for your kindle or other reading device. The building itself is an antique, and has been kept up very well. The new parking lot they put in helps the flow of traffic and is much appreciated. They physical location is a bit small inside, so there's a chance your physical copy may not be on hand. They do a great reading program for kids as well.

Fairytale-like house [Cincinnati OH]…read more We couldn't just drive-by this whimsical house without stopping and doing a double take... and staring. This is the Mushroom House in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Cincinnati. The amount of detail is really breathtaking: circular steel steps, deck rails of wood shingles, stained glass windows, tiled ceilings... of course, I had to snap some pics. How often do we come to Cin City. The original owner/builder by the name of Terry Brown has passed away in 2008. The house is currently not on the market and occupied as a private residence as of 2021. Here are the deets in Zillow: 1 beds, 1 baths, 1,260 sq-ft. If you are curious about the inside of the home you can click on this link and watch it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/pVUFwH9Q6fk Review #3885

If you're passing through Cincinnati you have to stop by the Mushroom House. This is the most…read moreunique real house I have ever seen. It is a relatively young house, when it comes to house age. It was started to get built by architect Terry Brown in 1992 and completed in 2006. Terry Brown him self resided in it until his passing in 2008. This house looks like a mushroom from a certain angle, and like an owl from another. It is a fairytale house in the real world. There's so much fine detail, there's no wonder it had taken this genius man 14 years to complete this artistic masterpiece of a home. The spiral orange stair case was chained off not allowing access to the public. There was a car parked in the driveway as well as a surveillance camera. They also had a "no trespassing" sign. The land around, although very minimal is very well groomed and well kept. Something tells me there are people who currently reside here. I don't know how I would feel about living in a home that gets so much attention and that is always being photographed. The Mushroom House is a must see in Cincinnati. Use your fairytale imagination to guide you inside. Happy travels!

A quaint old downtown likely established in the mid 1800's with shopping and restaurants. Free…read moreparking is provided. Our family dined in the area and felt safe. No debris any where. The buildings are well maintained. I look forward to returning.

I cannot say enough about what a great local community this is! From the outlying neighborhoods, to…read morethe cute and historic downtown, there is a place for everyone. They hold wonderful yearly events, weekly farmers markets in the summer, and have recently introduced a DORA (designated outdoor drinking area). There are many local businesses that have pride in their community and strongly support eachother. When downtown suffered a fire, that sadly damaged several businesses, the community truly stepped up. When a recent flood infiltrated several buildings, the neighbors jumped into action! There are gorgeous parks, and the bike trail runs through here. Downtown has free parking in many areas (some with time limits). Police and fire contribute greatly to the strength of this community. It is a safe city. The chamber of commerce has a great presence as well. I managed a business in this city for a while and the people really make it a special place. Could I continue to gush about it? Sure! But the best way is for you to check it out for yourself!