This location is in the smaller side. Nice area for kids with blocks, toys, and puzzles. We didn't…read moreend up staying long, the smell inside was bad and 2 grown, homeless men hanging out in the back of the children's section made us a bit uncomfortable.

Nice little library by the Town Center. The staff is very friendly, helpful and patient. There is a…read moredecent selection of children's books as well as multi cultural reads. There are free computers to use as well as a section of computers that are specifically for job seekers. The only thing that dampened my spirit was watching and listening to how impatient the Assistant Branch Manager was with an elderly employee that I'm assuming was new. It made me uncomfortable to watch so I can only imagine how the employee may have felt! Other that, I think that it's a nice neighborhood library and I will continue to patronize it!

Always a quiet place. Nice welcoming staff. very clean, very helpful and very friendlyread more

I love everything about this library! The location, how quickly they get materials ready for…read morepick-up, the staff, and the beautiful library. If I lived a little closer, I would be here all of the time!

This is probably my favorite college that I've attended. They offer a very supportive atmosphere…read moreand endless amount of resources to take advantage of. They have an awesome welcome center with with great resource team and tons of options for assistance with any aspect of the student learning process!

I've attended Pierce College for 2 years and I've gotten 70 college credits. I was studying…read morePre-Nursing and was trying to get my Associates degree. I used to be a Nurse. I was a Certified Medical Assistant and a Registered Chiropractic Assistant. So I already took Biology classes and Pharmacology which consists of Chemistry at my previous college. I also worked with Doctors and real live patients. Pierce College refused to transfer my college credits from my previous college due to its accreditation. This ridiculous "oh it's nationally accredited and not regionally accredited", which is just a bunch of garbage. Nationally accredited colleges teach the same things. An example is Clover Park Technical College; their Pre- Nursing classes are the same as Pierce College and their Nursing program as well. I spoke to a representative at Clover Park Technical College and they said they would transfer my college credits from my previous college. So if I had attended Clover Park Technical College instead of Pierce College, I would've gotten my Associates degree by now. I regret I attended Pierce College. I should've went to Clover Park Technical College. The military promotes them "big time", and that's what got me caught going to Pierce College. Pierce College has a bias against Nationally accredited Colleges. How about Pierce College warn students of this before they attend? Tell us future students about how Uppity and snobbish you guys are about a previous college's accreditation so that we can avoid Pierce College. This college really deserves 0 stars, I had to put a star just to post my review.

I am glad to see that there is a library on this island. I didn't expect to see one but there it is…read morein all it's glory right next to the Anderson Island (AI) community clubhouse. It is only open one day out of the month. It is open on the 1st Wednesday between 11 A.M. and 3 P.M. And of course I showed up at 3:07 P.M. The lady looked like she was itchin' to get outta there and the van was outside waiting for her so I didn't get a chance to go inside. But I'm sure I would have used the word cute to describe whatever I saw.

The Pierce County Outreach program comes to Anderson Island EVERY Wednesday. There is a limited…read moresupply of books due to the small size, but the excellent library staff will bring out any items you request. They once brought me a book a week from a favorite author. The PCL also supports the local school by bringing out Washington State history books and any books for special projects.

It's a clean B&N. Nice place to hang out alone or with friends. It wasn't loud in the Starbucks…read morearea. Everything is well-lit. I met my sister here and the conversations in the dining area stayed pretty low in volume. I recommend this place!

New address. New place beside Famous Footwear and Burlington Coat Factory. Still has a Starbucks…read morecafe inside. Smells new and looks very new.

The college overall offers good resources, but my experience in the Mechatronics program did not…read morematch the quality of other departments. Instruction felt unstructured and often left students without the support needed to complete assignments. I hope the program receives attention and improvement.

i decided to stay here honestly due to just being habit. im back going to school here. although my…read moreprevious situations sucked at the school it went ok- the student mosaic and the other school events are good , front desk and staff are all wonderful just that one experience for two years really let me down but otherwise the other times were really wonderful and the staff are generally very supportive. advisors here are great at least Kevin was amazing in my experience and teachers try to help you although some are very questionable at times

The city is going UP UP UP:), and so r the prices for real estate... Community activities, police,…read morestores, parks, fire department- all close, convenient and friendly. We love it here, clean, quiet, well not so much anymore, after whole foods- it got busier on Bridgeport, so traffic gets slower, not bad thought. No complaints, we do really love it! Welcome to u Stranger, visit/move here and enjoy;)

Called the police several times to report window rattling music, was told every time for the past…read morefour months someone would "look into it". Got a choice? Don't live here this city isn't worth a damn penny and I should be getting paid for the migraines I get.