Great part of the government, and a beautiful place in Milwaukee. This place is also extremely…read moresupportive!

This is an amazing piece of architecture stuck down on the far back end of St. Francis right on the…read morelake. Heavily secured but majestically eye appealing. A modern architected government facility that is graced by the serene and surreal backdrop of Lake Michigan. This office/ headquarters seems to jump out of nowhere and it's presence is immediate. I am reviewing this on pure architecture value alone and was awed by the sprawling lakeside campus that seems to be almost in the middle of nowhere and nowhere. If you get down on the longer lengths of the Oakleaf trail you cannot miss this structure.

If you travel frequently, you know that Global Entry (along with its domestic cousin TSA Precheck)…read moreis indispensable. For $100 you get 5 years of expedited access - no taking off shoes, no pulling liquid or laptops - a bargain and even better because my credit card pays the fee. Anyway, my GE expired in 2020 so I started my renewal in March and then Corona hit. You have to do a short in person interview and there was nothing, literally nothing available for the rest of the year. I checked back after Jan 1st and to my delight, there was availability! So I headed over to a boring office building near the airport (next to Denny's) and was taken care of by a super nice border agent. The whole thing took maybe 10 minutes and as a bonus I don't look like a crackhead on my ID card. Looking forward to LOTS of travel when it's safe again!

Not bad for a government agency. Quicker and more pleasant than the post office or DMV!…read moreAppointments are required. Me and the Mrs came here to get approved for TSA fast tracking so we can get thru customs quicker when returning back to the USA. You'll need to apply online in advance and make an appointment. Be sure to bring your Passport, our passports were new and we had to sign them in the presence of a US Customs officer. Plan ahead for this. We were lucky to get in days before a trip out of the country. Friends of ours had to go to Madison to get their global entry whatchamacallit.

This is an excellent post office, and much better than UPS or FedEx as USPS is more careful with…read morepackages and documents. Since this one sits right on top of the airport, I like to drop off stuff here imagining it gets going faster but I don't actually know that this is the case. They are fast, polite and efficient here, plus you often get free entertainment in the short line wait as colorful crackpots are also frequent visitors.

5 stars for a Post Office?…read more I challenge you to find a better one. This place is open 24 / 7. You can ship every thing here from a bundt cake for your Aunt Emma in Poughkippsee to a set of sweet-ass 22s you sold on EBay to some sucker in Modesto. Need a PO Box so your mom doesn't find out about your magazine subscriptions? They can help you out. Need a passport for that once-in-a-lifetime Carnival Cruise you and the Mrs. have been saving up for for the pas 8 years? Bingo. Postal workers get a bad rap. The employees here have been nothing but kind, professional, and patient. If any one is going postal in here it's going to be me. Especially if you are that guy in front of me who is always shipping 15 different packages and needs to know the price for each one and how long it will take to get there. You get my drift. You can do all that shit online at home. USPS: A poor-man's FedEx. No one really needs that shit from Amazon by 10:30 the next day. Use the postal service. Save some bucks.

This library is always clean and wonderfully friendly staff. Our grand twins love it here…read more Bathrooms are great with step stools and great play and book section for littles. A*

Used to ride my Schwinn 10 speed from 20th and Layton late 70's to this glorious library it was my…read moreInternet cafe back in the day and loved reading/ looking at the books on Hammer Horror movies--if you are a fan then you know why-- will definitely be bringing my little son when the vaccine is available.

This is my second NAMI walk. I completed it, in addition to this year, also in 2020. It's always…read moreextremely well organized. Our group likes the mission so much that we have supported them three years in a row and have become one of their top donors in the Milwaukee area. My first NAMI walk was downtown on the lakefront, and this one was in Wauwatosa. Both times, walkers were very well directed by helpers, made aware of the schedule ahead of time, and given goodies the day of. If you're looking for a good cause to support, I'd highly recommend.

I'm not a fan of having got trudge thru the highschool to get to the gym. No classes just a lot of…read morewalking tracks. Don't feel comfortable going when school is in session.

Very nice center but they have just recently changed their access to a couple of early morning &…read morelate evening hours only for people that reside outside the school district. Even then, certain areas like the track, basketball court or machined and free weight / exercise areas may be closed off for student access- making the ability to utilize the gym extremely limited á of 2026.

After I saw the commercials for the open house, I knew this was something I had to see…read more Outside the gates, the execution was well thought out. Plentiful parking and short security lines got us onto the tarmac quickly. Once on the tarmac, be prepared to wait a long to time to see cockpits. For example, we waited over 90 minutes just to catch a glimpse of the C17. They were so backed up that once we got inside, they told us we had to keep moving. That was clearly not the messaged relayed early in the day. Looking around, those types of lines were similar at the other planes. We quickly moved on to see the fighter jets and helicopters before closing.

named in honor of Daniel Webster Hoan (a socialist before the cool kids wrecked socializing)…read moreun-originally dubbed the Harbor Bridge it was finished in 1972 but only opened to traffic five years later - but still not completely connected up until 1998 because, well, you know... Milwaukee!! clocking in at just over 10,000 feet long the Hoan Bridge carries six lanes of I-794 some 120' above the Milwaukee River. the crazy yellow arch dominates the view eastward during the day and multi-color LEDs create a spectacle after sunset. one more thing: contrary to local rumor the Blue Brothers' car chase was NOT filmed here (M. J. Prigge, Sheppard Express, 12-Sep-2016)

Boy oh boy do I love heading north on the Hoan Bridge....this beautiful and stinky bridge gets me…read morefrom Bay View to Downtown Milwaukee in 5 minutes! I love crossing over Lake Michigan and seeing the Downtown Milwaukee skyline. You have plenty of great views including Lake Michigan, Summerfest, Milwaukee Art Museum and so on. It truly makes Milwaukee look great! The only problem I have with Hoan Bridge is that smells terrible...some days are worse then others, but overall, it smells like poo. It's not the bridge's fault, of course. I love this bridge!