This location has prices that don't make you wonder if you'll be able to make rent next month. The…read morefirst time I went though was perturbing since the white male rep told me I had to come back the next day for my sticker. Of course he lied, but I didn't think anything of it at the time because I didn't think he'd lie to a stranger. When I went back there was a sweet lady who was nice and told me how things were supposed to go. I'll go to her each time.

Made an appointment for my drivers test the day before and now they're telling me I cannot take it…read morebecause of this new law they passed. Should've let me know before I drove 30 minutes out here and called off work to do it. Terrible service and also the fat guy working the front desk smelled like ahhh

Many thanks for an exceptional experience. Had to renew my drivers license and I was not looking…read moreforward to the experience. I decided on this particular facility because it was near my residence. In my 50 plus years of driving I have had some bad experiences with various BMVs. However as soon as I walked into this facility it was obvious it was well managed, clean and welcoming. Almost immediately a very friendly clerk ( Beth) motioned me over to her desk area. She quickly processed my renewal request in a courteous and engaging manner. The Manager and staff should be commended for their professionalism, work ethic and overall positive quality of work. WELL DONE. Thank you!!!!!

I went at 9am to ask what I needed for a student ID when I couldn't find my daughter's SSA card. I…read morewas told a student transcript with her SSN written in. I ran all over to find somwhere to get her ssn and they would accept and when we went back the SAME woman wouldn't mke eye contact with me said she never said that. I HATE liars! no wonder AI is taking over these idiots jobs.

Update; the best Saturday bartender got fired. There's a new one who can't even figure out the…read moreregister and turns the music down with no regard for patron's money. She was cranky and unfriendly. I will not return on Saturday. I'm not a member but I know a member so I get in. I guess you'd consider this a hole in the wall or dive bar because the drinks are so cheap (cash only) but it's not dirty and it's not a dive. It's just a great little local bar to have some drinks and shoot the shit with real people. You don't have to dress up or feel out of place when you come here. The bartenders are down to earth and the regulars are friendly.

I think you need someone to vouch for you to become a member. If you can earn your stripes and…read moreprove your worth, that should not be a problem. I am also half blood of Pole. Unfortunately, I have been pushed from the Tremont neighborhood, like many before me. It took this action for me to take action and become a member. This place has dethroned Tick Tock as my favorite bar. If you know a member of the Post, have them take you in, sign the guest book and check it out. Social memberships are very cheap. This is the premier place in Tremont. Forget Edisons, Flying Monkey and Treehouse. Who wants to hang out with people like that? I only go to the above mentioned places with the intent to meet women. Here, I come to get away from the annoyances of life.

I'm first to rate the Tallmadge PD; what an honor it'll be interesting to see if there are any…read moreother reviews in the future. My experience w TPD at various times over a 50 year span has been great. Grew up here and moved back on very snowy December day in 1995. My wife was driving on Howe rd with our infant child and 5 year old when an inexperienced driver driving way too fast slammed the car from the rear, totally our new car and scaring the kids pretty bad. Officers were kind , helpful, professional, gave my son a teddy bear ( he named "Crash"). Since then we've had other incidents- medical emergencies, parolee in the neighborhood, accidents etc. I also interact w TPD staff periodically professionally. Always professional, efficient, polite men and women who seem to seriously " get" the idea of public service.

Serve and protect? NOT IN TALLMADGE! My parents were hit by a driver, who fled the scene, and was…read moreonly located because a Good Samaritan chased them down. This inept police department refused to charge the driver with a hit and run, and did not search their car, despite the driver swapping with a passenger before fleeing the scene. Multiple witnesses offered this information, yet the police did nothing. They also had no insurance, and they were allowed to leave the scene with no insurance, despite telling the police the power steering was out in their car. So this police officer put an unsafe vehicle and a known uninsured driver on the street, possibly under the influence. I've never understood this notion of "defund the police" but situations like this certainly give it perspective.

Det. Angela Vivo lied on reports and did not care about finding the truth or finding out who is…read morelying she went straight for the party that looked guilty and that would make her arrest record look like she really knew what she was doing. She never checked if reports were false just that she had a easy case. She exaggerated my record to make it look longer than it was so it can go to the grand jury lied about wanting to interview said I wasn't available till day of court never got in touch or even reached out for questions or for me to come in I would've and still will take a lie detector test I asked for one and was denied.. this kind of police/Detective work is why people do not have faith or trust in police force.. I'm not trying to say I don't have my faults or troubles but to be singled out on just someone crying wolf and losing everything that's where I have a problem... do better or get better training if asked for lie detector test then give them to prove people innocent as well as guilty not when it serves your case in your favor. I will be writing a formal complaint ASAP as you didn't care about my job life or time lost with family and trumping charges with just hear say and adding more to my record I'm only to happy to return the favor to you maybe a blemish on yours will help the next guy get a fair chance.. Once again I will take a lie detector test and pass..

Daniel Hazek as an officer is a great person and a great policeman who responded to the scene of a…read moreminor private-property fenderbender I had in January. He not only answered my questions, he took the time to make sure I was OK, checked for damages, talked about the local area and was just overall a nice guy! You hear negative cop stories all the time, and I feel this publicity is unfounded for most. Some cops may be crooked, but a large percentage are just doing their job; and doing it well. These officers sacrifice themselves on a daily basis for us, and I feel that their sacrifice should not go unnoticed!

Police departments are not often appreciated or recognized, but this one should be because of their…read morediligence and the innovative strategy they used in catching Philip Snider, who murdered his wife and would have gotten away with it if Department Chief Larry Dordea and Seargent Rob Wittensoldner and officer Joan Bauer hadn't been so determined, creative, and persistent.

To Whom It May Concern…read more I am writing regarding the speeding ticket I received about two weeks ago, near the intersection of Route 619 and Route 43. I want to express that I have always taken driving laws seriously and have maintained a clean driving record since becoming licensed. This incident was both unexpected and confusing for several reasons that I hope you will take into consideration. On that day, I had my cruise control set at 49 mph. Based on the posted speed limits in that area -- which change quickly from 55 mph to 35 mph -- I was in the process of going up the hill but also trying to slow down because of the quick speed change. The officer stated that I was going 51 mph, which neither my dashboard nor cruise control registered. I was also not familiar with how rapidly the speed limit shifted, as I am very conscious of driving legally. I was respectful and calm during the stop, though I was emotionally and physically unwell that day. That morning, a very close friend to me had passed, and she had been awaiting a liver transplant -- which was something extremely personal to me as a kidney transplant recipient. Additionally, I had just returned from a draining treatment in Cleveland. Despite explaining this, I was met with a noticeably harsh tone from the officer, who lectured me at length and treated me dismissively when I asked clarifying questions. His closing remark -- "Well, I hope you have a better night now" -- felt sarcastic and added to my emotional distress. After paying the fine promptly, I learned from a friend with a criminal justice background that the ticket contained an error. I was somehow listed as both the driver and passenger, which was factually incorrect. The officer's signature was illegible, and the information about how to proceed with a "waivable" offense was not only unclear but also misleading. The term waivable was not explained to me correctly, as the perspective I was getting was it would be taken care of and off my record. My friend had also told me that I should have asked to see the meter as what it locked me at, since it was completely unaware that I was going that fast. As a young adult who takes driving seriously and had no prior infractions, I feel I was treated unfairly and given little opportunity to understand or correct what was happening. I respectfully request that my situation be reviewed, and I hope this account helps provide context behind why I am concerned about how the citation and interaction were handled. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, anonymous.

Today, Tony Vanoy and I Lisa Diane Boyce-Vanoy stopped at The Historical Covered Bridge. The bridge…read morewas easy to located and not very far from town center! The town is listed on the National Register of historic locations. The bridge was built 1831 and in 1920 they added the walking pedestrian bridge attached to it! Very nice feature!! This bridge is oldest in the state of Ohio that's still in operation today!!

NEWTON FALLS COVERED BRIDGE is currently closed for repairs after being damaged by a car in…read moreFebruary of 2022. An article in the Trumbull County Tribune Chronicle stated 'work is expected to begin in a couple of months' and should take approx 90 days to complete once started. The article also highlights the difficulties in getting the project underway, particularly due to the magnitude of the cost which is estimated in the winning bid of around $762,000. ----- Newton Falls Covered Bridge is the second oldest surviving covered bridge in the state of Ohio. The oldest is Roberts Bridge, built just two years earlier in 1829 and has the added distinction of being one of only 6 double-barrel, truss-designed bridges surviving in the United States. We visited the bridge early July (2023) and although it was closed to vehicle traffic, the covered pedestrian section was still actively being used by walkers and cyclists. The inscription on the land marker reads: "The Newton Falls covered bridge was built over the east branch of the Mahoning River around 1831. A crosswalk was added in 1921 for children crossing the bridge on their way to the school on Center Street. The Newton Falls bridge is considered the second oldest existing covered bridge in Ohio, the oldest covered bridge in use on its original site, the only covered bridge in the state with a covered crosswalk, and the last surviving covered bridge in Trumbull County. Built on the Town Lattice truss plan, the bridge is 123 feet long and twenty-four feet wide. It has a clear span of 101 1/2 feet and a sixteen foot-wide roadway. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974, the structure is maintained by Trumbull County." ----- Unfortunately there is a slight error on the marker that needs correction! We ironically discovered the existence of Newton Falls covered bridge after conversation with a random stranger at another Ohio historic landmark - Lanterman's Mill. He learned of my love of covered bridges and told us of this drivable covered bridge that also happened to be on our way to another Ohio treasure - Chagrin Falls. So we detoured here. I couldn't help but smirk when I read it is "the only covered bridge in the state with a covered crosswalk" since I had just come from Lanterman's Mill covered bridge... another covered bridge IN THE STATE with a covered crosswalk. The marker was erected in 1999 and the Mill bridge was constructed in 1989. So technically the marker has been incorrect since it was first placed. FINAL THOUGHTS Hopefully the construction schedule will go as planned and maybe they will even have this beauty up and running by Christmas of 2023! Bet it would look fabulous draped in garland & icicle lights, and a mistletoe :-) 2023 / 16

Very clean and nice station…read more Has historical things to look at in the building. A safe location to exchange items bought or child custody exchanges. Has a drug drug off. Staff is very friendly.