It's been years since I have been here and learned that the kids library that was on the first…read morefloor (last time I remembered) had been moved to the second floor with the adult section. It is very open and spacious with tables with computers and chairs spread throughout. There is also an area in the back for kids and even a play area. Self check out kiosks in the front which were very interesting and quick to use. My mini me and her baby came to get some books and have a little fun in the kids area before we headed home. The little one enjoyed her time exploring and choosing books too. I need to come back and renew my library card and see about checking some items out.

Hailey and I have been coming here for 13 years for children to read to her. We have rescheduled to…read moreMarch 25 from 4-5 pm. We hope to see you then. She loves fist bumping with the children and we have a Children's book that tells all about our adventures that you can see. The Adventures of Hailey the Therapy dog. Eric and Hailey.

Big library, two librarians, open on Saturday! Yay!! The…read moreindustrial exterior red entrance door is malfunctioning... so be careful going in. Location: Close to fwy, close to Costco, easy to find, BIG selection of books. Large kids area. Lots of DVDs... some weird titles so use discretion. You can donate books - Friends of Library has a few for sale.

The Cordelia library has been a great place to visit for the last 20 years plus! It's been a place…read moreof Calm. It's clean it's quiet. It has lots of great books to choose from. They offer private study areas and now I am taking my grand children there. They also have a play area. Also do not forget to check out their monthly events calendar.

This is one of the smallest and oldest university libraries I've ever been to. It can get very…read morecrowded and loud during exam weeks. There are not that many selection of books but most students just come here to study or borrow textbooks. I do like how they have study rooms that you could reserve on their website so that you could guarantee a place to study with your friends. There is a "loud" area where you could talk and eat and a "quiet" area where there is no talking allowed. However, most of the study rooms ironically are placed in the "quiet" area which can be a distraction to the people trying to study independently. The restrooms are also placed at the end of the "quiet" area. Personally, I think the "loud" area is too loud and the "quiet" area is too quiet with lots of foot traffic going in and out of the study rooms and restrooms. So I usually prefer to study at home. There is a break room in the "loud" area though where you could take a study break to buy snacks from the vending machine or heat up food in the microwave. There is also a small computer/printer room students could use if you forgot to bring your laptop. This small tech room closes Friday sundown to Saturday sundown. Overall, I do not really enjoy studying in this environment but it does have a lot of good resources students could take advantage of if they are the type who cannot concentrate when studying home.

This is definitely one of the more creative little free libraries I've seen. It's painted red and…read morewhite just like a schoolhouse! The day that I visited, the library was chock-full of books! I bet a real Craftsman lives at this location. The doors are a little sticky, but still function well.

The tiniest, cutest bookstore around!…read more This place may be small, but wow does it have character. It's a book lover's dream -- compact, cozy, and absolutely packed with great reads. The shelves are well‑stocked, and the owner, Karen, will surprise you with what she manages to fit into such a tiny space. And honestly, the best part is Karen herself. She cares deeply about her customers and her community, and it shows every time you walk in. This is the beauty of indie bookstores: people who genuinely care. I love stopping by and having conversations with her. I flip‑flop a lot in what I read and never stick to one genre, but I can tell Karen what I'm in the mood for, and she has never once failed to recommend a great book. It's a gem of a shop, and I always leave feeling happy I stopped in.

Absolutely amazing! I've been determined to stop by this bookshop and today was finally the day!…read moreYes it's small, but it's packed full of various genres and has several corners of knick-knacks. The shop wasn't very busy when I went so it was easy to browse and look through the titles. Definitely cozy but not compact. I was able to browse at my own speed and really look through the books. The prices were decent and well worth the price. I settled on 3 books but definitely plan to return.

Lots of details about this interesting corner of the Bay Area provided by our guide Dan G. He was a…read morewealth of information, pretty funny and as a local was able to share a lot of perspective on the islands changes. Great day trip and I wish we had more time to poke around.

Wonderful tour led by Jim. History + nature! A great morning spent on the island…read more For people who are looking to visit the Naval Museum on the island, it is no longer open, but this tour is operative and you get to see the naval chapel and walk around the area. I was originally looking for information about the museum and arrived at this page: https://www.mihpf.org/tours. I hope this will help you find their tour options and dates! All digitalized, no fuss. And it turns out I was the only who signed up for today's tour, and they did not cancel on me because of that. I really really appreciated it. One last thing, the money you spend on the tour goes into helping this foundation : ) Yay!

Touro University is indeed a gem to behold! Ten years ago when I was a wee lass, I visited Touro…read moreUniversity when I was in the National Youth Leadership Forum (NYLF) on Medicine and now it comes to a full circle! After doing my research as a diligent pre-med, Touro has an osteopathic medical school with other graduate programs as well. Interested in their school, my friend and I scheduled a shadowing opportunity with their outreach admin/faculty. One of the shadowing opportunities they offer is for the OMM Lab (osteopathic manipulative medicine) where one can sit in their medical school class alongside their real medical students and learn! I shadowed one of their cranial OMM labs, and it was fascinating especially since I was into neurobio/psych. Their professor was very thorough in explaining the various ways on how to locate cranial anatomy and how to connect with the patient. Each student rotated and had a chance to practice OMM and experience it as well. From the time of initial contact to the end of my shadowing, Touro faculty and students were very accommodating and positively receptive. Big shoutouts to my medical student mentors, Jessie and Yvonne, who showed me the ropes and Jessie even performed OMM on me! Great time with wonderful people!

I woukd give zero stars. Hounded to enroll and when I chose not to admit, was given no help and…read moreinformation on how to be unenrolled. miscommunication cost me the price of a full term . I never sent transcripts, thought I was not enrolled after speaking to admissions on phone telling them, I am not going to enroll. This was a very pricey misunderstanding and lack of Communication especially regarding how to unenroll. Nightmare.

Convient location for me, but unlike a normal business, Hours of Operatuin appear to be flexible…read morewithout prior notice. I showed up at 10am because that is what is listed online. Seems pretty late for the rest of America, but that is their time listed. I show up and the door is locked with lettering saying they open at 10:30? Wth. So I wait and came back later. It says both online and at the door that they reopen at 2pm. So when I arrive the lady yells behind a screen that we open at 2:30pm. Wth? Then as I get service... I received a notice that I missed a package that requires a signature. That's why I'm here. The note said it's available for pickup at this Am Cyn location. They tell me it's in Vallejo. Wth? What happened to second attempts for delivery? I went online to schedule a ReDelivery. Website says that my package is both available for this service, and not available for the service. Ultimayely, It wouldn't let me Reschedule. So I head back to USPS Am Cyn, and... finally received my package. Now I'm glad it was there, but why wasnt it with a Carrier for ReDelivery? They only made one attempt.? All this Annex is good for is buying stamps having a PO box, or dropping off a pre-paid, labelled packages. Other than that, it's useless. I only live a block away, but I'm choosing to avoid this shack in the future if possible.

During the holidays, I waited in a long line w/one clerk @the desk...even with a lot of customers,…read moreshe still remained Friendly & offered Good service...