Decent study place in the North Campus of the University of Michigan. The place gets really crowded…read moreduring dead weeks, but there are quite a lot of desks that you could probably get a place to study. It is open to the public until midnight. Mujo is a great place to get decent coffee and snacks. I usually go with the Crammin Caramel Latte, which is pretty good. Just a heads up, sometimes it can be a little too sweet. Don't forget to get a FlocksTag card and use it!

I had the pleasure of attending the PCAP's annual presentation of prisoner art this year at the…read moreDuderstat Center Gallery this year. It was a thought provoking exhibit. The art had a such a wide range of styles, themes and mediums. Some of it was quite amazing really. I really was inspired by some of the beauty that was created in some of what must be the worst of circumstances. Some of it was achingly hopeful while other works really allowed you a glimpse at despair and even ugliness. All you can ask from art, a look at the real. So many contibutors, well over 300 pieces. We took our time and were there quite awhile. Quite an experience. Thanks for the heads up on this Mariah!

Over the years of driving thru this quaint charming little town, we finally decided to explore a…read morebit and I highly recommend you do the same. It is a small town between Ann Arbor and Clinton Township. We enjoyed the coffee shop, and the brewery next door. Also their seafood restaurant is amazing! I've heard their farmers market is really fun to visit when in season.

Small town, like a mile and so. Cute and quaint. Well kept manicured and clean. Just drove thru it…read more Saline is a city in Washtenaw County in the U.S. state of Michigan. As of the 2010 census, the city population was 8,810. The city is popular for its annual Celtic Festival, which attracts people from all over the United States and its sister cities Brecon, Wales, United Kingdom (established 1966) and Lindenberg, Germany (established 2003).

I'm peeved at myself for not spending more time here but in a perfect world, at least once a week,…read moreI would come and sit in the new arrivals of the periodicals section, lounge out on the couches, and flip through the magazines for at least a couple hours, sipping on some tea or coffee from the little 'cafe' downstairs. This library has mixed spatial identities so it is up to you to find your nook. There are a variety of group areas versus quiet solo spaces versus my aforementioned favorite, the periodicals section in the atrium. It is a GIANT atrium and I love how the pleasant low hum of people talking throughout the building is softly absorbed by the silence of books. Of course the selection of books is astounding (one thing U of M has going for it) though a good deal of them are in the basement which is, let's just call it like it is, ugly as sin and depressing. The library also has a bunch of adjoining little "centers," one of which is this phenomenal media suite for editing, transferring, and doing whatever you want to whatever media you want. There is also a full-blown recording studio free for students to use. Damn you PhD for taking away all my time, energy, and creativity because otherwise, I'd be a rock star filmmaker by now. There's also a video game archive as well as special collections that has some crazy old architecture books like you wouldn't believe. Open 24-hours with plenty of computers. If you like artsy fartsy materials, this is your place.

This library is awesome! The building structure is mostly glass and so there is a lot of natural…read morelight beaming into every corner. This library has so many amazing resources: hundreds of databases, a glorious collections of books, a beautiful contemporary reading area with art and architecture magazines, and we cannot forget the many wonders of the Duderstadt Center. There is actually a room with video games (PC and every console ever created), not to mention audio and video recording studios. Computers are everywhere. Eating is allowed. They have a cafe in the front of the library. Important note: the stapler is located on the first floor at the center desk.

This is a very small library, as it's a very small town - so it's what you'd expect. There are a…read morefew computers for your surfing pleasure and a new books section. The people that work there are very friendly. There aren't many books here, but if you are a Clinton card holder, you can head into the Manchester library and use their resources as well. They also have some electronic options, which I feel is nice. Overall, this is a great little library and I'm sure that I haven't read all the books in there yet, so it'll keep me busy for the 5 months that I'm living in the area.

Excellent, professional and ethical. Knowledgeable and respectful towards customers. Expeditious…read moreand caring while providing guidance directed towards customer satisfaction.

Social Security is ripe with ineptness and incompetence illustrating a sheer example of Government…read morewasteful spending for the need of a mass number of employees. You sit 45 min - hour on hold making repeated calls for a problem their employee(s) have created themselves. On 12/10/17 I called SSA to change my retirement direct deposit from bank A to bank B. A simple issue that an elementary school student can accomplish in entering a dozen numbers. So on 1/3/18 I check both checking accounts, of A and B, and NOTHING. I immediately called SSA and discovered that they had my retirement deposit using the routing number of bank A and the account number of bank B. So the rep corrected the routing number and informed me the check would be in my account in two days. Needless to say nearly a week later and NO DEPOSIT. A couple more phone calls were made in an attempt to resolve the issue and ZILCH. Only resulting in nothing more than different SSA representatives with different tales. The last stating that I'd have to visit my SSA office, a hour and 30 minute trip one way with two bus transfers, for a problem the SSA caused themselves. Then SSA wonders WHY they are backed up -- it's simple - inept and incompetent employees. PERIOD. For every issue one has to call a multitude of times to attempt to get simple problem resolved, in my case, a problem their employee(s) created themselves. One gets different replies from EACH representative. I can't believe these idiots are so STUPID, instead I truthfully believe that SSA employees are intentional making errors to validate their government employment and paychecks. It doesn't take a brain surgeon folks.

Jennifer at the local post office has been so helpful every time I have to go overseas for work. I…read moreappreciate her always wanting to work with me with holding mail for extended periods.

I became very angry this past week when I dropped off 2 packages at the Manchester Post Office. I…read morewas treated very badly with passive aggressive behavior from a male postal worker in customer service. If you have a choice of where to ship your mail and packages, I would avoid going to this post office, if you want to have a pleasant experience!

I Arbor some feelings of resentment towards this town…read more I'm still waiting to have an amazing experience here, I'm still waiting for a town that has done me wrong on a few occasions, to do me right. Whether it's annoying traffic, unfriendly locals, or a corporation based here coming for me as an indie artist and trying to take me down. It doesn't matter, it's been nothing but negativity here. Not a huge fan of their sports teams either. Been here 10 times now, #11 won't be too soon sadly. Three stars is just for Nicoletta Koulos, the best Michigan athlete ever.

I always try to take a vacation for my birthday each year and this year Nate and I decided to do a…read moresmaller trip closer to home - we ended up reserving a room at the Graduate hotel in Ann Arbor for a couple of nights. I've been to Ann Arbor many times as I have family in the area, but hadn't really spent much time in the city exploring. Of course I had a large collection of places saved here on Yelp to check out! We ended up hitting up a lot of bars and spent a lot of time outside walking around. I like that there is a centrally located spot with many different places to see all at once. Walking around University of Michigan's campus was fun too. The majority of people we encountered were super friendly and very nice which made a great experience. I loved that the city is also very dog-friendly - I don't have a dog but it was so fun to dog watch the whole time. I'm really glad we got to spend some time exploring Ann Arbor and definitely didn't get to see everything on my list, so we'll have to visit again soon!

The newly renovated library is absolutely amazing! The amount of resources this place provides to…read morethe community is wonderful. They also have reduced barriers including removing late fees and fines which I cannot applaud enough.