welcoming and well cared for. Everything is clean and in order, which makes the space stand out…read moreeven more. What really caught my attention were the designs and the pictures on the wall. They bring the building to life in such a unique way. I've always loved art, and seeing it displayed there makes the place not only functional but also inspiring. It's very nice to be in a space where creativity and community come together.

10 stars!!! Was able to schedule an appointment online within a week. Arrived about 10 min before…read moremy appointment time and was promptly greeted and called to the counter. Photo taken, paperwork reviewed and signed off, and I was out the door before my appointment time. Staff was ultra friendly and efficient. I chose this place over the USPS and it was 100x well worth the extra drive. Easy access free parking nearby. My passport arrives on Saturday. Highly recommend. Thank you for making a potentially annoying task hassle free and a pleasure. Pro Tip: have all your paperwork filled out, documents handy and checks made out ahead of time. If you make it easier for them the experience will be easier for you.

District 56 is such a great space for events! From Farmers Markets to Festivals, there is plenty of…read moreroom for a big event with a large number of vendor spaces and food trucks. And, there are two parking lots making it very convenient to attend. Our most recent event was last week for Diversity Month. I loved seeing the crowds of families enjoying themselves. It's such a bonus being able to spread out and even bring dogs! Police presence made it feel organized and well-planned. A good number of food trucks meant good options (love love love seeing Cousins Maine Lobster). There was live music and a bunch of tables for sitting and eating.

For a city owned space, District56 is a beautiful venue. It's a blank canvas with almost unlimited…read morepossibilities. The process to rent the venue was really easy. Payment is completed at city hall. The outdoor space is also very nice. My only gripe is taking out trash at the end of the event. At CSD owned places, the trash needs to be in the trash bins but you don't have to take it to the dumpster. At District56, the party is responsible for getting the trash into the dumpsters and they are very high.

Cut and pasted from the city's website: "Schuyler Colfax was…read moreVice President (1863-1869) and Speaker of the House (1869-73). He was a great advocate for the transcontinental railroad. The City of Colfax was incorporated on February 23, 1910, taking Colfax as its namesake." Quality/Quantity - This is our "go to" city stop on the way home to Reno and coming back to the "Bay." But today the entire city had a power outage, from the rest stop to ALL the businesses!! Our guest had to use the restroom!! So no time for me to Yelp or take pictures. It felt like the end of the world; everyone was so stressed out. Our usual stops were Starbucks and McDonalds; but if you are following, you know I have cut back on coffee and fast food. During the winter, we stop at Valero to fill up on gas before going over the summit. But currently, we have been using the "rest stops" for our breaks. Atmosphere - Typically easy in and out. But for the last few visits, it was not easy in and out. We have been here during snow storms and you were all closed also... So you are becoming less dependable. Should we be spending our $$ in Applegate now? Auburn? 1.4 square miles, none of which is water. Population - 2,000 (2020 US Census). Service - Depends on what you do, eat, or drink. Price - Depends on what you do, eat, or drink. But overall, reasonably priced. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1849, when you were known as Alder Grove.

Drove up the hill 60 miles from Sacramento, and I finally made it past Auburn!…read more And drove up north to the quiet town of Colfax! Soooo many trees and air sooooo fresh! I'm born and raised all natural city girl, but let me tell you, I would move up here in heartbeat if it was possible for me. Living here is an introvert's dream! Just peace and quiet, no busy roads and traffic. Very friendly residents and just so lovely all over! There are a lot of hidden rivers, creeks, and secret water holes up here! Basically, if you know, then you know! Also, the little town of Nevada City is not too far away either! Lots of good eateries and novelty shops out there! I came up here to spend a few days at my friend's place and the pictures of her home, pretty much sums up the beauty of Colfax! She did tell me she has some tenants that don't exactly pay rent. She does live on a few acres, so her night and day tenants are: Bears Mountain Lions Bobcats Coyotes Raccoons Possums Deers And also it snows up here too and when it snows it SNOWS! Mother nature will really DUMP that white powder up there like nobody's business! Prepared to be snowed in for a few days a week or so. Just some things to consider if you ever wanna live in this beautiful little country town!

The Community Center at District 56 in Elk Grove is the newest addition in the City of Elk Grove…read more It has its parking lot at the Civic Center Dr entrance, or you can also park your car at the Elk Grove Aquatic Center parking at the Big Horn Blvd entrance. The new Community Center is enormous, and the landscaping is beautiful. You can set up your event here or just come to a relaxing. It is currently open from 9 am to 6 pm Monday to Friday only. Saturday and Sunday are closed. The cafe next to the main entrance has outdoor seating. You can enjoy a cup of coffee or some snacks there. This is a lovely area to visit when you're in Elk Grove.

9/25/3025: Paid Sewer Bill at Placerville City Hall--AGAIN . . . Sigh! The sewer bill is ONE BILL…read moreI truly want permanently eliminating; however, Placerville City Hall essentially has a stranglehold on my property IF, I don't pay the sewer bill~OY-EVAY! Therefore, I must resign paying the Placerville City Hall's sewer bill FOREVER, i.e., as long as I own my property--SIGH!

For all to enjoy! [Roseville CA]…read more The town square in downtown Roseville is actually a "park" that is mostly paved (there is a little grassy area by the stage). When I have a need to go to the post office I like coming here after just to chill at one of the picnic tables. I don't know if I would do this during summer time, though, during our triple digit weather since there are no trees or shade. During summer there are many community events held here including Roseville's Downtown Tuesday Night where every Tuesday night from May to July (except July 4th) they close off most of Vernon Street to bring in over 100 participating vendors, live entertainment, great bands, a kid's fun zone, arts and crafts, delicious foods, a Classic Car Show, and a wine and beer garden. I love the cover bands! The park is located adjacent to the Civic Center. The parking garage is conveniently next to the post office. Review #3999

Vernon Street Town Square is next to the Civic Center and downtown Roseville. Many events are held…read morehere including concerts. My friend drove me around this area after our dinner and stroll around downtown. According to the City of Roseville website, this Town Square features a shaded stage, picnic tables, fire pit, spray ground and restrooms. Location: 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678 Hours: Park opens at sunrise and closes one hour after sunset.

Jas is so incredibly helpful and kind. I've only had positive experiences at this post office. I…read moreappreciate being greeted with a smile and with such warm customer service.

Thanks to my experience yesterday, I'm now doing all my shipping from home Using pirate ship. It's…read moremore effort, but it's far better than dealing with the post office staff. I have to measure and weigh my packages and print my own labels, but it's worth it just to avoid this horrible place.

Attended the Concert on the Square and listened to the Matchbox Twenty Too cover band performing…read more Such a fun free event for the family. Love how the parking garage next door is free.

Moved into west Roseville March 2024. Lived in Sonoma CA since 1973. At first I had plenty of…read morereservations about coming here. Even though I owned a house here for 9 years that was an income property, I never seriously considered to live in it. Thought I'd live in Sonoma until I died. Well, at the behest of my adoptive Roseville family and the urging of my wife I capitulated to move. And after 10 months of being here I'm diggin' it. I actually like Roseville with an 85% approval rating. I like the excellent infrastructure. The roads are mostly in excellent condition. The tap water is drinkable without crinkling my nose. There's tons of retail for anything I could possible need or want. Lots of good mom n' pop reasonably priced restaurants. I have no children, my neighbors who do give the public school system high approval. Only have one major complaint: The driving habits of the local denizens is horrible to the max. Driving the 4 lane wide surface streets often feels like a demolition derby. Too many speeders, too many sudden lane cut-offs that make me jam on the brakes. The massive size pick up driving good ole' boys are the absolute worst. They drive like it's their constitutional right to commit vehicular manslaughter and laugh about it afterwards. My life long Roseville resident 34 year old nephew has been seriously rear ended twice in the past two months by teenagers who were texting while driving. Can't wait until 100% autonomous vehicles become the vehicle norm. Maybe I'll just start walking everywhere but then again I'd fear for my life every time I enter a crosswalk. Love y'a Roseville. My fellow citizens please drive like you respect the lives of others.

I'm glad that this place opened up on campus. I don't come here often but when I do I usually use…read moretheir computers (with printers) in their computer labs, reserve one of their conference room with a group of friends for meetings/studying, or I kill time by hanging out with a few friends before class starts. This place is very organized, bathrooms are clean, and another plus is that they have water bottle fillers which is really convenient. Another plus is that they also have a mini cafe where you can buy food like pastries, snacks, and beverages. Though this place can be a bit crowded at times, I usually find a place to sit whether its on a chair/couch or the floor. A good place to study or use their computer when you need it.

Reasons to love SCC: 1. Cleanest bathroom on campus!…read more 2.plenty of outlets to charge phones and laptops! 3.have both MAC and PC labs to study and print stuff! Secret tips 1. They have workshop rooms on second floor. So if the outside seats are full, you can go inside those rooms and study if they r available! 2. They have two patios on second floors which are nice for people to hangout and study in sunny days! 3. CCC has those really nice rotatable chairs to sit on for napping! 4.CCC has a microwave for you to heat lunch! 5. Free hot water refill at the south coho!