Went here for the first time this past week. Staff was friendly. Really good kids area. Lots of…read moretoys and sensory toys. Looks like there is a really good park across the street. Will definitely be back.

This library is located next to the Erie Community Center. It has a large parking lot. The library…read moreis part of the High Plains Library and because of that you have access to a huge network where you can also request books from that can be delivered at this library for pickup. In addition, they have free wifi. I usually come in with my laptop and connect, although there have been a few times when I needed to use their computers. There is seating through out the library, either in chairs or in tables where you can sit, study or work. You can also reserve some of the smaller closed study/meeting rooms. The library has also movies and music that you can borrow and they host events. When my children were small we used to attend many of their events, including storytime, and small concerts/plays. I do not know what the events look like post pandemic, so check their schedule. At the entrance of the library you can also find many community announcements, and also free puzzles you can borrow or free magazines. Overall it is a nice library, and an excellent experience.

I adore this library. The staff are always more then happy to help you out with anything you might…read moreneed, or explain anything you might be confused about in the exact detail you need. Plus it's always very neat and tidy in here, and everyone else who comes in is also always very respectful and kind. Like I actually plan to come back here to get my very own library card, which I haven't had since I was a kid!

The Lafayette Public Library is an irreplaceable resource for the community. It has been dynamic…read moreover the years, adopting new technologies to ease access to many resources. Work has me in my car a lot and the Library's audiobooks have made this time productive. At last count, I've checked out over 700 audiobooks. Thank you!

The library itself is nice but every time I have been there there have been very loud people…read morethroughout all areas, sometimes even screaming. People speak on speaker phone and play music loudly without earphones. This is not the fault of the library but the staff does not support with it at all or stop it. Definitely do not come if you need quiet or need to focus, if you need to do something where quiet doesn't matter then it is a fine place.

Great spot, great selection of books! Well, at least inside the library. Lots of comments about…read moreunhoused and drug use, but I personally didn't see any of that. The library gave me "historical" vibes match the city. Took the kids here for a few hours and mostly explored the comic book section. They have a ton of events. Staff was nice. Not the biggest highlight of Loveland but worth checking out once if you're in the area.

I was expecting this place to blow, but instead it blew me away…read more Back in the day, when I "had" to read, I couldn't work on my computer hacking skills by checking out a book explaining punch cards along with a laptop from the county library. I couldn't work on my bow staff skills by checking out one of those bamboo sticks they use for reading newspapers. I couldn't work on my brooding musician skills by checking out an out-of-tune ukulele in tandem with a book of uke chords. Girls like guys who have skills, and if I had an Anythink within Romper Stomping distance of our apartment complex, I think dating life may have turned out a little different. This is an awesome free resource. If you're near, get in here! And BONUS: I just found out they have a 3-D Printer in house, in one of the studios up front! They had a program where you could make your own Pokemon cards and custom stencils!

Seems to be 'downtown' Brighton. They open at 9am. Got there about 10 minutes before they opened…read more Saw a few homeless people sleeping around the area. Kids section is completely separate from the other part of the library. Seems like it is dedicated to toddlers. Not much for kids under 2 years old. Staff was friendly.

TEMPORIRLY CLOSED DUE TO THE HARSH PANDEMIC. Lyons Depot Library is currently having boxes of free…read morebooks and other useful information posted in the front table of their building. When in normal operation, Lyons Depot Library offers to visitors the lifelong journey learning, offering a full spectrum of reading and services, helpful, educational materials, and programming. We came here from enjoying a walk in the Sandstone Park, and Lyons Depot Library had the cutest big bear statue that was sure to catch anyone's eye.

I really love the design of this building, even though it is pretty much in the middle of nowhere…read more There are the usual designated parking spaces, plus ones for expectant mothers and our Wounded Warriors. Parking spaces are also available for electric vehicles so you can be charging them up. This is where you get your plates renewed, go to vote, drop off a ballot (Dropbox is outside the building), jury duty, etc. They do have a cafeteria in the building, so you can grab a bite to eat. The design of the building is really nice and there is attractive artwork and sculptures throughout.

The city of Louisville has a deep and rich history. Started back in early 1900's as a mining town…read moremostly populated by immigrants looking for a little slice of the American dream. Fast forward to today and Louisville is a vibrant community filled with friendly people, charming shops and unique restaurants. Located in the Colorado foothills South of Boulder and North of Broomfield. Louisville has most of the amenities that anybody seeking a peaceful suburban lifestyle could want. Quiet and laidback without the noise, congestion, traffic and hassles of a large city. In 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011 and 2012 Louisville was ranked as being in the top 100 best places to live in the US.

There is yet another town totally and completely boring but very beautiful. Lots of open range,…read morefarms and a sexy view of the mountains. Not a lot of aggression but overall slow drivers who are not in a hurry. The green of the fields is what makes this town worthy of a second glance and a return.

While showing my parents and grandma around Golden, CO, they got very excited upon putting together…read moreit is the home of the Moro and Mindy House. I can't say I've ever seen the show, but if it helped make Robin Williams a household name I'm already a fan. We parked across the street, walked up, grabbed our photos, and they enjoyed recalling their favorite moments from the show. Really you can only take pictures outside of the house, but the Mork and Mindy House is a fun stop for those who have a special place in their heart for the show. "Nanu nanu"

It was so awesome to see the Mork & Mindy house!…read more This Queen Anne style house looks relatively the same today as it did back in 1978-1982. Noticeable differences are the exterior color, additional trim around the porch, the huge trees, and the white fence. There was someone working in the yard when I came to check out the house, so I did my best to not be much of a nuisance. I only took 3 pictures! I was not living in the U.S. when the first 2 seasons aired. I watched the reruns and the new episodes as they came out. I enjoyed this quirky show! This house was built in 1883. For the show, it was both Mindy's apartment (upstairs) and Mr. Franklin Bickley's Apartment (ground floor). Mork moved into the attic. Filming of the interior was shot at the Paramount Studios Lot. The exterior of this house was also used for "Perfect Strangers" & "Family Matters". Facts I found about this property: 7 bedrooms 4 bathrooms 3,818 sq ft of floor space has a basement has a detached garage In 1974, it was sold for $80,000 Zillow estimate today is $3,172,500 This house is "A City of Boulder Landmark" If you liked Mork & Mindy or just seeing a gorgeous house, drop by and take a look! This is a private residence, so be a respectful sightseer and stay on the sidewalk. Nanu Nanu