Had a bad car accident that wasn't my fault, lady ran a red light, and she tried to blame me so I…read morecalled the police. The Plymouth officer showed up very quickly (under 5 minutes) and was super professional, I wish I remembered his name. After listening to us and the witnesses the officer gave her a ticket to ensure I wouldn't get screwed on the insurance. Thank you

Very nice, clean and pleasant people working there. Officer was polite and greeted me I came into…read morethe door. I didn't have to wait long, the representative was nice and helpful.

I recently had an interaction with Wendy from this office. She was so helpful, patient, couteous…read moreand professional; while worker during the government shut down. You would never know that Wendy was working during such a chaotic time. She even called me back to tell me something else about my husband's account. I didn't recognize the number and I did not answer it because it came up as a "Public Service". She called me 5 times and the fifth time from her personal phone to be sure I had all the information. Thank you Wendy!

Hello, I have been working with the soldiers at this station for over a year now. I started off…read morewhen I was almost 17 and now I'm 18 and leaving in 2 days for basic training. The soldiers at this station show what it truly means to be a United States Army soldier. They have shown me nothing but respect, always tells me the truth and are always there to help when I need them. Special shout out to S. Cory Bunch because even through my tough times in high school he never gave up on me and pushed me to be the best me I could be. He helped me get to where I am today. Although it can be a little scary and difficult to leave home and family behind for a little while. All of the experiences I've already had just as a future soldier makes it truly worth it. Thank you for everything! I 100% suggest just having a conversation with the people at this station they are amazing!

Everyone worked as Squad, Were very Knowledgeable and Kept me well informed of the process!read more

Try and visit when they've got a free tour - it made ALL the difference! Truly incredible. We…read morewalked the block and got to visit various sites in addition to learning SO much from a passionate docent / staff member. We were 2 mamas with a total of 7 kids that day ranging in ages from 5-14 and all of them had a great time. The video is a perfect place to start. The museum is a great addition, especially if you have reciprocal membership as the cost is somewhat high. Our kids loved exploring their whaling ship and seeing real sperm whale oil and skeletons... oh and climbing inside a whale heart model! The NPS site has some meaningful exhibits as well and we had to get Junior Ranger! Parking is tough - keep that in mind!

19th century whaling community. Lots of things to do and see. Museums. NPS visitor center is full…read moreof history. We took a tour with a lady that was in full character. She talked like she was in the 19th century. Really fun.

I love my town hall. It's absolutely stunning inside and out. Who would have thought such a big…read morebeautiful building would be in a small seaside town?! The staff that I've dealt with there have always been friendly, helpful and an all around pleasure. Fairhaven is a magical spot!

Henry and Mark…read more The Fairhaven Town Hall is a stunning building that sits just across the street from the equally stunning town library. Both buildings were gifts from Henry Rogers, the very, very, very, very wealthy businessman who spent summers in Fairhaven. The building was opened in1894 and is constructed in the French Gothic Style. Huge, ornate, and resplendent, the building dominates the center of the small town. The inside is as wonderful as the outside with oak paneling, stain glass windows and lovely pictures everywhere. At one time the building also held the post office, police station and even a jail inside but now is mostly restricted to administrative offices and the usual town hall stuff. One the second floor is an amazing auditorium that held dances, plays, concerts and all kind of cool events. Mark Twain, who was a close buddy of Henry Rodgers, entertained here as well as other famous actors and musicians. The town hall has a lot of cool history and is an amazing building that continues to serve the community. Stunning inside and out, the building remains a very useful and beautiful gift from a very, very, very, very generous man.

This place was a great find. We were looking for the Barnstable House because they say it's…read morehaunted. But then we found this interesting place. The lady that gave us the tour, Betsy, was awesome! She was fun, enthusiastic and knew all kinds of things about so many of the items in the house. A very beautiful place and so many cool and beautiful things to look at. So glad Betsy welcomed us once we crossed the street. It was such a good experience! Definitely check out this little place if you are in the Cape and the library across the street is the oldest in the U.S. which Betsy also shared with us and encouraged us to check out. Thanks!!!

From the owner: Open mid-June thru mid-Oct and FREE! Our mission is to create and foster interest and learning in…read morethe cultural heritage and maritime history of the Town of Barnstable. Come see portraits, tools, ship models, kitchen utensils, toys.... even a wooden bicycle! Email any questions.

I'm challenging myself to visit all public libraries in the state of Rhode Island this year and I…read morestarted with Barrington Public Library--I unknowingly set the bar high for the other libraries. I had reserved a room online and the staff was really helpful in helping me find the room. They do hold your reservation for up to 15 minutes if you're running late. The study rooms are spacious, a bit modern, and they even have more upstairs. I found that there were lots of different seats and sort of study spots around the library--wooden chairs, couch like chairs, tables, darker spots, spots by the window, etc. I loved that they had a puzzle that you could help with. I also think it's neat that they have a zone for each age group and it's nicely decorated plus clearly marked sections for different genres and type of books. I took one of their newsletters and quickly found out they have lots of activities each month, some of which I plan to attend. I was also in shock to find that they have a very nice auditorium where they have speakers but also show films. There was lots of parking, the outside of the building is nice, there are some cafes and stores nearby, and they even have a museum in the basement for the town of Barrington (although it does have special hours of operation). I love forward to coming back eventually and seeing how they decorate and organize according to seasons.

Such a good playground especially for a wide range of children. I love taking the kids I babysit…read morefor here because they have two sides of the playground, one for babies/toddlers and another for ages 5 (ish) and up. Makes it very convient to have a little bit of everything for everyone. Theres picnic tables, benches, and covered seating avaiabvle which is super nice.

Our no longer so secret party spot. Even in the off season, it's ridiculously congested. If you…read morescore parking on premises, it's like winning an organ transplant. A few years ago, someone offered to buy my parking space for $500. (I declined.) There's often live music. (Check local publications or their website for up-to-date schedules.) There are often a number of food trucks present. On our recent visit, we had oysters from Hang Ten (enormous, meaty and sweet, but shucked with a ton of shell shards); tacos, guac and nachos from Millie's; and pizza from Eat Fire Pizza. And of course we had a number of decent beers on tap from Cisco Brewers. They seem to tend towards lightness, minimal hoppiness: good summer brews for warm weather. It's family friendly -- including canine members. Our pup is a seasoned New Yorker and accustomed to crowds, but even she seemed a little frazzled by the press of people at times.

My husband and I went to Nantucket for a long weekend and stayed with a friend of ours. He had told…read moreus how much fun Cisco Brewery was, and that they have great bands...so we Ubered up there on a Saturday. We got there fairly early but the first band had already started, and the area under the tent was already full. We got some drinks, checked out the space and eventually we were able to snag some chairs under the tent. The outside beer area had alcohol drinks as well. 2 of us had tequila drinks, and 2 tried the beers. We were all really happy with our choices. All of the food there came from food trucks, and there were a lot of random vendors, which made it a fun, unique experience! All of our food and drinks were great. I also bought a few hats- the hat selection was really good from the band and the brewery. They also had a shop along with the other vendors who were set up. We stayed longer than expected- the first band (Grateful Dead cover band) was amazing, so we stayed to check out the second band (who were really good also). We eventually gave up our seats under the tent to some very happy people! We will definitely go back to the Cisco brewery the next time we're in Nantucket- it was a great experience all around! Everyone we encountered- whether they worked there, or weee there for fun were very nice and friendly. There was a dance area in front of the stage and people definitely used it - so there was great people watching in a super fun setting!

I went to school for Criminal Justice, and have always tended to be pro-police even though I'm also…read morean ACLU member. I recently completed a Citizens Police Academy here and even with the strong background I have it still was a refreshing experience. The few bad apples really tarnish what is a 99% good people. I would encourage anyone even those that are anti-police to attend their next academy, and see what steps and practices they employ to help eliminate bias and discrimination before and during their time within the job. The academy as a whole is a truly enlightening experience.

I had called the Rhode Island state police Hope valley barracks spoke to Trooper Lepre for a civil…read morematter and this trooper was a very friendly and willing person to help me with my situation ! In my opinion he went far and beyond what he needed to do to help us with our situation with the utmost respect for our situation and that is hard to find nowadays with anybody not just the police ! Respect goes a long way and this gentleman showed the utmost respect for us and I believe five stars is a shame because he deserves much more than that ! I am grateful to say that he works for our state police in Rhode Island and grateful to know that he'll be there if we need him thank you again Trooper Lepre

We bought a Christmas ornament in one of the little artist shacks near the marina and one of the…read moreartists told us to go and check out the library in town. We took his advice and walked there. He was right. It was absolutely stunning. There is a huge sailboat inside the library covering almost all of the inside, surrounded by books. It is absolutely beautiful.

Very beautiful library. Go up to the second floor to see the 1/2 size replica boat that was built…read moreinside the library. This floor has the teen/kids section and it's a great spot. There's a toy/play area, crafting spot, veggies growing in a hydroponic tube, etc. This is a good place to let your kids relax and play a little and find some new books. Basement has public bathrooms (which is so nice after walking around all day). This floor also has a small room of books for sales. Lots of great finds if you are looking for vacation reading. Very nice library with multiple quiet areas of that is what you want. Also a reading room for Cape Cod books / information.