I went here to mail an eBay item and use the QR code on my phone. The butch-looking woman behind…read morethe counter yanked my phone right out of my hand because the QR code wasn't scanning. Most of the workers here are nice, she is not.

Since moving to St. Anthony two years ago, every officer and staff member I've encountered has been…read morerespectful, attentive, and helpful in answering my questions. I feel extremely safe in this community, and the professionalism of this department is one of the main reasons I chose to live here. Recently, I've been working through a situation, and Leah G. has been outstanding to work with. Thank you to everyone in the department for all that you do!

This Saint your Papa's village! No, this is Saint Anthony's village…read more Minneapolis is in many ways dissimilar to a lot of other cities in the country, and one of the ways it is so different, is that has a lot of little Villages within the city. Buffalo has a couple of these but nothing quite compares to the ones here, and one of them is Saint Anthony Village. It actually has a huge Mall as part of it although it's in the City of Roseville technically - I'm not really sure how they define these things. Saint Anthony is sort of within Roseville. It's a nice affluent part of town a few miles north of downtown, with absolutely horrendous traffic. I like it and on the other hand I don't like it because of the traffic. It is the most popular Mall in town other than the gargantuan Mall of America. A lot of people from all over the area come to these parts if they don't want to Brave the massive Mall of America.

Lovely lap & recreational swimming pool-just what you need during our long Minnesota winter!…read more Saturday morning was busy with kids & families and swimming lessons (SO happy to see little ones learning how to swim safely) but there were still 3 lanes open for rec & lap swimming. Next time we will get up earlier and do the aqua fitness class!

What an adorable library in the heart of Mahtomedi. Part of the Washington county library system…read more They have a wonderful kids section. This particular day they had the conference room with a ton of cardboard and tools (screws and tools) for kids to build their own fort. My son had an absolute blast! Then we explored their book selection, they had a wonderful selection of books and did a great job showcasing new books. He also played with duplos, a STEM game, and hopping on the magical liquid squares. The librarians were friendly and helpful. We'll definitely be back!

Went Saturday to place early vote ballad great help great staff vote secure and sealed and official…read moreawesome

Small community library in Coon Rapids, worth a stop, part of the Anoka County Library system. The…read morelibrary staff are helpful and friendly (which is why you will have a wait if you have a question). Don't despair! Just wait patiently for your turn. There's a wait because the librarians will actually actively HELP! There are classes offered here-which I took today! Only complaint would be that the bathrooms were a little chilly on this cold winters day!

What a fantastic hidden gem! To spend a nice spring day, my family decided to drive to the little…read moretown of Scandia and spend the afternoon. Since we hadn't been to Scandia before, we didn't have anywhere particular in mind to go. When arriving at a park, we noticed it shared a space with Gammelgarden. When we had parked to go to the playground, we had actually parked in front of a Swedish historical museum. We were so pleasantly surprised! Visiting cultural and history sites is our favorite thing to do, so we couldn't believe our luck. To top it off, they were open on a Sunday for a guided tour! Our guide, named Reese, was in costume and was knowledgeable and had a great sense of humor. Finding a museum open for business on a Sunday in a small town was an unexpected pleasure. For the next couple of hours, we experienced the buildings and artifacts that make up this wonderfully historic little complex, including the oldest Lutheran church inthe state of Minnesota! Each house, called "hus", was filled with original artifacts from the people who lived in Sweden or Scandia as it was first blossoming as a settlement. The museum gave us information on upcoming events and classes that each member of my family would be interested in - including an event thus summer where participants roll "meatballs" made from painted golf balls down to Gammelgarden from a shop on the main street. We will definitely be coming back!