Excellent service!!Professional courteous staff all around-- from the PennDot gentleman that greets…read moreyou at the door to the PennDot intake lady to the PennDot staff member that handles your paperwork ( I was assisted by Keith who was very personable and efficient!) to the PennDot gentleman that reviews your paperwork and takes your license photo. You must come prepared with your forms of identification and proper dmv forms. The dmv forms can be readily preprinted from the PA State PennDot dmv website online and can be filled prior to visiting the service center to save time. I am very happy with the service I received here and I highly recommend!

Everyone was super friendly and the process was painless and quick…read more I appreciate how they were professional and patient.

Been here thrice 1. To get a new driver's license…read more2. To get a replacement 4. To renew my license. I have had only great experiences all the three times. Staff are very courteous and prompt. Good customer service. Place is neat and tidy. Today when I went for renewal on a Saturday afternoon, I was expecting a huge crowd but the place was practically empty so was in and out in less than 30 minutes. They have ample parking spots too. Fair warning: The place does get super crowded sometimes on a weekday morning/afternoon. So be prepared to wait for upto 1 hour.

Beautiful lake and it's very quiet there. The anticipation of driving 5 mph on a 3 mile pothole…read moreinfested dirt road to get to the lake but it's worth it. One of my top five lakes to play on.

Brady's lake is a man made lake owned by the PA Game Commission. The lake was originally dammed to…read morebe a part of the ice harvesting business in the early part of the 20th century. Parts of the ice house foundation can still be seen, though the growth around the area is thicker every year. The dam was rebuilt in 2008, and is now a quiet, safe place for everyone. Because it is a part of the Game Commission, orange vests are encouraged during hunting season. My mother's favorite story to tell is of parking the car, opening the door for her black lab, being told that black bear was is season, putting the dog back in the car, and skipping the walk for that day. We visit Brady's lake a few times a month as a family. We bring the dog, wear sturdy shoes, and have a bunch of fun disturbing the bull frogs at the water's edge. This spring we were able to watch the tadpoles turn into polliwogs, and we are able to see the lake at it's fullest. Fun on many levels. Bring bug repellant and sunscreen, carry a bottle of water. Wave to the fishermen, bikers, and joggers as they enjoy their day. Brady's lake is 3 miles off of Route 940, making it one of those rare spots to hike. Easy access, and perfect peace. Enjoy!

The West End Fire Company is located in Chestnuthill Township, Monroe County, Pennsylvania. We…read moreoperate out of three stations. This is our Main Station - Located on Route 715 behind Wawa, this station houses our Brush Truck, Engine, Heavy Rescue and Tanker. Sub Station - Located on Route 115 in Effort, this station houses our Quint (Ladder), Engine and Mini-Pumper/Rescue. Sun Valley Station - Located in the Sun Valley Development, this station houses our Mini-Pumper/Rescue.

I love coming to this establishment, for all my plates, and registration needs. It's convenient,…read moreand superb customer service. I visited for new plates, and was serviced right away. There was no wait time. The fee's are the BEST in the area. You don't need to schedule any appointment for services. Walk in, and you'll be serviced right away. 10/10 I will always recommend.

I went to get a document notarized and I had outstanding customer service!…read more I have used them two or three times to get documents notarized and they are always very pleasant and great to deal with!

This is an amazing place to have a time trip to history and to get to know about life at a farm…read morehouse. Lovely place to visit with family, friends or alone. The atmosphere is peaceful and you feel like stepping into a different world, forgetting all the daily hurdles and just enjoying the moment. The staff who works there is really talented on telling about the life at the farm couple of hundreds of years ago, and they tell you some insightful stories and examples of the past. You are also encouraged to ask many questions from the staff and it is great to hear about all the details of everything. There are several farm buildings to visit which you also get to tour, and many animals who you also might get to pet. The farm store is also amazing, selling many interesting items and some crafts from the local artists which are not over priced. Remember to reserve plenty of time (2-3 hrs) and take some picnic items with if needed (there's good spots for a picnic) and a curious mind for a great visit at the historic farm!

As a jaded New Yorker, who's become even more so during the pandemic, Quiet Valley, was just what…read morethe doctor ordered. This 250 year old farm, was last operational in the 1950s. It's now owned by a historical society and largely volunteer run. This is the kind of place that several generations of locals come to volunteer. If I lived nearby, I'd gladly volunteer and would love to lead a tour:-) The farm is quaint, cozy and affordable. It was $12 for adults for their 1.5 hour+ tour and Christmas presentation. $6 for children under 12. The crackling fire wood, the wet leaves crunching under your feet, and the friendly, welcome of the volunteers, who are excellent and clearly love this place, all made my experience five star. This historic farm is two hours from NYC, but worlds away, in a good way. I did a day trip but nearby affordable hotels abound. At the end of the tour, we were lead to their dining room, with a choice of hot cocoa or hot apple cider and two surprise (mine were snickerdoodle and molasses) cookies or a homemade Bavarian style pretzel. Free parking and I learned about the events they offer including farm to table in the summer and spooky nights during Halloween, to name a few. They cook with all the vegetables they grow and serve them at an outdoor meal. Check them out with your friends and family. You'll be glad you did.

i currently live at 300 lewis st apt 402 Pennsylvania 17954. Maintenance and two other people…read moreforced their way into my apartment using wire cutters when i asked for a warrant. I seriously need help. I called local police but am being ignored. My life was threatened twice by them.

My car broke down on I 80 East near the Wilkes-Barre exit on Sunday, July 22nd, around 2:15 PM. I…read morecalled 911 & was referred to the State Police to request a Trooper come and place flares behind d my car. State Trooper Fox arrived and kindly waited with me for the tow truck to arrive (Falzones Towing Service). Trooper Fox was extremely kind and courteous to me. I could not have asked for a better experience under what for me were distressing circumstances.

This historical marker alongside the riverbank in a residential neighborhood to Teedyuscung, whose…read morename means "as far as the wood's edge." It reads: "Called 'King of the Delawares,' he upheld the dignity of Native Americans and strove to protect their right to land in Pennsylvania. Baptized by the Moravians, he established the Wyoming Valley's last Delaware * Mahican settlement near this site in 1754 A buffer between the Iroquois and Connecticut settlers, he represented his people in conferences at Easton, 1756-1762. He died when his cabin burned down here, April 19, 1763.