Everyone is so friendly and helpful. Came here to get my passport done and photo taken. This place…read moreis small and a little dark.

I'm not sure why they continually attempt to deliver packages, that need to be signed for, to a…read morebusiness while it is closed. They deliver to this business everyday, yet they do not know when the business is open? I'm about to contact the seller to initiate a refund, and report to the authorities that the package was stolen. I will never again, buy anything from any business, that uses the USPS for shipping. Tomorrow will be the third delivery attempt, probably while the business is closed, AGAIN.

I ship a lot and it's important to me that packages get on the truck in time, and are accounted…read morefor. I've had issues with every other post office but this one, that's why I drive the extra 20 minutes from my home, across town to see Susan and Sissy. They've saved me time, money, and headaches more times than i care to admit i've needed and i don't know what i would do without them. 5 stars isn't enough.

Simply the best. Knowledgeable, answered all of my questions. I've used Sherman Messenger Service…read moreto buy cars, sell cars, get in-state plates, notary services, etc. wouldn't want to go anywhere else. I regularly refer people here all the time. Check them out, you'll be happy you did!

Always great service with a smile! Highly recommend Sherman Messenger Service! Dawn is AWESOME!read more

I moved here a few years ago and I absolutely love it here!…read moreIt's beautiful and I find that a lot of neighbors are very friendly and helpful! East Pete also does a very good job at keeping the streets clean!

Rheems post office has the nicest, most helpful post office worker. His name is George. He has…read morehelped me so many times. But today he was having a bad day I could tell. This man still made sure I had great service. I was very confused about something I was sending and he was patient with me.

This marker is along Williams Grove Road and points out the history of this architectural fair…read more It has the same text on both sides and reads, "Williams Grove. With its excellent railroad connection, this became the site of the Great Grangers' Interstate Picnic Exhibition, founded 1874 by Robert H. Thomas of the Pennsylvania State Grange. A week's attendance at this annual event was estimated at 100,000 or more by the 1890's. The John Williams House, built about 1799, is nearby." The marker was erected in 1980 by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. The Great Grangers' Interstate Picnic Exhibition, held annually from 1874 to 1916 was a massive agricultural fair that drew tens of thousands of visitors from across state lines. Founded by Robert H. Thomas and supported by the Pennsylvania State Grange, it showcased cutting-edge farming equipment, hosted political debates, and fostered rural community spirit. With free admission and over fifty daily train arrivals at its peak, the event became a hub of innovation and civic engagement. Its decline came with changing transportation habits and a 1916 polio outbreak, but its legacy endures through local historical preservation efforts. The road is quiet enough that you can pull to the side to read the marker and look around. [Review 1038 of 2025 - 688 in Pennsylvania - 24592 overall]

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. Minersville police refuse to respond.

Don't go out of your way to see this small dam under I-83 in Harrisburg. If you're walking along…read morethe riverfront, it's worth a brief stop and go. Not as many homeless people here anymore since they cleared out the encampment and are beginning construction on the highway expansion. Always be aware of your surroundings and lock your car if parking nearby.