Very friendly and always open to all age groups. I've had no problems going to it. They're open…read moreabout how to achieve a library card and try to help everyone who has questions.

The most friendly, most accommodating, most professional, most reliable library staff, bar none! If…read morethey don't stock a book, they'll acquire it for you from another branch in their system. If no other branch in their system has it, they'll order it from a retailer. If you don't know how to operate their fax machine, they'll do it for you. Nothing is too much trouble for them. If you ask them to do something for you, they do it, they don't forget, you don't need to follow up with them. The library is always clean, including the bathrooms. They have an outgoing mail tray sitting on the counter that library patrons are welcome to use, saving us a trip to a mailbox or to the post office. I can't say enough good about this library and the people who work there.

I like this libray A lot I like to get CDs and books and DVDs but my mommy and daddy don't have a…read morecard so we have to put books back

While this library isn't the place to check out Twilight or 50 Shades of Grey, this is a fantastic…read moreeducational library full of reference material for research and projects. The best part of this library is the long hours during the school year for studying. They are open until 10:00PM Monday-Thursday, 4:30PM on Fridays, and have Saturday & Sunday hours. There are plenty of computers to use, and large tables with power ports at each seat for your laptop. If you find yourself getting distracted while doing work or school projects, this is the perfect place to come. It is open to the public, and the WiFi is free.

This is one of the best libraries I've ever seen! We came in to a very nice lobby and went into the…read moremain/ adult area and then were kindly greeted by the friendly staff and then we went upstairs to teen area with a very large selection of more mature books and found the teen study area with gaming consoles and computers. Then we looked around in the kids section which has bright and colorful walls with lots of books and toys in the back for the little kids and lots of places to read and relax. The library also has lots of book finders (computer catalogs on the walls). We didn't check anything out this time, but we are sure to come back to the library soon!

People is so helpful and nice, this library also provide ESL classes, Ged, job research, and more…read more Just come and get your library card, if you are part of the York county area just stop by with your picture ID or license. Support local library!

Beautiful space, even with the construction happening here. As an out-of-towner the key excitement…read morefor me was the used book shop they have run by their Friends group. The volunteer was friendly, the selection was great, and the prices were good! I found 3 books I've been looking for for a total of $9.

Sitting at the best little used book store in Lancaster Pa! Just a note they have DVD s and Large…read morePrint books acailable

Ok. So heeyyyy hcdc cos! Its me Samiey! As promised...heres my review…read more.. Day 1: Intake- i came in singing disney (yeah im weird) and met some cool dude (young lil black man.) He took my finger prints...you sir, were so kind to me. Thank you for making something scary...less scary. It meant alot. On too Kegley! Dude youre awesome! Idk the intake nurses name or the anime co but his name is anime co now. And that girl that looked like farlow...tell her i said sup! Yall were so sweet and caring...idgaf what people say...if you act respectful...yall are really great people. Thank you for that. And the laughs. Ps. Safe word is STILL pineapples. Day 2: Gen Pop- ok i got my own cell...which kinda sucked tbh...i wanted a friend but its cool. Court....yadda yadda...im here til monday...sucks right?! So i anxiety attack into naked iso...that sucked but you know what.... Day 3: Iso- this sucked cause this was me all weekend...but during this god awful time i met 4 really sweet cos. -Rosette -B.Carter -C.Geiger -Johanson (not johnson...sorry girl!) Yall showed me so much compassion. Gave me great advice. Truly helped me. Even though i was a whole brat. And i apologize to the cos that had bipolar irky me...but tbh....the rest of yall need to learn how to treat people. Just cause youre having a bad day doesn't mean you can take it out on the inmates...(short mixed chick and tall marine cut looking dude.) You corrected your wrongs and ended on a good note, but yall could learn alot from Carter,Geiger, and Johanson. Day 5: Monday Release- Judge Hasslette let me go! Thabk baby Jesus i missed my babies! Ps i got my sushi :) and starbucks! Hey there Miner! Heres your shout out man! Thank you so much for the laughs and doing my paperwork man! And for the water! Youre a great kid. Get it? Cause im older? Haha. Anyways and to the two lovely ladies next to him...(BEAUTIFUL african woman and this adorbs Caucasian chika next to her) sorry thats so extra...i feel bad i forgot yalls names! :( Overall this is what i learned...dont do the crime if you cant do the time! Na forreal though, hcdc isnt as bad as people make it out to be. Yes it is a jail. But even though this was a low for me...i learned alot and got solid advice from so many people...(Rosette and that lady at the endd) And pss: my transport people Mcbride and Mattos....yall were super kind too. Mcbride youre amazing and thank you for calming me down after court. I really appreciate it. Soooo i think im done...but i truly thank you guys. I was so scared...to go to hcdc...yeah im a baby i know...but yall were great. Thank you. Hey if yall ever wanna look me up on fb... Its Samiey Jean. :) Be safe ladies and gents!

Not sure if Covid is the excuse right now but this place has been horrible the entire month of…read moreJuly, since my loved one entered and was denied bail pending hearing. He was locked down on what was supposed to be a 23/1 schedule for 14 days (quarantine upon arrival). 23 hours locked in your cell and one hour out to shower, make commissary orders, watch TV, or make a phone call. Those policies were not followed. The unit holds up to 23 inmates. There are currently 36 inmates. each inmate gets 1 hr outside their cell. There is only 24 hours in a day, so inmates are being locked down 36+ hours before getting a 1 hour break. That should be illegal. Next, The food they serve will make you starve yourself. No one knows what the meet is, and some are smart enough to request a vegetarian diet. Just be prepared that your first few weeks of vegetarian diet trays will be nothing but a block of cheese, two slices of bread, and a couple plain noodles - oh! And a boiled egg. That's your meal morning noon and night for 2+ weeks! Don't get me started on the phone system. To add $50 to a phone plan it will cost you $10 in fees. You are charged at a rate of $.16 per minute, you get 15 minute intervals. Although apparently some area codes only get charged $.10 per minute, so I'm really not sure why but the explanation I received from IC solutions was that it depends on the area code of the phone number of the account. Makes no sense. The bigger problem with the phones is that while you're in the middle of speaking, the phone will cut off and tell the inmate it was disconnected due to a three-way call detected. There is no three-way call being made! The CO's claim the phones inside are jacked and need repairing every other day. When your phone call gets cut off you lose the rest of the seconds that you had remaining of the minute you were on. During one 15 minute span, our phone call was cut off nine times. That cost us 9 mins right there, and that happens daily. In three weeks time that phone system has cost me over 300 minutes total ($48 I should be refunded but they refuse). All inmates get two free 15 minute phone calls on Sundays. If their phone screws up during their call and it cuts them off, they lose the rest of the time, they do not get a call back and use up the remaining of the 15 minutes, it's gone. They will not let my loved one out on bail for non-violent charges (and he is a productive member of the community), but yet a 20 something-year-old who molested a three-year-old gets out on bail. Makes zero sense. The only good report I give the place is that the CO's are truly decent people, they have emotions and understanding. they are not yet desensitized by the system. The system itself is desensitized and doesn't give a shit about inmates, guilty or innocent. but the CO's do, The CEOs actually put in complaints themselves when the inmates are not receiving the meals they should be, and they try to help them out with guidance with their charges and what not. I know my loved one is thankful for them. I had my first experience as a visitor there today for visiting hours. I was told inmates used to get one hour visits but now they only receive 30 minute visits because 30 minutes of their visit time is now being used to clean the visiting booths between visits. I'm sorry to say that is complete BS - there were lip/kiss marks on the glass in my booth, I didn't even want to touch the phone but it was the only way to speak with my loved one behind the glass. The visiting booths DO NOT GET CLEANED!!! This place needs an inspection and needs to stop being lazy

I knew better than to drink that coffee before we left to go to Lancaster. And yes, I DID pee…read morebefore we left, but it was no use. Remember when your mom used to tell you to do that? As if it's a one and done thing. Sometimes I can use the bathroom ten minutes after I used the bathroom. This is life. So when I saw the sign that there was a Welcome Center coming up, I told Jeremy to pull in. We travel a lot and rest stops/welcome centers can be hit or miss for me because of the wheelchair. I was prepared for the place to be packed, since it was a Saturday during the summer, but it wasn't crazy at all. I mean, the 16-wheeler parking was a little outrageous. At one point we thought a truck was going to block us in, and since my ramp comes out the back, that I wouldn't be able to exit the van at all. But the driver moved - whether he heard Jeremy yelling, "Are you kidding me?!" or not I cannot tell you. TWO attendants saw us coming and unlocked the family/accessible bathroom before we had fully entered the building. I'm glad that I didn't have to search someone out. Though it is a pity that these types of bathrooms are ever locked. Makes me wonder what goes on in these bathrooms that they have to be locked. I probably don't wanna know. The bathroom was wonderfully accessible. Even the light switch was lowered so people using wheelchairs should be able to use it. It's been a long time since I have been so impressed by a bathroom. We didn't explore any more of the Welcome Center, as we were meeting up with two other vehicles full of friends at Shady Maple, and didn't want to be late. I am grateful for the attentive service and clean, accessible bathroom.

This was a very welcomed sight on one of my recent work trips. You never feel so happy to see a…read morerest stop until you need a rest stop. Plus, it's less chaotic than having to get off the highway at an exit and go through all that traffic. This is your typical, no frills, welcome center/rest stop. A great place to use the facilities for yourself and four-legged friends if they accompany you. Standard rest stop building with bathrooms, vending and some light literature. If you smoke, there are designated areas outside for that. Accompanying the rest stop building there is a welcome center building that is only open during certain hours with more information on things to do while visiting, revisiting, or coming home to Pennsylvania. During daylight hours this place appears to be fully staffed by people, I cannot speak to hour it is after hours. Easy on and off to the highway to make your pitstop.

Ive communicated with Manheim Township several times thru their website and found them to be open…read moreto suggestions and questions. They always reply to my queries. Maybe not as fast as Id like, but they do. My recent query was about installing crosswalks at a busy intersection. Weather they do it or not remains to be seen..