The Ellis Library and Reference Center is a cut above the rest.  They have a healthy reserve of…read morebooks.  The place is kept neat, clean and orderly, which is very important for any library.  The library staff is professional and polite.  They know their work and go about it in a reassuring fashion.  I appreciate the lighting in this library.  It is clear and light even when overcast, which it was when I visited. There is some limited seating outside.  The building itself is attractive and modern looking.  At the same time it has classic styling which hints at Frank Lloyd Wright.  Either there is some influence there or he had his hand in it. The parking lot is kept clear even during inclement weather, and, this being Michigan, we get our fair share of that.

Love the workers here. They are helpful. They have a lot of events. My favorite was the wild…read morebirds. It's great to bring the kids to the events. They do have a back room they rent out. My friend had her baby shower there and loved it. It's affordable and clean.

I've been going there for a little over 12 yrs. Friendly staff they got to know my name. Which I…read morethink is great. If you're looking for a book & they don't have it they'll get it for you. I ride the bus & one the ladies always looks for my bus & lets me.

An older Post Office. Mostly friendly employees. Usually a line and a wait. I always try to have my…read morestuff prepared before going in or filling it out in line. I also utilize the self help postal machine or whatever you call it.

Post office was poor service. Scheduled an appointment for a passport and drove out of my way to…read moreget there. Was told the passport person was not there but should be soon. They were not. After 20 minutes, I left and ran an errand, came back, and there was still nobody to help me regardless of my appointment. Poor service and misleading website.

Came to the La-Z-Boy Meyer Theatre on the campus of Monroe Community College to see Louie Anderson…read moreperform. Never heard of this place before, so was not sure what to expect. We purchased tickets online and without issue - the cost was reasonable and the seats we got were excellent. It sure is tough to find this place - it feels like it is in the middle of nowhere. You drive and drive and then all of a sudden you see the college campus. Parking is free and not a bad walk from the parking lot to the building. The building/lobby is a bit outdated with boring white walls and not much to the lobby. Bathrooms were clean and had plenty of stalls. Our tickets were scanned with an iphone and you had to wait in the hallway of the stage to get your ticket scanned. There were a few workers showing patrons where to sit but we found our seats ourselves. The stage was a decent size and I was impressed with how comfy the chairs were. There was a VIP seating area that was on the second floor and to the wings of the amphitheater. No food or drink allowed. Louie's performance was excellent, audio was good, and overall no complaints. My only complaint is that we sat on the end where the exits were and workers of the theatre stood on the side the whole time to watch Louie. They weren't noisy but it felt a bit distracting knowing people were standing right next to me while I sat - more of a paranoid feeling? But this was my only concern. It appeared like Louie Anderson was their biggest performance of the season but they were advertising other small shows and events.

From the owner: Monroe County Community College has been operational for more than 50 years. Located in Monroe,…read moreMich., it is one of the leading providers of higher education in the United States. Approved by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, the college enrolls more than 5,000 undergraduate and graduate students. It offers a wide variety of courses, such as technical education programs, criminal justice, aeronautics maintenance technology, applied trades, architecture, commercial aviation, communication arts, cosmetology, early childhood education, fashion management, human services, and industrial education. Monroe County Community College s special programs include apprenticeship training; continuing education; cooperative education program; motor vehicle certification and in-service training; experimental courses; introduction to college English; and noncredit, service learning and writing intensive courses.