I visited the Haverstraw station, and an officer did not come to the window courteously. I had to…read morespeak to a speaker and tell him my complaint before it would be a crime. He said we investigate crime as a civil problem get a lawyer. Haverstraw police are a joke, like the Mayor, that's why no one will invest in that town in life support. Hate to think what it would be in 5 years.

The absolute worst in law enforcement and in communication. I was informed I should call this…read morepolice department to file a missing person report due to the last known address of the individual was in Garnevelle NY. The officer I spoke with was of no help, informed me they had no record of the person I was looking for, no license, and no vehicle information. He then informed me I should be calling the Orangeburg police department, not Haverstraw. I called the Orangeburg police department in which they informed me that this information was incorrect and it was Haverstraw police I needed to speak with. When I called back to inquire about the persons name in whom I was speaking too, I was hung up on. So basically I was either being lied to by this department or they had no interest in helping me find someone who has been missing since 2019. Someone who is diagnosed as being bi polar. Clarkstown Police Department had a wealth of information regarding said individual, however Haverstraw police department did not even have a person by that name. Someone who clearly had a license and owned a vehicle. It saddens me to know that the people of this district has such incompetent officers working for them.

Took them two weeks to get a police report together The…read moreplace is in a strip mall so I guess I shouldn't have been shocked

The library is well maintained and has a beautiful outdoor patio and garden. They do a lot of…read moreprogramming and try very hard to create a great sense of community. I really enjoyed their summer reading program they offered this year for adults. My biggest complaint is with a few of the staff members. There are a few staff who are very rude and unhelpful. A few times I asked an older gentleman for help and he quickly responded in a rude matter, saying I can't help you. He wouldn't even try to ask a colleague or attempt to help me. I finally found a different librarian and they had to remedy the situation and teach their colleague the process. On the other hand, there are many librarians who are very friendly and helpful, but it doesn't go for everyone. In addition, they are very quick to accuse you of damaging books. The smallest tear or stain requires you to pay a large fine to replace the book. There is something called wear and tear that happens when books are lent out to people and that's the reality of a library. Overall, I am happy with the library and appreciate the resources.

Everything you would ever want in a library regardless if you a toddler, teen or adult, they even…read morehave large print books for seniors and books on tape. They have dvd's, music cd's and video games to bottom. They even have board games and very good free WiFi. If you don't have a computer no problem use one of theirs. Great library with great friendly staff

At 7pm on a weeknight, the museum was closed but I still had the opportunity to enjoy the outside…read moreand appreciate it for what was written on the historical marker posted in front. "Dutch Colonial farmhouse built in the early 1700's. Both carved date of 1747 found on an old barn beam and the rubble stone construction of the house place it in this early period. Minutes of the East New Jersey Board of Proprietors and existing public records lead to the belief [that the] house was built by a Westervelt, early owners of the land (a part of the much disputed Ramapough tract). According to recently discovered records, the house served as a tavern during the 18th century. Thus came the persistent legend that Aaron Burr stopped here for liquid refreshment en route to the Hermirage. This house is on both the State and National Registers of Historic Places." I'd love to stop by when it's open. [Review 11521 overall, 1301 of 2019.]

A bit of a local treasure, this 1700's farm house was saved from demolition in the 1950's and…read moreturned into a local museum full of antiques. The main floor is furnished with period furniture, the upstairs houses a children's museum full of toys (temporarily closed) as well as a library. They stage events like cider making and St. Nick's Day in December, it's worth stopping by one of the open houses.

When I lived in Mahwah, I loved this library. It is huge. The hours go late so you can hit it up…read moreafter work. The librarians are all really friendly and helpful. I've even talked books with them to see what I should read next. I loved coming here and hanging out, finding my next great read!

very nice library, very big, and good selection of books and dvds. but what i like most about this…read morelibrary is the customer service. everyone working there was so friendly and helpful. there's a british man who works there, not sure of his name, but he is the friendliest and most helpful person. i really appreciated him going out of his way to look for particular dvds for me. i would definitely recommend this library.

The Tuxedo Park Library is truly one of my favorite places in town! The staff here are incredibly…read morefriendly, helpful, and always make you feel welcome the moment you walk in. The building itself is beautiful and full of history -- clean, cozy, and perfectly maintained. They have a wonderful selection of books, both new releases and classics, plus museum passes, DVDs, and great programs for kids and adults. I especially love how community-oriented this library is -- there's always something going on, from story time to local events and exhibits. It's such a peaceful spot to read, study, or just take a break from the day. I'm so grateful to have this gem right here in Tuxedo Park!

My library is better than yours!!! LOVE this library!…read more Has the most recent books, friendliest staff, has museum passes to the Museum of Natural History, Intrepid, Guggenheim, Dia, Storm King and more. Plus their adult and kids programs are great and has fun monthly activities like baking kits, coloring placemats, guess the jar, book bingo. So much fun! You can also bring your old flags here and glasses. And they have Libby, where you can get audiobooks and ebooks to read on your app or tablet.

Gave 3 stars cause you guys do put out fires Thank You for your service. Other FD's seem less…read morebiased on their Facebook website. They Thank U S.Military Veterans on Veterans Day. They gave nods to Doctors and Nurses during Covid pandemic, whereas Thiells FD Facebook praised only other firefighters and coordinated law enforcement , EMT's, and Communications dispatchers though non-caretakers of Covid victims. Also your FD Facebook site seems to focus on photo arrays of food gifted to you or being sold at FD events. But you didn't mention the defective Kiddie TruSense Smoke detectors recalled in May 2021 !!! Anyway guys, share the love with our U.S. Military Veterans who keep us safe everyday. Godspeed to our Soldiers currently in the middle east. Happy Holidays Thiells FD .