I have to say I'm proud of our police department my wedding rings were stolen from my house after…read moremy husband passed they got them back to me in my hand That's good police work they've got all my support I put this on there fb to already but I didn't much care for there 1 star review over a hunting accident not there fault and they don't deserve to be rated because of that! They should be rated on what they do! I live in South Attleboro the break ins hvnt happened in a long time down here there here in minutes when you call I'd give them 20 stars if I could ty Attleboro police!

My review is not necessarily with the department as much as with a case manager Heidi. This process…read morewas painful but she realized the circumstance and made it so much easier than it could have been. I doubt she gets the credit she deserves but I wasn't going to let her go unnoticed. She was amazing and I couldn't appreciate her and all her help anymore.

I received a bill in the mail from the Department of Human Services saying that I owe them almost…read more1,500. dollars. They're saying that they made a mistake and miss calculated my earnings and accidentally overpaid me around $300 a month in cash assistance and that I should have only qualified for $12 a month. I brought them all the paperwork they needed and updated them on my job and my hours and they have consistently screwed me over. why would I go through the trouble of signing up for cash assistance and food stamps if I was only going to be getting 12 dollars a month. also every time I go there I have to wait in line for three or four hours sometimes with my young son and it can get very exhausting and frustrating and you don't even end up getting the help you need. I am a single mom.I am working as hard as I can to provide for my son.they wrote in the letter that it was their fault. that they miscalculated it and overpaid me. anybody have any suggestions on what I should do,I really do not have the money to pay that back and if I did not have that $300 a month I wouldn't have made it through the winter.

Great crew, haven't had a bad interaction with them. A lot of politics involved here and Yelp won't…read moreremove what that other guy wrote so take it with a grain of salt.

Milford police are NOT biased. They make up their own conclusions and put it in the reports. This…read morealso back by body cam. Beware of your police report and report the officer to internal affairs.

Had an issue and stopped by the station. Guys were all great and made me feel like my complaint was…read morejustified and advised me what to do. They definitely pay attention to detail

I stop in here every now and again for quick drop offs and there is often no wait time, and staff…read moreare friendly and quick. There's usually parking out front too. Excellent!

Do you like COVID? If so, then this is the USPS you should go to…read more None of the Centredale post office employees have worn masks since the pandemic started. I've made so many calls to the United States Postal Service to explain that their staff do not follow federal and USPS guidelines that all USPS employees must wear masks. Months ago, I saw another customer get into a yelling match with the employee who has a bunch of neck tattoos at Centredale. Spittle flew from his mouth as he yelled "I have a medical condition, and you aren't allowed to ask me about it because of HIPAA!". I did not intervene and explain that HIPAA has nothing to do with his ability to disclose his health issues preventing him from wearing a mask because I feel like this employee is not capable of understanding this basic information. Please go to the USPS in Johnston or elsewhere because this location is likely to be infested with coronavirus.

Thank you to the officer who helped get my keys out of my car. 7/16/2024 at 6pm in front of the…read moreCountry Souper!

Plants, books and…read moreweird sculpture The first Buckingham Library started back in 1894 when the town decided to buy one hundred dollars worth of books and stick them in the house of a generous volunteer.. This was the official library until 1905 when the growing number of books were place in a spare room at the local school. It became increasingly obvious over the years that this was not the ideal solution so in 1930 the first "real" library was built. Conveniently located on Main Street, this library served well until maintenance problems and size restraints made the town realize that it needed a new and more modern library. So a new building was constructed and in 1989 opened it's doors for business. The new Bellingham Library isn't one of the most stunning libraries from the outside. Rather plain and symmetrical and except from the bizarre sculpture of a kid standing on her head guarding the front of the library, the building isn't going to drop any jaws. However the inside is extremely well designed with a nice flow of lines and everything nicely organized and easy to find. One of the best things about the library is the abundance of plants inside. Large and creeping greenery greet you around every corner. A pleasant addition to all the books and computers. The librarians were cheerful, funny and helpful and suited the ambiance of the library perfectly. A very pleasant library that has a sense of peace and purpose. The aesthetics won't blow you away but the building will impress in a quiet and gentle way. Especially if you happen to enjoy statures of kids doing somersaults.

I stopped at the Bellingham Public Library recently to print a few things out, and overall, while…read moreit's an older facility, it's organized (in terms of printing, computers, and books in general), clean, and worry-free. For the record, I don't go to my local library because there are always problems there. The Westwood Public Library and Norwood Public Library (both closest to my house) aren't ever reliable and don't have decent printers or even decent computers. Printing is expensive and not worth the aggravation when it doesn't work (over 50% of the time there is some sort of issue). So, whenever I need to visit a library, in order to go somewhere decent I have to take a trip about fifteen minutes away, when the point of a library is being local. This effects in myself having to stop at a library when I'm out and about and near one. I was in the Bellingham area and stopped here. First things first, kudos to whoever thought to place the library on Blackstone Street, not in the middle of everything and in a low traffic area, next to the Bellingham Middle School. Not that I would specifically bring my classes over, but at my middle school any field trip to the library is about a mile walk away, here you would just have to cross the parking lot. Convenient spot. It's sort of old, but has been kept up with care and is open, spacious and has more books than you would expect. Actually, from the outside it looks very small, but is actually quite large inside. There are lots of computers and a wonderful, working printing program that is easy, fast and compact. Copier and printer both work wonderfully and the staff at the front desk (especially Carol), are extremely helpful and friendly. I would come back if I were to be in the area again, would like this to be a local library for me! 5 stars for the Bellingham library.