Broadway (important street) - Broadway always leaves a strong impression on me. It is a vibrant…read moreartery of the city, full of history, theaters, people, and constant movement. Walking along Broadway has a unique atmosphere where culture, entertainment, and everyday New York life blend together. Each section of the street has its own character. We found ourselves coming back here several times.

Just go. Amazing people watching. Great street vibe. Lights at night are a can't miss stop…read more Theaters and shows nearby. Hundreds of restaurants.

Well maintained grounds are the first impression of the good legal system for the town of…read moreEastchester. We filed our marriage license here flawlessly. Parking ticket? Taken care of easily and efficiently, without the hassle one endures in the city We like to call the town of Eastchester 'Mayberry' because it has that familiar small-town feel. However, don't make a mistake, Eastchester has a very impressive history dating back to 1665. Thank you for reading.

I was given a parking ticket during the pandemic and then received another ticket for not updating…read moremy cars parking permit. The people I spoke to were not helpful, they actually asked why I had not looked at the car before today (because pandemic and not driving) and told me I would get another ticket for parking without a permit if I did not get a new permit immediately. The clerk told me she would help me If I got there right away and she did have a packet made for me. We drove to the town clerk and the police officer at the front desk was beyond unhelpful and had no idea I was coming to pick up the permit. He actually told me that even though I was at the police station I would have to call to tell someone else in the building that I lived on the road I was being ticketed on and there was no way I could get a permit today. Fortunately the person responsible for the permit came out at that moment. The officer had no idea what he was doing and had a bad attitude as well. The clerk was helpful and I would give her more stars but the officer was deliberately giving out incorrect information and didn't bother to check to see if the clerk was putting my permit together. I would give him zero stars if I could.

A small but moving memorial to the worker killed in a factory fire. It includes eye witness…read moreaccounts of the event and several plaques explaining the incident. A tragic event that pushed workers rights forward afterward.

Fantastic experience! Reception was inviting and informative. Gentleman even asked us to return and…read moretell him about our trip! Process was speedy and professional. We arrived at 10:09 and we're finished by 10:18.

This is a beautiful park. When you look at it on Google Earth it's huge, but it's quite small…read more There are many picturesque locations here. I'm sure many know about this park, but it's a hidden gem to me. It's perfect for a short romantic walk. Will be back.

Verona park is one of my favorites in essex county! There is plenty of parking available. It's a…read morecool place to go just to relax and people-watch, if that's your thing. I like the open space and tall trees; it feels inviting and comforting. This park is beautiful in all seasons! Also, it is a good place to walk for exercise.

I'm a big time American revolutionary era fan. Benjamin Franklin is one of my all time favorite…read morefounding fathers. The propriety house was home to William Franklin, Benjamin Franklin's son. So this historic house has been on my list of places to visit. Kerry, the intern, was my tour guide. He did such a good job of showing me around. I was happy to have finally toured the Royal Governor's mansion. The ladies of the house host tea time Wednesday afternoon!

Was part of a volunteer crew laying a paver sidewalk out front. I and Steve, a member of the…read morepreservation group were the last two still working, late in the day. I heard a voice call out Steve! Looking around, not a living soul on the street, no passing cars, no one inside the Proprietary House. I looked over at Steve and he said, "You heard that, didn't you?" Apparently, one of the spirits at the house often calls to him when it's quit and few are around.

Since Covid-19 in February 2020, most contact is virtual, right?…read more So though I have not actually visited the organization's headquarters, I became a donor this month largely in part to the brutal invasion of Lithuania by Russia. Through the years I had often read of Human Rights Watch. Having become disillusioned with Amnesty International, it is nice to connect with another non-profit engaged in a similar if not identical endeavor. (As I recall, the actress Julie Christie during the terrible war in the Balkans in the 90s had read poetry at a candlelight HRW meeting). https://www.charitynavigator.org/ein/132875808 Mercy Corps (based in sister city Portland, OR) and Doctors Without Borders (Medecins sans frontieres) also look very good. https://www.doctorswithoutborders.org/what-we-do/news-stories/story/ukraine-how-msf-trying-access-areas-most-affected-fighting#p1 https://www.mercycorps.org/donate/crisis-ukraine-give-now These are alternatives to mass consumerism.

This is such a beautiful memorial. I was visiting my Sister from out of town and she brought me…read morehere. We must never forget that day and forever remember not only the victims, but the multitude of heroes. I thought it was great that all of the Victim's names are mentioned. The location, which overlooks the Manhatten Skyline couldn't be more perfect. If you're in the area, this place is a must to visit.

Beautiful landmark overlooking the city. Beautiful place to relax, take a walk, read the names and…read morereflect.