Queens County Clerk's Office is one of the better county clerk I have encountered in my…read moreprofessional realm. In my adulthood I realized how imperative courts function to serve the public and I learn how to navigate the legal proceedings. Passports and other services are handled. My raison d'être is Commissioner of Deeds another re-appointment filing and payment, but in-person visit. The fee for filing the signature card is $10.00. I did not need an appointment for in-person re-appointment submission and payment. The Notary Department is located in room 106 next to the Cashier. Four stars, the clerk at the Notary Department window was inexperience who pawn to passed me to someone as an animated object who is more experienced to enter my blue signature card in the court system. I was instructed to go to the Cashier window for my filing fee payment followed by a subsequent instruction to return to the Notary Department window. What?? Why do I have to return to the Notary Department window again? I did received a minuscule sales receipt. Queens County Clerk's Office is a nice government building. It is ADA accessible by a ramp at the rear entrance through a parking lot on 88th Avenue at 148th Street between 89th Avenue. The steps are abundant, but I took my sweet time climbing high. Be prepared to enter through a metal detector for security (but not detailed like TSA airport style to remove shoes). The artwork for the greenish circle disc is somewhat appealing as it appeared very weathered with time and space from the elements. I highly admire the medium circle concrete stumps where each are inscribed locales names of Queens County: Ozone Park, Howard Beach, Richmond Hill, Cambria Heights, Sunnyside, Woodside, Astoria, Corona, Fresh Meadows, Long Island City, Briarwood, Ridgewood, Forest Hills, Rego Park, Woodhaven, Elmhurst, Bayside, Flushing, Hollis, Kew Gardens, Maspeth, Jamaica, The Rockaways. However, I think many other Queens locales or vicinities are missing: Hunters Point, Tudor Village, Glendale, Jackson Heights, College Point, Douglaston, Little Neck, Queensboro Hill, Jamaica Estates, Floral Park, Auburndale, Pomonok, Hillcrest, Glen Oaks, Whitestone, St. Albans, Laurelton, Queens Village, Rosedale, and Springfield Gardens, et al. These circular concrete stumps symbolism resonate Queens, New York City.

This trip to NYC was not a fun one. We had a death in the family and i was bouncing back and forth…read morebetween Manhattan and the Surrogate Court in Queens to get the documentation needed for a quick entry into my sisters sealed apartment to get clothes for her burial. The office as many have noted is on the first floor just to the left of security. It was well staffed and clean. In addition the staff was super helpful and friendly which I really appreciated. I needed some of the documents notarized which they do right there and there was no line. They also do passports and other documents as well.

This is my go to place for a nice relaxing run/walk. Sometimes you can spot turtles during the…read morewarmer months and baby geese which always brings me joy! People of all ages come here to relax or exercise. This is my happy place and I love coming back to it! Overall it's a great park with many things to do. Definitely the best place to be.

I came to Eisenhower Park to come eat the loot my homie and I got from Stew Leonard's. What a…read morelegendary grocery store that is. As we sat in the midst of this park digging into our pizza, smashburgers, and chicken, there was a group of 11 65+ year old ladies sitting in their sun blocking chairs just living life enjoying each others company. I've lived enough life to know that no amount of money or individual success could replace a strong, core group of friends like that. I was gonna take a picture from a distance but thought that would be a selfish endeavor, so I'm writing this review instead. Also, I must shout out Dwight D. Eisenhower. I'm balls deep in a WWII obsession right now, and he went from a 5-star general leading the Allied victory over the Germans to being the leader of the free world 7 years later. Iconic career path. This park was nice though. A lot of seating, open space, and great people watching while surrounded by nature that allows you to breathe and connect with the universe. IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

They are the absolute best !! I've never felt more comfortable in a dentists office ever ! Dr…read more Moussa is the sweetest soul and Fran the hygienist is amazing !!! They definitely want every aspect of your visit to be 100% stress free in every way.. I'll never go anywhere else

Dr. Moussa is an unbelievably good dentist!! By far the best I've ever gone to. Everything he does…read moreis state-of-the-art as he always has the latest, newest equipment and is on top of his field. He gave me the LANAP treatment for my gums instead of surgery and it completely changed the health of my gums and saved my teeth!!! He's also replaced a few bad crowns for me and his are beautiful and completely natural looking. Besides all that, he is so cool, personable and nice that he always makes me feel comfortable and relaxed. Never stressed. I can't say enough good things about Dr. Moussa. Probably the best dentist in NY!!

Renamed Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Municipal Building as of March 15, 2021 by NYC Mayor Bill de…read moreBlasio. https://www.amny.com/news/brooklyn-municipal-building-renamed-after-ruth-bader-ginsburg/

I have never, in my entire life, had such a painless experience with any sort of government office…read more I'm not sure if it's just the Marriage Licenses & Records department, but I've never seen such government efficiency before. We were in and out in fifteen minutes. There was no line. NO LINE. When one of the windows opened up, we stepped up talked to a nice young gentleman who swiftly took our information and payment, and handed us a marriage license in return. Not even a little muss, nor was their a hint of fuss. I suppose it's only fitting that it was this simple to get our marriage license...because after all, isn't that what they say about marriage? That it's really easy, and you don't have to work at it at all?

This is a cute park, but VERY hard to get to. The signs and GPS will point you to a cemetery. I was…read morevery confused when I first arrived, until a local directed me to go through the cemetery and find it behind the municipal building.

Love coming to this hidden little park. It's great for walking, ruining, or just taking in the…read morepretty sky. There is a short little path through the woods too. Perfect place to get your steps or run in if your looking for an all flat terrain.

If these people had a brain, they'd be dangerous. I filed/verified my Notary Renewal Application on…read moreApril 29. The woman who keys in the information on the computer had the attitude and personality of a python. She told me it would take 4 MONTHS and I should change the date on my stamp. I told her I usually get it in 4-6 weeks and 'fixing' the stamp is illegal. She offered silence..except for "Next, please". My commission expires July 14, 2022. I estimated the time which would be approximately the first week in June. Bingo! I was blessed. Received my new card, June 3. I plan to call there and share my card arrival by phone. It's about the satisfaction of proving people wrong when they think they're so right. Insecure people have a need to be controlling and intimating to the public. She'd make a good Meter Maid.

I had the good fortune of walking right in, with no line, had my notary verified in about 5 minutes…read moreand walked right out. Everyone I encountered was courteous.

Heckscher Park is a beautiful park in the center of Huntington. It's on 18 acres with a gorgeous…read morepond that's has turtles, ducks, and geese Great walking path around the ponds with beautiful scenery and stone work. On the other side of the pond is a very fun kids playground with matted rubber ground for safety and so many fun interactive activities. Street parking, public restrooms, and dogs are allowed. Community events and festivals are also held here making this park an all around great Long Island park.

Finally decided to come here a few years ago, then the day of a big post about demolishing the…read moreplayground lol. I swear only me. Anyway skip ahead a year or 2 later we finally made it on over here. I had no idea it was so close to the main street and I see many park before dinners in our future. Of course the day we finally came here was also one of the hottest recently at almost 90 degrees so we didn't stay to long. We will for sure be back.

It's a courthouse so it's never getting a 5 star rating. This particular courthouse is in suburbia…read morebut is right near the Hempstead LIRR station. There's a Dunkin Donuts right across the street from it so that's also a plus if you're trying to kill time or get breakfast beforehand. The layout is pretty straightforward and security is good about telling you where courts are located. There are ladies rooms on the first & second floors; I didn't have any problems with them when I've been. I've mostly been here for housing court cases and that process was also fairly straightforward. The court itself is definitely "a-okay". It's not dingy and filthy like some of the courts but it's not a brand new state of the art design like Richmond County either.

An extremely "Unpleasant" place filled with "Unpleasant" people. Court Officers, Clerks and Staff…read moreare Condensing, Unpleasant, Unaccommodating and Rude - I personally experienced this. Emotions run high in this place. Honestly - I think "The Machine" is run quite well. Nevertheless, - if you can avoid - which you can't - Well, Not sure what else to say.

This review is all about a shout out to this Eagle Scout Matthew Piscopo. I see this wall all the…read moretime and the veterans and this is the first time I realized it's an Eagle Scout project. Kudos to Matthew! Very well done.

It is a beautiful building, first opened in 1972. There is a beautiful mural of three soldiers and…read morewar heroes who have lived in Bayonne. One is a Congressional Medal of Honor recipi ent named Stephen R. Gregg who Bayonne Hudson County Park is named after. Also there is Nicholas Oresko who has a school named after him as well as William Shemin. The Hallways are adorned with portraits of Bayonne's soldier and military heroes called the Hallway of Heroes. You will very much enjoy visiting there