You got to love a small town Post Office and at noontime the town siren marks 12:00 for the town…read moreand if you never experienced that it'll catch you off guard. Year's ago during WWII many Midwest towns installed sirens for awareness and later used for tornado warnings and noontime alarms as for the Post Office it's a center of activity for many

This was one of my most friendly post office experiences EVER! After dealing with hostile postal…read moreclerks enforcing non-standard practices in Mentor where I was actually required to wait in line for 20 minutes to drop off a package that already had postage - this was quite a breath of fresh air! I wanted to ship home my lovely souvenire necklaces from the Frank Lloyd Wright house, along with my glasses which broke after ending up in the bottom of my CamelBak and a few other gifts. The postal clerk was very friendly and helpful, chatting with me about my trip as she helped me get padding materials, tape and label organized for my little flat rate box. On the way out, I noticed that they had a special "lost and found" box for keys, glasses and the like - which I just haven't ever seen anywhere else. That's a really special post office!