I didn't have to wait on hold for nearly as long as I thought I would. It was probably about 10…read moreminutes. She was very nice and gave me advice on how to proceed.

The website does not work. All you need to make a payment is your username password social security…read morenumber pin number shoe size hat size and the last thing is you need to answer the question what is the meaning of life correctly.

After all the horror stories that I hear and read about the Cranston DMV, I decided to give the…read moreWarren DMV a try. I was not disappointed. I went for my Driver's license renewal and I was IN/OUT in less than 60 minutes. They have ample parking and the crowds moved quickly. They are only open on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 8:30-3:30. There are some things they don't do like commercial licenses, etc... Please check their website for specific details.

If you need to return a license plate -hit the information button to get the correct ticket I just…read morewaited two hours and could have been in and out in 20 minutes... Good to know for next time!

Arcadia Management Area offers several trails for a variety of fitness levels. The Roaring Brook…read moretrail is a boardwalk that is wheelchair accessible. It wanders past a small falls from the pond and has a some viewing platforms, fishing areas as well as places to sit a spell and share a meal or enjoy the area. The boardwalk pathway is 'there and back again' with a parking area at both ends. The management area is 14,000 acres and includes Browning Mill pond where you'll find one of Tomas Dambo's trolls and Stepping Stone Falls trail. They have rustic camp sites and day hike areas. Fishing and hunting are allowed during specific times of the year. Trails are used by hikers, horseback riders and cyclists. Definitely check out their web page for information such as when to wear your orange (so you're not mistaken for a deer), how to get a license to fish or hunt, to make camping reservations and more.

On September 23, I attended a Sublimation Tote Bag Workshop at 5:30 pm at South Providence Library…read more Canvas tote bags, pre-printed images on sublimation paper, scissors, and heat-resistant tape were laid out on the table. There were two options to design the bag: Option A: Make a collage-style tote using pre-printed images and Option B: Create a fully custom tote using your own images (from your phone, the internet, or personal photos). I took a look at the pre-printed images and they were great for my tote bag. Great job to Sarah for picking these images! There were a great variety. After I chose the pre-printed images and created my design on the canvas tote bag, Sarah showed me how to use the heat press machine. The heat press machine needed to warm up to 390 degrees. Sarah also checked the bag to make sure they're clean and didn't have any creases. I first pressed the background on the sublimation paper face down and then I used heat-resistant tape to hold in place the characters face down on top and pressed again. The tote came out great and it didn't take long at all. The Sublimation Tote Bag Workshop at South Providence Library was so much fun and I was able to create my own one-of-a-kind tote bag using the sublimation press. Sarah was a great instructor and very friendly. Only 4 people including myself were doing the workshop. I hope more people attend the workshops in the future. South Providence Library is located on Prairie Ave and it is a two way narrow street. When I arrived about 5:30pm, it was quite busy and I parked about a block away. There is street parking available.

A historic branch…read more Most branch libraries are pretty small and undistinguished, useful but certainly not very interesting or aesthetically appealing. But there are exceptions. The South Providence Branch Library is one of those exceptions. Designed and built by Howe and Rathbone in 1930, the library was actually placed on the National Registry of Historic Places in 1998. Not one of the grand and stunning libraries that are so common around New England, this library does have it's charms. Nice staircases and lighting and even a fireplace or two, it's obvious that this library isn't just something thrown up by the lowest bidder. Parking can be a be iffy and the building doesn't really stand out from the outside, but this library deserves more than just a casual glance to appreciate it's beauty.

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!

Love a low key post office. Parking was easy here, they share the building with a self storage…read morefacility. I went in recently and only had to wait a few minutes before I was helped with a smile. Plenty of self serve options within the post office itself as well as the counter staff. Convenient location with fast service.

Ran in during the Christmas rush with some last minute packages for out of state friends. It looked…read morelike I had just missed a big rush because about six people came out just before I went in. There was a short line of 3 people when I got inside. There were two employees working the 'windows' and they gave each and every customer their undivided and friendly attention. The first thing they said to each person is 'sorry for the wait'. They must have to say that a hundred time a day at least. It's the holiday and everyone is sending packages. These ladies were working efficiently and remained friendly. That is really a big deal. I don't often run out this way, and stopped by this post office because it was on my way between other stops. Boy am I glad I went this way. A really great P.O. experience. Well done.

This library is such a gem! To start off it's beautiful and I love how historic it is. Even the…read moregrounds are thoughtfully landscaped and the flowers look beautiful in the Summer. Both the children's room librarian and the checkout desk librarian were friendly. It was very easy to sign up for a card and I enjoyed hearing more about the library. The children's room is adorable and was chock full of awesome books. I appreciated the back to school book suggestion lists that they had for every age from baby to fifth grade! I checked out quite a few from the list. Parking is easy out front and if you want to stay longer than 30 minutes there is more street parking just ahead of the library and the town parking lot a block away. I look forward to more library adventures.

This place is like a second home for me. When I first moved out here, I practically lived in this…read morelibrary for a year, studying for my certification exam. Although there's only one private room, the main floor, with its comfy chairs and rows of bookshelves, is quiet and inviting. You can sit down, truly enjoy the quiet, and immerse yourself in your reading while basking in the natural light streaming through the windows. It has a soothing atmosphere that can be a real snoozer, and that's a compliment. This particular location also offers a good selection of foreign movies, which I really appreciate. The first floor below houses the computers and the children's section, complete with a friendly reference librarian. While the hours are somewhat limited compared to larger libraries, and parking can be a challenge, it's conveniently located right behind Main Street, East Greenwich. After your visit, you can head straight for a stroll. There's even a bike rack close to the entrance. The patrons are mostly older individuals who look like genuine book lovers, along with young parents and children who likely come for the activities and the dedicated children's area. Like many buildings and homes in East Greenwich, this library boasts a beautiful, historic architecture.

Being the nerd that I am, I came here on my birthday. Since last year, I've been challenging myself…read moreto visit all public libraries in the state of Rhode Island. This was the 10th one I visited. Since it was a Friday morning, there weren't many people there. However, when we first walked in, we overheard someone teaching little kids Spanish in a very animated way; it was very cool to see important programs like this in action. We were planning on spending some time here reading, so had my book with me. A friendly librarian stopped me to tell me how good the book I had was which reassured my decision to pick it up. We went down an aisle that led to the children's library. They had fun little puzzles and announcements on the wall. I noticed that in one section, the books had stickers on the spines to categorize by genre which was really cool. I also saw they had Viola Davis' memoir, so I snatched that quickly. In the distance, we saw a table covered with a huge coloring page and color pencils. We spent about 20 minutes coloring, which was very therapeutic and fun. When we got up, we noticed a shelf with a bunch of items to loan for a week including tools and equipment, health and fitness stuff, fun and games, and electronic and technology. To give an idea, some stuff I saw included: hopscotch set, leaf blower, therapy lamp, and power drill. They were organized by category which was very helpful. The staff here were very friendly and we were very impressed with this library. They also do have EV parking/ charging stations which is cool - it might be the first library I see with that feature.

It's weird to review a library right? I'm going to blame it on COVID, like I do everything…read morenowadays. Just kidding. BUT this library really has been a lifesaver during "these trying times". They have great COVID procedures if you must enter, but they also offer curbside services - and best of all, they make these amazing craft/learning kits for preschoolers all the way up to teens. Entertaining kids this past year has been such a challenge and the letter packets this library makes for preschoolers are so fun and creative. My kid loves them. And every single librarian we've met outside the library has been friendly - even the poor gentleman who came outside in snowy, 21 degree weather to bring me a letter packet. Thank you Middletown Library! Saving parents sanity, one craft kit at a time.