Great spot for the community when the weather is inclement. Huge play structure, large indoor…read morefields with balls and soccer nets, plenty of seating, clean bathrooms, and a large parking. It's nice that the church opens it up to the community. Highly recommend for a free thing to do with the kids, since Maine does not have a lot of indoor free activities.

Love this place. It's a great community center with a soccer field, basketball courts, meeting…read morespaces and more. Great place for families of a nice spot to work from. Good wifi and coffee thanks to the Mainely Wraps that's located inside.

I was here helping my mom who is deaf take care of some personal business…read more Easy to get to. I recommend coming in on the regular entrance, unless it is full then there is additional parking at the next entrance, although then there are a bunch of stairs to go up. Go to the kiosk to get your number, similar to DMV, then they will call you up. Staff are super friendly and helpful. Cubicles you go in are private and quiet

I have been to social security office in Saco on a few…read more occasions over the years. I have never reviewed them before until now. On Monday we walked in to find a packed room full of people patiently waiting. The security officer James suggested we come back on Thursday typically a slow day. James happens to be the nicest person I have ever encountered. Not only is he nice but he offers to help everyone who walks in with a geniune smile & kind words. So we arrive back to SS on Thursday. There to greet us was James. As usual he's his same cordial self. Sure enough we had only a short wait. Our # 's were called & Nancy waited on us. There must be something in the drinking water that makes the employees extra pleasant. Kudos to the social security office in Saco Maine!!!

For my many year's while living in westbrook. I had a bunch…read moreof experience's here voting. Registering to vote. Getting my cars some up. My hunting licenses. It's a nice building two floors, Although I've Only been on the one. When you enter there is row of chairs to right and the counter on the left. A middle roped off area while you wait for your turn. To right, right before that is a Hallway that you will go down to go vote and such. I've had good service from all the staff and they retain all there for a long time so you will get to know that well if you live in westbrook for awhile. Not too hot or cold inside. As with any state or government agency, If you wang a in and out experience. Do your homework bring what you need and you'll be fine.

The staff laughed at us for our request being too last minute. The situation and matter was very…read moreserious for us, and this was unprofessional.

Fires books and…read moreweddings The Cape Porpoise Library is a small community library located in the Cape Porpoise section of the town of Kennebunkport. A small, one room library, it is actually part of an old building called Atlantic Hall. Atlantic Hall was an old fire house built around 1914 but when the new fire station was completed across the street in 1959, Atlantic Hall became available for local and private events. Lots of parties, weddings, celebrates, concerts and even lobster bakes have been held in the hall. The library is small but definitely full of charm and history. Not a whole lot of books or materials but the larger and far more useful Kennebunkport town library is located only a short distance away. The library is just one room but has a lovely ambiance with old and new photos, comfy places to sit and lots of cute and interesting stuff kind of scattered about. Not a huge or stunning library but one that is definitely unique. This place is an anachronism, a library that reflects how things use to be. You can get a book, use a computer and even have a lobster bake, attend a party, or get married upstairs. Just the way people have done for a long time.

Stopped by while driving through Kennebunkport on vacation as they were having a used book sale in…read morethe basement. My wife is a sucker for used book sales. The disappointing part was they had no paperbacks. The good part was the hardback selection was very good for a small library and the prices were very reasonable.

We arrived at 7:22 AM & the line had 26 people before us. At exactly 8:00 AM the doors opened. We…read moregot ticket # 's 27 & 28. What a SHAME that only 2 windows manned when there are 6 windows total. SHAAME on the DMV they don't have all the windows manned.

Got married and moved to Maine the next day. So I had a laundry list of "to do's" at the BMV…read more When I arrived, I got a ticket number. I was #72, they were serving #20. It took about 2 hours before I was seen. Which is expected at any place like this. * you CAN schedule an appt and skip the wait* (I didn't know this). There were 4-5 people staffed. The lady that helped me was WONDERFUL! I had so many questions. As Maine laws are much different than Wisconsin. Additionally, I'm young, so I don't know how all of this works. She answered every one, she was patient and kind with me. I would highly recommend this place to anybody!

This afternoon's "office" was the Scarborough library where I had a productive day. Clean, quiet,…read morewell stocked and with a free wifi that worked really well. It's great that they allow non-residents to use the library - you just can't borrow materials and that's okay by me! [Review 18560 overall - 111 in Maine - 2082 of 2022.]

Scarborough residents are so lucky to have this library in their town. What a beautiful space! The…read morestaff is incredible -- always helpful and friendly. They have a vast book selection, and the amount of community events is impressive for a library this small and a town of this size. Their hours of operation are also very convenient. I've been visiting regularly and love every minute I get to spend there

This Lighthouse is only about 20 ft tall and is still used as of this day. It sits on the Marginal…read moreWay Clift Walk in Ogunquit ME. and the views are breath taking. Nice walking path in front of it and lots of people walking on that path. This Lighthouse was built in 1948 is in very nice shape and still lit as of today. Rumor is its disguised as a pumping station for sewage, but I have not been able to confirm that.

This is a cute little lighthouse that you can see for some fun ops! When we were visiting, we were…read moretrying to see how many lighthouses we could see and find.

The Babb's Bridge is a faithful reconstruction of a 19th century bridge that stood here until it…read morewas destroyed by arson in 1973. The new bridge was built in 1976 and carries Hurricane Road over the Presumpscot River between Gorham and Windham. It is a single-span queenspost truss bridge. The present bridge was built, in part as a community effort with donated materials and labor, using techniques that might have been used in the construction of the original. The bridge has a 10' clearance at the sides so my van would fit but I did not see a weight limit posted so I didn't try. [Review 18557 overall - 108 in Maine - 2079 of 2022.]