[Dorebea]

Originally Posted by kaniess

The problem with the paper phone book is that it is not searchable in the modern sense. There should be an online companion edition so that we can find all listings for our hometown or street in TV, for example.

Good idea!

[simpilot]

I just used my new phone book to look up address of a friend.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by Nevinmann

Refreshing to hear a positive remark like yours. I was curiously reading and kind of doing a mini social study of grumpy people's attitudes, when I saw your comment. Thanks.

which comment?

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by KRM0614

Didn’t get a phone book and it’s none of your business where people open their mail. So much for the friendliest home town. You were this way long before any outbreak.

Rather opinionated and close to a personal attack.........

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by Dlbonivich

If you have questions about our new garbage system, you should take a tour and educate yourself on eBay happens to your recycling and what the incinerator is and how it works. Quit spreading your environmental garbage which is incorrect Thanks

Are garbage systems now being listed on eBay?

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

My postal station has 5 trash cans. If they are not there for junk mail, then why are they there?

Dog Poop.

[EdFNJ]

Originally Posted by Bonnie and Dave

I haven’t had a landline phone in many years, but I actually find this book useful. If you take the time to go through it, you’ll find info about how to get what/where in TV; maps; coupons; find a listing of people from your home state-even your hometown; churches, shopping and restaurant information; and so much more.

Google and Village Community Development Districts are your friend. EVERYTHING in the tree-killing book (except for all the phone numbers of which probably 75% are outdated and which very often ends up in the trash can easily be found online on your computer or your cell phone through lots of villages resources even including maps and navigation to wherever you need to go. How do you find people in your home state? DO yo through every listing line by line and randomly call them to say hi??

[EdFNJ]

Originally Posted by riley2011

There is still a need for phone books. Toss yours out if you don’t need it.

And therein lies the problem!

[mjpuleo]

i'm old fashion and happen to like the phone books

[Velvet]

I have the TV phone book on my kitchen counter. Although I Google nearly everything I used that phone book to check out taxi and other services. For residents our neighborhood has an up to date quite detailed phone book which I treasure, everyone lists their numbers and contacts and it is strictly local. Very useful.