When the wifi in my home malfunctioned, I had to turn to the Schiller Park Library. It's a gem I…read morehave overlooked for years. Most important for me are the free wifi and the availability of private work rooms for 1-3 people; the rooms are available on an hourly basis. If you don't have a computer they do have a computer room; I didn't try that but I presume their computers are available per hour. A message to the other reviewer: if you get to the library early enough you can get one of the rooms and stay there for 2, maybe three hours. I believe you have to be a resident of Schiller Park to use the facilities or at least check out a book or video; it's OK if anyone corrects me on this. And the staff is friendly too.

A very small snall library with no privacy. Three small private rooms and not many books at all…read more They need to upgrade.

Easy access off of Wolf road just north of North avenue. Very nice large library. Three levels in…read morethe building. They have an elevator and a staircase to access all levels. Great knowledgeable friendly staff.

My hometown library which has had major improvements over the past 2 decades…read more The shelves and reading areas are always clean and organized, and the staff friendly and helpful. Their most recent addition of the statue of the Incredible Hulk is perfect for kids and adult superhero fans alike.

Able to use the computer with scanner and print availability. The staff seem to be willing to help.read more

It appears deceptively small when you're passing by on Grand, but I think this library does alright…read morefor the little space it has. Computers work really well if you need to go online, and the selection of books, magazines, etc. appeared to be decent for a library this size. And like another person said, there is a reading room in the back of this library. Staff is pretty friendly here, as well. Might be the smallest library in the suburbs for all I know, but it does its job fine for being limited to a building this size.

This receptionist, staff, police auxiliary, whatever her title is... is a know it all, little snot…read more When you go in to speak to someone 2 days in a row plz don't just say they are busy. Once you got off your high horse and you "allowed" me to talk to your sergeant my issue was fixed with in minutes. You aren't worldly enough to know what you are speaking about.

Double the price for the late purchase of a glass sticker !!! This could happen to you at Franklin…read morePark. I understand there are late fees everywhere, but not 100%!

One of the many Frank Lloyd Wright houses on our list, we bought tickets while in town…read more I will say apart from the house being somewhat contradictory to many attributes that make up a Wright design, the house was very nice. The tour however was probably one of the weakest I have been to. Our guide was forgetful and really didn't go over the basics with the house as we are accustomed to with Wright tours: commission of the home, Wright himself, change of hands with home, and while walking thru it- design aspects chosen inside the home. There's three levels - you only get to see two, and the second floor is currently an office so it is hard to get a real feel for the place. Easily the weakest tour we have been on

I love the work of Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright, so touring this house made perfect since…read moreas both were involved in its design. The mansion is located in a gorgeous corner of the Gold Coast and represents an important part of the city's architectural story. That being said, it's not the most impressive historic house I've ever been in. In fact, it wasn't the most impressive one I went in on that day. For me, the things that made this tour worth doing were the small details like the windows, doors, wood screen in the hallway, and the fireplace surround. There aren't many rooms and the furnishings are not original. The textured walls seem odd and the lighting has been altered in several places (like he sconces). The tour guide was very knowledgeable, but they don't know much about the original owners due to their private nature. The building is now used as offices, so the upstairs bedrooms contain desks and bookshelves rather than being set as they were intended. It takes some imagination when you walk though them. The house is only open two days a week - Wed and Sat. I bought tickets I advance, but you can probably get them in person most times. I'm glad I went, it the friend who accompanied me thought it wasn't as impressive as the other houses we toured that afternoon.

I completed two years at triton, I am one credit short of graduating. 1/4 the teachers care, the…read morerest only care about students who get good grades. The online classes can be cancelled after the start date, resulting in (me) graduating late And if you reach out like they tell you to it won't do anything. I did, I reached out to Sheldon turner head of the science department but he does not care enough to respond. I enjoyed my time at triton but the second something goes wrong they won't fix it, they will ignore you.

Triton College loves to flash their slogan: "There's a place for you." But for students like me,…read morethe truth is ugly -- there's no place here unless you're willing to be chewed up by their broken system and blamed for problems they created. I came to Triton determined to break cycles. I would've been the first person in my family to earn a degree. I worked my way down to just four classes away from finishing. Four classes from changing everything. But instead of support, Triton gave me roadblocks, mixed-up advising, and endless financial strain. I'm a full-time single mom. I work, I take care of my child, and I go without to make this education happen. I already live with food insecurity, already wonder how I'm going to pay bills and still make sure my kid eats. Every dollar and every hour matters. And still, Triton acts like none of that matters. Their advising system is a complete failure. You can ask three different staff members the same question and get three different answers. When you follow their guidance and it turns out to be wrong, the blame falls on you. Their mistakes become your bill -- extra classes, extra books, extra tuition. Time and money I couldn't afford to lose, gone, because they can't give consistent answers. They love to brag about resources and "access." But in reality, access here means limited hours, endless red tape, and confusing processes that make you feel trapped. When you ask for help, you get brushed off. Push harder, and you're treated like you're the problem. Meanwhile, the college has every system in place to protect themselves but none to protect the students. It's like Triton profits off students' confusion and desperation. They trap you into paying for classes you shouldn't need, charge you for their own mistakes, and leave you holding the blame. I've already skipped meals to pay for gas to get to class. I've already sacrificed sleep and time with my child to study. And still, Triton found a way to take more. On top of tuition and fees, I had to purchase the tools necessary for my program -- tools that should've been provided by a place of instruction. I spent money I didn't have just to participate in my own classes. Only after I submitted a formal complaint did Triton finally supply tools for students to use on site. That's not support -- that's neglect. And it proves that unless students speak up and fight, Triton won't take action. The stress this school has caused me isn't just about education -- it's about survival. I was so close to finishing, so close to being the first degree earner in my family, and Triton made it feel impossible. That's something I'll never forgive: they don't just block progress, they crush hope. And yet, I need to be clear -- not everyone at Triton is part of the problem. The only reason I haven't given up completely is because of Lena Musa and Kenneth Davis. They are the only two people in my program who treated me like my education and my life mattered. They gave real answers, real guidance, and real respect. Without them, Triton would've broken me completely. Triton College needs to stop selling slogans and start owning up to their failures. Students deserve support, not punishment. We deserve guidance, not confusion. We deserve a system that helps us succeed instead of one that bleeds us dry. Until that happens, Triton is not a place for you -- it's a place that will leave you broke, blamed, and broken.

Friendly customer service, QUICK and easy. Even with a few people waiting, the line moves quickly…read moreand the instructions are clear. Would recommend.

Horrible service, tells you "wrong numer for immigration services" and hangs up on you, even though…read moreit is in the name.

The mail carrier who delivered mail to my mom's condo building, made a MAJOR MISTAKE, when she put…read moremy mom's end of year Social Security statement (including SS # and full name & address), in another unit owner's mailbox, and that unit owner opened it up, and saw my mother's personal information... that person realized it didn't belong to them & wrote on a sticky note that it was "opened by mistake put in my mailbox." So much for IDENTITY THEFT Schiller Park mail carrieers!