I only came here to get a copy of my daughter's birth certificate, but I will tell you... what a…read morekind and warm staff there to greet me! They are secure with COVID precautions, including temperature checks, hand sanitizer, and plexiglass partitions. I don't know if you'd check this place for a review, but in my opinion, it was a great experience.

You and your pals looking for a nice place to relax and escape from the madness of calls? Look no…read morefurther than The Carrington House of Sleepy Hollow. This spacious resort is nestled safely among the rolling landscape outside Village proper. My time here was limited to 6 hrs...a mere quarter of a shift. But my first impression when walking inside the living quarters was that it's hella clean. Pros: Kitchen is ginormous, bunks are private, tv can be seen from space. Cons: workout room (only dirty room in the station), lots of radio traffic, strobe in workout room goes off constantly. I can tell these firefighters take their comforts seriously and, for that, I tip my cap. If there's room for improvement, it's the kitchen table and chairs. No wheels, hard plastic...no bueno. Table is super boring & should be replaced by one made by FDC. A station with so many fine things shouldn't accept this atrocity. I'm not planning any future trips to other fire stations. However, if I have to go somewhere, this seems like a good place to land.

We visited Woodstock, IL as tourists. We are not residents and cannot comment on local government,…read moreevents or culture. From and out-of-state tourists pov, this is a very charming, historic town that also happens to be the filming location of the movie Groundhog Day. If visiting for movie trivia, I recommend first stop at the Cherry tree Inn BnB. The owner is absolutely lovely and has maps of movie locations in town (you may be able to find these elsewhere in town too). This is the BnB where Bill Murray stayed in the movie. She will give you a quick tour and has a small shop of movie related items as well as a curio cabinet filled with memorabilia. The downtown area around the main square is surrounded by buildings on the National Register of Historic Places. The park has many monuments to soldiers going back to the 1800's. The grounds are well maintained with lawn, flowers, trees, benches, picnic tables and walking paths. Public drinking fountains are available and a large band stand is here as well. There are many, many "mom & pop" type businesses all around the square. Cafe's, restaurants, art centers, books, yoga, clothes, bridal shop, bakeries, and other food stores with plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy the day with your coffee or cocktail. Walk outward from the square down side streets and you'll come across the local, historic movie theater where you can catch a $2 movie (some, not all), church, bank, Moose hall, bowling alley and gorgeous homes from the late 1800's and early 1900's. The neighborhoods are so quiet, some with tree lined streets and beautiful gardens. I understand in summer the town can get busy with tourists, especially on the weekends. Our stop in early June was very pleasant and not at all crowded. Plenty of parking in the square during our morning visit, but I can see how it would fill quickly on a busy day. Whether you live nearby, are a movie enthusiast or just traveling through the area Woodstock is a pleasant town to check out. There is plenty of info online if you want to know more.

The small independent City of Woodstock is located in northwest Illinois about an 80 minute train…read moreride from downtown Chicago. Woodstock began as the 19th century cultural-hub for many of the neighboring towns in the area. Woodstock is an historic Village, built around a picturesque central Square. This original cobblestone square surrounds a park with an old fashioned gazebo for bands. This particular square was chosen out of all others as the main location for the Bill Murray & Harold Ramis movie, "Groundhog Day". Historic Buildings on the square are the old Post Office, the 19th century redbrick City Hall & Courthouse (now called The Public House ) which had a Jail in its basement (now a restaurant), and the towering redbrick Opera House (where young Paul Newman and Orson Welles did their first stage shows). Nearly all of the other buildings on the square are decades (if not over a century) old, all of which have been refurbished to their historic beauty before the many local stores, restaurants, boutiques, and cafés moved into them. The entire surrounding neighborhood of the Old Center of Woodstock is filled to the brim with beautifully restored Victorian homes that are well worth driving past for a look. Overall, the City of Woodstock is worth a visit, even though the Village Central Square, however quaint and authentic, is a little touristy and overpriced.

They offer a good CPR class and their staff is professional. I have not heard any negative feedback…read morein regards to their emergency response time.

Top of the line service. The officer at the check in are so friendly and the building is just…read moregorgeous. All staff are very kind and friendly. I am suggesting to bring change to pay for parking meters. The meters take .5c, .10c and .25cents they also have free parking down the block If you need a lawyer the will recommend you one I was very please with their service very professional, efficient and friendly

I'm reviewing the buildings of Dekalb County Government in Sycamore Illinois purely as a tourist…read moreand certainly not in terms of being a local citizen or voter. These historic and beautiful buildings, especially the court building and the original part of the library are worth a visit if you're anywhere near. Sycamore is an old town that dates back to the mid 19th century and there are some lovely old houses worth a walk in fall or spring. But THE time to visit is for the annual Sycamore Pumpkin Festival Parade. What fun!

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Big shoutout to the Wauconda Police Department, specifically, Officer Rob Pet and Sgt. Dustin…read moreBuffington. We experienced two unrelated mishaps (both stupid) and these fine gents helped us out, extended themselves with such courtesy and understanding ... that we felt less stupid. Thanks guys. Thank you for what you do for all of us.

Best Chamber ever! Luanne and Nan are creative, active and have been an essential element to help…read moreme grow my business