horrible i have confirmation they did not follow policy on giving me my social security card then…read morerefusing to give me another one

My mom and I took my Dad here to sign up for social security since he is turning 70 this year. We…read moremade an appointment before we arrived. The office shares a parking lot with La Peep restaurant, which is really nice if you want to have a meal and then head over to the office. Upon arriving, there are notices on the door that food and drink is not allowed-- this is strictly enforced as several people tried to enter with drinks and were sent out. Once inside there is an electronic kiosk where you can sign in if you have an appointment or can pick stand by and it prints out a ticket with a number. You're called by number and there's a screen to let you know what number they are on in case you're not paying attention (most people weren't haha) The process was smooth and efficient and the office was clean and had comfortable chairs.

These Recruiters care! They are very professional, and help you get the information you need to…read moremake a decision if the Army is a choice you want to make! You don't have to make an appointment but they do normally make appointments to ensure they have the time they need to dedicate to you. Highly recommend stopping by and possibly changing your future!

From the owner: Bringing quality young men and women into the Army - people who will complete their tours of duty…read moreand make a contribution to the Nation's defense and assisting the United States Recruiting Command (USAREC) in Fort Knox, KY. The Rolla Recruiting Station (RRS) is responsible for manning both the Active Army and the U.S. Army Reserve, ensuring security and readiness for our Nation. Recruiting operations are conducted throughout Rolla, Salem, St James, Cuba and surrounding cities in Missouri. The RRS consists of two recruiters and one station commander who work hand and hand with everyone wanting more information about the Army and Army Reserve. They strive to assist anyone that is willing to move forward in the process. With the RRS they conduct interview's in person, at home/school, Skype or Facetime, they also can show you jobs offered, incentives and education benefits that you would receive before you even made the decision to join. They are in place now to assist with your schedule and make the process for information/joining more convenient for you.

I am so thankful for this library. The staff are friendly and always in a great mood. They have…read moreeven ordered things we needed that they didn't have. Materials are usually in top notch shape. They seem to take good care of the cd and dvd collection. There's usually some extra stuff going on at the library. They have a huge community bulletin board of events. Every 2-3 months they host a blood drive, and there is always a craft and a scavenger hunt available for kids. With your library card you also get a limited membership to Hoopla and Kanopy, for digital resources. There is an automatic renewal if no one has reserved the item and a generous grace period.

Nice 2 story library with an online system. Huge children's library, genealogical section, and…read moreplenty of books to choose from. Access to computers. They have book sales every so often. They also hold many events here. Check out the local paper or online to find the recent events being held. If you can't find a specific book, ask. They will try to find it at one of their sister locations and have it sent over and held for you.

During a weekend visit to Indiana Dunes we wanted to get a really good hike in. We stopped by the…read moreIndiana Dunes Visitor Center and we were thankful we did. It seems if you know nothing about the area, you can be easily confused and lost. The State park actually is in the National Park boundary. The volunteer at the visit center gave us many hiking options. We ended up choosing the Bailly Homestead and Chellberg Farm. Both for the history aspect of it and the great hiking trails. It had three loops, a smaller one about .63 mile, a larger one about a mile, and the big loop approximately 2.4 miles with runs into the Calumet Trail. All are pretty easy walks. If your looking for a great hike in the Dunes area definitely give the Bailly Homestead a look. It has a decent size parking lot and restrooms. I'd also highly suggest stopping by the National Park Visitor Center as it is very close by.

This is one of the better hikes in the Indiana Dunes NP. Better yet, it's perfect for anyone as…read moreit's little more than a walk in the woods. And it's full of history. There's a parking lot, picnic tables, restrooms and other park facilities at the trailhead. Check out the map of the trails-and take a pic for reference on your phone. There are a few different trails and spurs that you can take. I like the loop that takes you through the Chellberg Farm, to the Bailey Cemetery and then have a beer or snack at the Homestead. That's about a two mile loop. If you'd just like to see the Homestead straightaway, park down by the Little Calumet River that it overlooks-three lefts from the parking lot. Easy parking down by the fishing hole and just a short walk up the hill to the Bailey Homestead. This was an 1820s fur trading post. This was the NorthWest back in those frontier days. Can you imagine? You can see what a perfect location it is. For me it's a perfect spot for a boozy picnic. Cheers!

This place is just a government run facility but I swear the people here are so friendly and…read morewelcoming. Super fast even with a line. Such a difference from getting it done at a Chicago DMV

We all hate going to the BMV based on experiences and expectations. But actually didnt wait a…read moresecond and was in and out in 5 minutes today. Honestly made my day because I am so used to other BMVs being the worst.

Wow. Not normally a fan of the Blue Line, but I did a really stupid thing in parking my car in the…read moreSouthShore 11th street lot (that was not the stupid part, do that all the time, perfectly safe), BUT in waiting for train to Chicago, a call came in from my (adult) son's doctor, very involved, and so I thought that I had not closed trunk to my car after boarding the train. Just could not conjure image of me slamming trunk shut . . . So, about 20 minutes into train westbound, I called the MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA POLICE NON EMERGENCY LINE; they were great. Super professional and did not question my stupid request: to drive by 11th street lot and check to see that car parked did not have trunk open!!!! (potential robbery of not important stuff like old golf clubs); They did this AND called me me back to confirm that the trunk was closed. Just cannot say enough goodness about these fine people. Thank you Michigan City Police Dept.

I know the police only can take you in a certain area But i'm being held hostage by these crazy…read moremormons and they want let me out this city I own Lamborghini and they don't want to see me driving who are they Master Lee of Japan and family

Failure to assist with a mental health case. The officers are lazy and despite giving information…read moreabout the case AND hearing it from FIVE additional people, they dismissed the very serious and dangerous situation and went to go get some donuts. Absolutely outrageous the treatment I received.

Great facility the most energy efficient government complex in the state of Indiana. This is a…read moregreat achievement for this small community. Driving by you first see the three spiral windmills, great walking distance to a grand blvd lake where you can go for a stroll or rent some paddle boats, fish, and have a Picnic. A must stop on your way home from a busy day enjoy