I'm not sure what the issue is lately with this particular Branch but it leaves Alot to be desired…read morethat far sure.. 2 complaints. #1. I just recently placed in the mail box located in front of Jewel food store on elm Street I place a card in the mail box on a Monday the card destination was a few miles away in neighboring town wonder lake it took. 5. Days to get to its destination. #2. My mail lady keeps putting our mail and our neighbors mail in the WRONG MAILBOX... REALLY?? the service has been Horrible lately

Bad attitude! To the woman who is taking the Passport applications on the morning of Saturday March…read more6,2021. If you don't like your job go find a new one. Stop treating people like shit! Have some compassion. Sitting in line to mail packages and watching and listening to you treat these people like shit, how dare you! Telling the people with the baby they needed to make a new appointment because some of the paperwork was incorrect. How about helping them to get it completely correctly? And the other people standing in line at 10:15 waiting on you and then giving them shit saying they should have been here 15 minutes early. They were here on time. You are not their boss at their job. They were on time for the appointment set by you. If you have a grudge about having to work with the public in your job, get a new job where you are stuck in a factory or somewhere not dealing with the public. My last words on this. TREAT PEOPLE THE WAY YOU WANT TO BE TREATED!!!

This is a nice, basic post office. There is ample parking in front, the interior is all postal…read morerelated. The employees are friendly and helpful. I like the self serve postal machine when it is fully operational. I've been going to this post office for over 20 years. I wish they kept their doors open outside of working hours to drop off packages at any time. I guess they have their reasons, so no biggie. Our postal guy has been so friendly towards my Golden Retriever. She likes to greet him when we are out on walks. Overall, no complaints, good service.

Although not as historic and classy as the original downtown Woodstock post office that now has a…read morebank in it, this one is functional with fine employees. Lots of parking and a short drive (or a long walk) from downtown. I got stamps to put on my postcards. Do you know what I'm talking about? Then you're old.

5 Stars - Waukegan Mail Depot…read more Always a smooth experience at this location. The staff is friendly, efficient, and helpful--especially during busy hours. The facility is clean and well-organized, making every visit quick and stress-free. Easily one of the best-run post offices around!

We highly recommend Michael and his business for shipping, packing, post office boxes,…read more photocopies, mailing supplies, etc! We have been working with him for years and have never ever had an issue, nothing but excellent service! Love to support local businesses -- especially privately owned ones like this one. Five stars!

As a young adult, I remember my mom sending me packages filled with great items, and I knew I was…read morereceiving something terrific when I saw the label was from Lake Forest Pack and Ship. I am older now, and mom recently passed away, so I needed to send a few valuables to my home in Georgia. Michael at LF Pack and Ship took the best care of me and the items. Everything (oil paintings, crystal, picture frames) arrived safely, in perfect condition, and early (thank you, FedEx ground)!

veteran owned, amazing conveniently located shipping location. you can drop off UPS, FedEx, USPS…read moremaking it a one stop for all including notary services, fingerprinting, and car registration. Zach is awesome and he had let me know they also make custom t-shirts. it's really calm and cute inside too!

From the owner: We are a veteran owned and family run shipping and printing company. We specialize in all your…read moreshipping needs and have years of experience. Not only can we ship what’s most valuable to you but we provided exceptional customer service.

REALID UPDATE! This…read moreDMV is the best! The best service, efficient processes, and shorter than average wait times. I came here on a "walk-in" Saturday for getting my license updated for REALID. The facility opened at 7:30am and I got in the outdoor line at 7:20am. There were probably about 50-60 people ahead of me and after the doors opened it took about 25min for me to get in the building. When I finally got to talk to a human, it was about a 1 hour wait overall. They confirmed I had the proper documents and then it was a 10 min wait to get my photograph taken. From there, I sat about 20 minutes in a waiting area to get my documents scanned and pay the fee ($5 + $1 card fee). Once I did get to the teller, Marcie (who was very kind), it was about 10 min for processing and scanning. After that, a 3 min wait to get my printed temporary REALID, until it comes in the mail in 2 weeks. In and out in just less than 2 hours. I had headphones to keep me entertained. My advice is that if you can get there by 7:00am, you'll have a real shot at getting out of there in an hour. Don't go anywhere else! This is the best. PS. There's a sign hanging in one of the offices that reads, "You don't have to be crazy to work here, we'll train you." If that's not the best example of self-awareness ever, I don't know what is.

Agency worker Ron Serpico very helpful. Understanding and very kind man.wish more people in…read morecustomer service jobs were more efficient and reachable like nr Serpico.

This review is for the virtual library services. With the pandemic in full swing, I have been…read moredoing more virtual events this year. With most of the places I love going to being in lockdown, there is plenty of time at home to take in these events. McHenry Library partnered with John Gowing, a teacher in England for 32 years, then a London Blue Badge tour guide for 11 years, to present a virtual tour of Westminster Abbey. While most definitely an Englishman, John reside in Huntley, IL, after marrying an American and presents talks on British history, culture and London tourist attractions for local groups. The hour long presentation consisted of John speaking on the history of the Abbey, along with showing photos of the architecture and various tombstones in the Abbey. John was very engaging and had a lot of great antidotes to the tour. Having toured the Abbey three times pre-covid, this was a nice trip down memory lane and definitely easier on the feet. He has his own Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/AVeryBritishSubject/?ref=page_internal. Kudos to McHenry library for setting up this event. Tour itself went smoothly and there weren't any technical hiccups. One of my favorite parts of touring the Abbey are the different people buried there and the ten modern martyr statues above the west doorway. The lower part of the towers are 15th century and the tops of the towers were completed in 1745. There were never any statues in this space, although it was obviously intended that they should. The space was empty until 1998 when martyrs of the 20th century were added. The ten statues represent people who have died in circumstances of oppression and persecution: Kolbe from Poland, Manche Masemola from South Africa, Janani Luwum from Uganda, Grand Duchess Elizabeth of Russia, Martin Luther King Jr from the USA, Oscar Romero from El Salvador, Dietrich Bonhoeffer from Germany, Esther John from Pakistan, Lucian Tapiedi from Papua New Guinea and Wang Zhiming from China. The Archbishop of Canterbury unveiled the statues in the presence of Queen Elizabeth II in July 1998. Four different sculptors carried out the statues which are carved from French Richemont limestone. After doing this virtual tour, I decided to check out the library to see what other events they had scheduled and ended up getting an e-card. I have not been to a library in years except to possibly vote. It was easy to set up the e-card and I had instant access to their online content. They have the usual e-books and magazines, but I was very happy to see that they also have some selections from Acorn TV. You can "check out" content for 7 days before it is pulled, but can sign up again for an additional 7 days. In addition to Acorn, there is The Great Courses, IndieFlix and Qello (concerts). I have to say that thanks to seeing this event on Yelp, it has connected me to new sources of online entertainment in John and the library. I would say check it out if you are looking for something to do from the comfort of your home that is both entertaining and educational.

Much money, not enough kindness to the homeless who are, according to the Board, not allowed to ask…read morefor money outside of the library. It is a far far better thing to quit acting like that because chapter by chapter Dickens was kind to his people. When they load the tumbril carts at the nursing homes with the dead, it's all absolutely Bubba Ho Tep up in this gear. Smoke Signals Newsletter, O and OUT

The worst company I've ever dealt with! Danielle, the main person we worked with to set up our…read moremailbox install, was super nice. The installer, Mike Harrod, was extremely rude and disrespectful. Threatened to come "rip out our mailbox" due to a communication misunderstanding and work he didn't do that we thought was getting done. If you work with this company, request to not deal with Mike Harrod.

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