How does one really review the Social security administration?…read more What I can say is that this office is doing a pretty great job, considering most people that go there most likely would rather not. Staff was friendly and extremely helpful with my name changing experience, service was efficient, and overall, the trip went better than expected. Parking is limited and they close super early (3:30 pm!), so get there early!

Only person waiting to get name change from getting married . Waited over an hour and a half…read more!!!!!!!!

I had a reason to visit a social security office this past week. Not knowing much how they work, I…read morechecked out their website then called customer service to schedule a meeting. Apparently, it's hard to find social security administration offices with open appointment times. But, although a distance from my home, they were able to find an appointment a week out in their Wilmette office. As most government buildings are, this is an older location in need of a facelift. When we walked inside, the place was packed. I said to the person I was there with, "I'm glad we have an appointment." The security guard handed me a number and immediately the number one less than mine was called. He laughed and said all of the people there were ahead of me, and they don't call numbers in order. Before I sat down, our number was called next. We went to the window and the agent knew what we needed since we had an appointment. (I guess the crowd waiting didn't have appointments.) The transaction took less than five minutes and we were done. So, aside from the aesthetics, this trip was quick and productive. The rep helped us quickly and did a good job. I strongly suggest that, if you need to go to a Social Security office, you call their service number to make an appointment.

Was there for 4 hours didn't get seen I will say I went before there lunch but the girl at table 4…read morewith the pink keyboard is eating before lunch goes onto lunch and comes back doesn't take anyone for a hour and then leaves again. Mind you my number 58 never got called and I was sitting with a group of people and were all listening to eachothers numbers get called and still nobody calls me but everyone behind me goes up and when I finally say something they say they already called it???? Which is bs they can't even keep up with there numbers calling multiple numbers more than twice by different people. Then I had to start at number 10. Definitely need new employees who actually know what there doing. All I needed was a paper printed out and took 4 hours and counting because I'm still here cs it has the worlds laziest employees

This is a little known area of the world that can easily slip into obscurity, but there is more…read morehere than meets the eye. Yes - it is, in part, nothing more than a typical northern-mid-western county with a central town (Kenosha) that sits alone in the vast northern stretch of farmlands and woods. But Kenosha is so much more - because of the Italian Mob - the great expansion into the north-woods, - and the NAZI's. Kenosha was once the northern enclave of Al Capone's mafia empire. Dozens of high level mobsters moved here and set up brothels, and gambling halls. It was like the Hampton's of Chicago - wealth - fun - drugs - sex - and booze. Kenosha was also once a center for German Nationalist sympathizers - before WW2 - when American Germans had had the right and even the duty to support their father-land. Of course, this led to huge groups of pro-NAZI activists as Hitler rose to power. And one can still see it in the the many groups of WW2 re-in-actors here, or even the shops that buy and sell NAZI "memorabilia", both within Kenosha and without. But mostly Kenosha is the quintessential modern Wisconsin village, based on farming and industry. Come here to see the lake - enjoy the German food - visit the various festivals nearby - drink Wisconsin beers - go to Mar's Cheese Castle - and play mini-golf. This is "non-Southern", "non-redneck" "white America" at its purest. And don't forget the Bristol Renaissance Faire every summer. Or the many Harley Davidson events. Again - this is a real part of America at its least mingled.

Every year I walk in here and pay my taxes...writing that check makes me want to give this place 1…read morestar but the ladies behind the counter are so sweet and deserve 5 stars. I'm sure they have to deal with mad people who also give them a list of complaints. Also there is never a line here which is amazing. In downtown Chicago this process would take me 45 minutes...in Kenosha I'm out the door in 4.5 seconds. If you are going to pay your property taxes the counter is located directly to the left of the door. I remember years ago I walked past the counter and became the lost guy wandering around the building! Today I saw a lady walk in with her payment and do exactly what I did years ago! She recovered quickly because the staff put up a huge neon pink 8.5 x 11 sign that said, "Pay Taxes Here!" I needed that sign years ago. As you are leaving I highly recommend you check out the museum pieces located on the South side of the door. Great pieces of history in Kenosha: an ice cutter from the lakes and one of the first road pavers. It is great to see how far technology has come.

I think this is a great, little library! First, it's open 8-8 most days, where most local libraries…read moredon't open until 10 or 11. Second, I just love the kids' area. There's books, of course, but there's also fun stuff for kids to climb on, color, and snuggle with. I agree that the creepy painter statue at the front entrance needs to go, but overall I have no real complaints about this library. There are a lot of book and media options and the librarians are friendly and helpful. Aside from my kid (who has difficulty using his 'inside voice'), I've never known it to be a noisy place. Rather, it's a cozy nook in quiet downtown Greendale that's worth a visit ... or five.

Went there a dozen or so years back. Covered in paintballs. There was these 7 very obnoxious people…read morethat always hung out in the library. (Even saw them strip naked once over a pen of all things) very strange and would not visit again

This is Michigan's largest city known for beer, fish fry , brats & cheese curds. The Public Market…read moreshowcases local cuisine. There is a lot of culture, a striking art museum, Summerfest the largest music festival & a theater district. Miller beer & Harley Davidson have a big presence here. Milwaukee Brewers play baseball & the Bucks baseball, it's also home to Marquette University. There are many independent bookstores & art galleries in the city. The nickname "Cream City" comes from the distinct cream-colored bricks found on many of the city's buildings. Although downtown is very walkable, there is a bus & trolley system. However, the curb's & sidewalks aren't in good shape & need attention. People are friendly & helpful here.

Milwaukee is a nice town. It's one of those that can have a small town feel even though it's about…read morehalf a million people. And I haven't been here as often as I probably should have for as close as it is; it's about an hour or hour and a half away so it's an easy day trip. Known for breweries and bratwurst, one or the other of those are on practically every corner. I've not historically been the biggest fan of bratwurst but had a Reuben bratwurst that makes my mouth water thinking about it. I had fun going to some shops with my little one, including a couple children's shops (BlackBear Boutique and Rainbow Booksellers, in particular). Rainbow Booksellers is only open a couple days per week so make sure to prioritize it if you are wanting to go. I'd planned to take my kiddo to the children's museum, but she fell asleep so that will wait for another trip. I think there are at least a couple children's museum-like places here. And in the downtown area there are several music venues; I've only been to Pabst many years ago, and I'd love to visit the High Life Theatre as well. And soon will attend a Brewers game to see the sausage race live and in person!

Your CNA at the ER intake window kidnapped my adult brother keeping him there overnight without a…read moremedical reason. She told my son to drop him off there when he was on his way to work and my adult brother was stranded in Harvard. My adult son thought the ER-Tech would bring my adult brother back to me or call me to pick up him. She did neither one. She kept him against his will, took him home to her house against his will and threw him into a nursing home claiming he had dementia when she knew damn well he was born intellectually disabled. The ER-Tech is a low level CNA who cannot diagnose anyone but told the doctors at the hospital the lie that my brother had demenita. She then took a case to court to become his guardian without notifying family members. The judge and Guardian Ad Litem were unaware that my brother had family. He was living with us. I was his care taker in Wisconsin. The CNA not only kept my brother captive at the Northwestern hospital, she kept him captive in her home for a short time and then locked him up in a nursing home to this day (almost 2 years later.) We have been trying to fight the guardianship. She took over his bank account. She spent his SSI on her clothes and her groceries, she is now spending all of his new inheritance that the CNA was able to intercept and spend from the bank account of my brother. She is not blood related to my disabled adult brother. She is an ex-sister-in-law that divorced our oldest brother in the 1980s. not to mention, our late mother hated this woman since she never paid our mother a lot of money since the 1980s. My mother never forgot it. The inheritance came from my mother's property after she died in 2021. The hospital should be held accountable for the actions of the CNA ER-Tech Sheena May. I will send this here and then pursue this legally against the hospital for the actions of their employee, Sheena May. She claims she worked here for 29 years. This facility was not here 29 years ago. She is a habitual liar. She is a very mentally unstable thief and kidnapper from your Northwestern Medicine hospital.

At first, I was really disappointed because I had to wait more than two weeks to get my appointment…read moreand I was told that I had to have an appointment. When I got there this morning, I barely had a chance to sit down before they were calling my number and I went ahead of About 10 other people. Apparently you can walk in, but I was told I had to have an appointment. I guess I'm glad I did. It would've been better to have gotten in sooner and I wouldn't have mind waiting, but I was seen immediately and I was in and out in five minutes. The person who helped me was very pleasant and the whole thing was nice.

Loved growing up here. Had some fuckin good times with great friends…read more Now that I'm over 21, I can see why people want to stay there. The annual Walworth County Fair (120+ years and runnin' strong!) multiple townie bars, and you're a 45 minute drive to Milwaukee, 60 minutes to Madison, and just 90 minutes from the hustle and bustle of another great city- Chicago! The town features ample places to zone for business and residential developments, great schools, good sense of community, and the crime-rate is pretty low. All in all, it's a good place to be, great to raise a family (like so many of my hs friends) here and more importantly, great to come home to.

My wife and I have lived in Mundelein for more than eight years. The only downside is the high real…read moreestate taxes. All of the shopkeepers and their workers speak English, and do it well enough, and with a high degree of courtesy. The police do not hassle people for walking down the street. If you were questioned, you either looked suspicious or you did something wrong or questionable. We plan to remain in Mundelein for the rest of our lives.

Mundelein is a charming town with lots of potential. The people are friendly and down to earth. The…read morepark district, library and restaurants are affordable and good! There is a train station and lots of affordable housing.

Very nice neighborhood library with excellent staff and a good ambiance. Lot's of interesting…read morecommunity interest events scheduled here but I come here for the books. There's also a good selection of books on CD for car trips and all sorts of other media formats but it's also a comfortable place to get some work or day dreaming done. If their dedicated parking lot fills up it's still easy to park within walking distance but the location is easy for Southsiders to bike to and its well served by public bus. Architecturally it's an interesting round 1960s era building, and of course libraries make one a more well rounded individual.

They have faxing, scanning and copying available. The workers are very helpful which makes things…read morego so much easier. This is a nice neighborhood library which offers classes on computers and even has lectures that include Women Empowerment and Water conservation. There isn't a lot of parking in the lot but there is street parking. I like that they have laced a bit on the SUPER HUSH HUSH of golden days. One last thing, this library is on a very convenient bus route!! ( Oklahoma Ave. )