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    Gina V.

    The mail delivery is very poor. The service at he front line super slow. I wonder how the employees get away with such poor performance. I had spoken with the supervisor so many time in regards of misplaced mail, damage mail or wet mail. The response is I will take care of it and nothing is done. In the front some of the employees engage huge conversations with the customers without regard of the long line. I usually go to the one in windfield better service and faster pace. I get very upset when I get my mail late or don't get it am all and my payment might be late or missed an invite because my invitation went someplace else. Ahhh. Come on post office get your act together and do your job. If you are not happy quit and do something else. Fustrated customer

    William Q.

    One of the best post offices I have been so far. The ones by Cragin Park and Humboldt Park really sucks.

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    Was denied service and called a homophobic slur by the employee after asking for a manger

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    The staff have always been friendly here. Depending on what time of the day there can be a line to wait. But the wait is never too long!

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    60638 mail delivery is very bad. lucky to get mail delivered 3 times a week. Often mail lost and never delivered. Why is service so bad?

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    USPS - USPS - Chicago Lawn Station. 6037 S. Kedzie Avenue. Chicago, IL. 60629

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    1.5(33 reviews)
    2.6 miChicago Lawn, Marquette Park

    My Name Is On The Mailbox & All Of A Sudden My Hard Copy Driver License Got Sent Back To The DMV As…read moreUndeliverable & Now Today Chime Is Telling Me My New Card Was Sent Back Too... I'm Confused On Why ALSO The Mail Lady In The Office And The Ones Who Drop Off Your Mail Is Very Rude They Look You Dead In The Eye Without Speaking And Just Throw Your Mail On The Porch

    Posted by Lorena Paredas:…read more The employees from the post office on 60th and kedzie are very rude and unprofessional, stay away from that location. Everytime I go I have a bad experience. My husband was renewing his passport and I guided him since I was just there Monday. I told him exactly what to do so he wouldn't get an attitude from their employees, just preparing him for the mail Nazis. He filled out his form, had his pictures, and filled out the envelope. He took it to the front to make sure everything was in order and the lady just told him he had to put it in that she wasn't suppose to touch it or look at it, with an attitude! How about making an attempt and provide good customer service!!?? When we are clueless and have no idea, all we need is reassurance that we are doing it correctly. She couldn't even provide him with that! It's so upsetting and not to mention what I had to go through, since I was lost. It's like you figure it out on your own! Especially a lady named Nicole, if they don't like their job they shouldn't work there. People should be friendly and provide good customer service! If you're not a people person you should not be working at the post office!! I'm so tired of them I just want to report their bad service My mailmen and women are so nice and friendly, wish they were too. Stay away people!

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    Darius Girenas American Legion Post - Honoring my Dad.

    Darius Girenas American Legion Post

    4.5(2 reviews)
    4.6 miMcKinley Park

    I'm a member of the Sons of American Legion Post 231 in McKinley Park…read more The bar is not fancy at all. But it is friendly as can be. A great place for military vets and their families to grab drinks and hang out. Beer & liquor. No wine. No food. But you can order for delivery. Darts, poker, watch the Bears and White Sox (no Cubs) on big screen TVs, air-conditioning, and a jute box with great power rock songs. The bartender Billy is always fun. He's good for jokes, can connect you to anyone in the Post, and makes a good environment. Heads-up: It's membership only!!! For membership details: Contact the American Legion at http://www.legion.org/. The American Legion are chartered by the United States Congress for military Veterans that have seen particular service. The American Legion was created by the grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt & General Black Jack Pershing, chartered by Congress in 1919, to bring together veteran groups left after the Civil War. The respective Union and Confederate veteran organizations were brought together as the American Legion as a step towards healing sectional differences and politics that were still held by war veterans and their families.

    Darius-Girenas American Legion Post #271 was originally built, literally, by hand by returning…read moreWorld War I Veterans, primarily of Lithuanian descent, at 4416 South Western Avenue on the South Side of Chicago Illinois. The Post was named in honor of two Lithuanian-American Pilots, Steponas "Stephen" Darius and Stasys "Stanley" Girenas, whose ill-fated flight in the early days of Transatlantic aviation, garnered considerable attention for its contribution to the history of aviation as well as for its tragic ending. On July 15, 1933, the pair left New York and flew non-stop across the Atlantic Ocean, covering a distance of 3,984 miles (6,411 kilometers) in their single-engine, modified Pacemaker plane Lituanica (Latin for Lithuania). The duration of their flight, a total of 37 hours and 11 minutes (107.1 mph) ranked fourth in the aviation record books of the day; the distance travelled was second to record holders Russel Boardman and John Polando. The flight is regarded as one of the most precise in air navigation history, a remarkable feat considering Lituanica lacked sophisticated navigation equipment and encountered severe weather en route. Lituanica entered the record books for carrying the first Transatlantic airmail delivery, a bag of letters postmarked for Lithuania from the Brooklyn Post Office. The flyers were believed to be shot down by German Nazi artillery, who said the flyers had engine problems and crashed.Despite having enough fuel to complete the journey and the proven skill of the pilots, Lituanica crashed in a forest near the town of Soldin, northeast of Berlin, just 650 km short of Kaunas, Lithuania, its final destination. (The crash site was located in pre-WWII Germany, but the area is considered part of present-day Poland.) An investigation by the Lithuanian government attributed the crash to adverse weather conditions and pilot and/or instrument error. Rumors that the plane had been shot down, on suspicion of being a spy plane or for flying too close to a German concentration camp, were never substantiated. An autopsy completed in Lithuania revealed no evidence that the pilots had sustained bullet wounds. Whether or not the plane had been fired upon could never be ascertained because not all pieces of the aircraft were returned to the Lithuanian government. The Lithuanian-bound mail, nevertheless, was recovered and ultimately delivered. The two heroes are buried in the Aukštieji Stančiai military cemetery in Kaunas, Lithuania. The wreckage of Lituanica is on display at Kaunas's Vytautas the Great War Museum. The post was a Chicago landmark with an actual World War II artillery piece next to the flag pole in the front yard of the Post grounds. The membership was further bolstered by the huge number of returning World War II veterans, replacing the World War I Veterans who had gone to heaven, and the Post was for many years the largest American Legion Posts in the State of Illinois and one of the largest American Legion posts in the USA. This post had a very proud heritage with a stellar Landmark facility on Western Avenue, which was used as a site for a Hollywood movie. The brick and flagstone- front facility had banquet rooms and a huge lower level facility, called the Rathskellar with another banquet room, a kitchen, a huge bar and offices.

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