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.

Okay so a police station inside a known haunted historic mansion is hard to classify as a type of…read more"place" from the yelp selections. This place gives me the creeps. The local rumors about this place are documented. A house built without 90 degree corners, a dead man and tales of ghosts. On the national historic registry of buildings. The police will happily escort you off of the property if you pull into the driveway. http://ssm(dot)nwherald(dot)com/northwest-herald/video/20071030StickneyMansion/stickney-mansion/ http://www(dot)prairieghosts(dot)com/stickney(dot)html

I went here once as a youngin on a mission to find me some ghosts- and all I got were some crabby…read moreladies at the front entrance just ready and waiting to hate on me if I stepped a foot inside or mention anything about 'those ghost stories I heard about'. Teenage ambitions- CRUSHED.

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

Very rude , unprofessional when talking to , not very helpful , government who in charge of this…read morefaculty need to re-exempt this case worker and need to do audit at least twice a year to make sure they conduct toward people who coming for are getting getting help without being treat un professionalism .

I do NOT recommend this office. However, people who need help HAVE to go here. The employees know…read morethis. They are getting government benefits so they DO NOT CARE about important paperwork that needs to be submitted like ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS or CERTIFIED DOCUMENTS. They do not care about wait times WHEN YOU HAVE AN APPOINTMENT. They do not care about respect or responsibility. HOWEVER! This is how our government works! Just letting you know what you are in for. BTW: wait time WITH an appointment is at least 1hour.

Quotas? Always sitting around del Webb, would love to know how many accidents they think they are…read morepreventing. It seems to me they are preying on seniors.. the people that pay there salary's. Instead of hiding behind bushes, how about cruising the neighborhood. Looking for suspicious activity.

The Huntley Police Department has given our young disabled residents at Deer Path of Huntley a…read morefeeling that help is just around the corner. Often disabled people feel vulnerable to dangers that most people don't even worry or think about. One wheel chaired resident stated, " Whenever we are shopping or out in the community we know they have our back!" Thank you Officers for providing a level of safety like no other.

The best service you can expect from a government run agency. If it's anything outside of a driver…read moreexam/test things go amazingly fast, unlike Chicago's Elston Avenue facility where people have been known to die while waiting in line.

I'm loathe to give any government agency a 4 or 5 star rating because in the back of my mind I know…read morethat I'll live to regret it. That being said; this 5 star rating at a DMV is sure to come back and bite me in the rear. The history behind this is that my wife and I had just moved back to IL after 4 years in exile in WI. Since we have 3 cars, a truck, a bike, and a trailer you can guess how much paperwork was going to be filled out by yours truly. They honestly couldn't have been more helpful to me as I turned in stacks upon stacks of state required forms. Including forms for personalized plated for nearly every vehicle AND making notations on my request for my truck to get the plates back that I had when we moved out of state, since Secretary of State website said they were unavailable; which was because they were still issued to me... Maybe it was just a slow day, I got very lucky, or they actually hate their job far less than other DMV workers, but at one point I had 3 or 4 different people working on plates, titles, and registrations as I bounced between windows giving them whatever info they needed. All in all they took a very tiresome, tedious process and cut my time and stress doing it drastically.

Well, I hope that if you find yourself here, it's to VIEW proceedings or a trial (versus actually…read moretaking part) or using their legal library. With that said, here are a few tips: You cannot bring ANY food or beverages in, including water. Apparently the thought is that, instead of water, you might have a liquid accelerant in that thar bottle. If you DO bring your water bottle in, you'll either have to empty it in the plants outside of the front doors, or walk back to your car, since McHenry County's Finest at the front won't let you throw it away inside of their garbage cans. (I wonder if there are vending machines somewhere inside, though, because I've seen counsel with food and beverage items..or, maybe the rules are bent for them?) If you're taking part in a divorce hearing, good luck: the judges are known to be snarly. The one my family went in front of actually got pretty theatrical and showed huge favoritism towards a drawn-out trial involving an attorney (versus following through with a scheduled trial that we were prepared for). If you try to do something yourself and end up, say, at the State's Attorney's Office, you probably won't get very far. We actually got quite the run-around from them, so now my family's attorney has to send a letter to get the State's Attorney to act (re: having someone prosecuted for filing false charges with the court). The Police Department wasn't much better at first (the female officer at the front desk was also very snarly...sensing a theme here?), but things improved when we were able to talk to a more head-officer and he took his time out to listen to our issue and explain procedures to us since we were misinformed by others. Some of McHenry County's Finest WERE friendly in directing us to where we needed to go, and did so with a smile. And one carried on a conversation with my brother (who was wearing his military dress uniform). Maybe it's because we were wearing more than our weekend sweats, didn't look shady, my brother's in the service, and we had our 90 year old great aunt in tow? If you're bored and have nothing else to do, though, I gotta say: this is the best free entertainment/people-watching EVER.

There's a snack machine and pop machine but no coffee vending machine. Some hot coffee would be…read morenice. It's cold here. The security guards are cranky.

Seems Antioch police are changed out every 5-10 years which seems sketchy. Worried more about kids…read moreon electric bikes and mopeds then they are people breaking into cars and actually causing disturbance. Will make sure to notice a falling apart shed in your back yard but won't focus on the REAL problems in the town! Been here for 20 years and it's just gotten worse. call Themselves cops but it's giving code enforcementembarrassing

Was at a protest today in Antioch. There was an agitator who was clearly trying to intimidate the…read morenon-violent protesters. He was revving his bike as loud as he could while stopping and yelling at people. This went on for more than an hour. It could be heard from inside the restaurants throughout the village of Antioch. There was another van who revved up, and then purposely spilled black smoke onto older protesters on the side. The interesting thing was the Antioch police were nowhere to be found. A clear violation of their Disturbing The Peace code. A couple of police cars showed up conveniently after the motorcycle guy went around the block again and again then they would disappear. The police department is there to protect people. This was a group of older people nonviolently protesting. They had an obligation to protect them and I just didn't see that happening today.