I am 66 & 7 months yrs old. I have been waiting for the Medicare B for over one year. I was told…read moreyou owe money, but at the same time Social Security owed me money. So finally after a year I received a check in May of this year 2026. However, I still don't have the Medicare. At this time, I am in need of surgery. On, today, May 28th the doctor said it's pass time to remove mass and that I am in need of emergency surgery. However, went into the office again today and was told that the downtown office has my paperwork sitting there for no reason, simply have not completed my file. The Supervisor asked if he can call me tomorrow about 10:00 am. So, here we go again - waiting No Reason!!! Please help me! The worst part of this is Medicare took away my insurance I received from my employer when I turned 65, I was perfectly fine paying my own health care. SS takes away your healthcare and then miss treat you, actually killing you. My doctor says I should have had the surgery months ago. This is very serious and a matter of life and death. It could very well be to late to remove the mass. Yvonne Chism South Holland, IL

Easy parking, the wait wasn't that long. Get there early though like a quarter to 9am right before…read morethey open-unless you have a pre-scheduled appointment time.

The Village Hall located in Downtown Park Forest does a great job doing resident appreciation…read moreevents. The Art Fair and other events which put Park Forest on the map decades ago are still wonderful events that attract visitors from all over. The shops do the best they can with limited traffic but have a few gems like the Tall Grass Arts, resale shops, the Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra offices. The best value around is Johnny's Restaurant- try it out!

Attended the House Music fest in the park of downtown Park Forest. Great time, found a park on the…read morestreet close by, great vendors, great people and music. A must attend annual event, loved every minute!

Great place with great guys, they really know their stuff! The recruiters here will give you the…read moreinfo you need for both active duty Army and Army Reserves. Come prepared with questions and think of where you want to be in the future.

From the owner: The U.S. Army Recruiting Office in Chicago Heights is your local connection to full-time and…read morepart-time opportunities in the U.S. Army and Army Reserve. Whether you're looking for career training, education benefits, or a way to serve your community, our team is here to help you explore your options—with no prior experience needed. Connect with a real recruiter, not a chatbot, and get answers about enlistment, job specialties, bonuses, and the benefits that come with becoming a Soldier. From healthcare and engineering to combat arms, technology, and logistics, we’ll help you find your fit. We offer in-person consultations, walk-ins, and virtual appointments. Have questions? Stop by to visit or call to learn more. Your future starts here.

The location is always clean There is always enough supplies…read moreto take care of the mailing of your packages. The staff are always friendly, helpful, knowledgeable & concerned about the customers. The staff are also hardworking. Keep up the great work

why did park forest P.O stop sending sale papers for food & blue envelopes…read morewith coupons for restaurant discounts. I take sale papers with me to stores. I see people in stores with sale papers. Do jewels, food for less, and petes know the they are not being delivered. MJ

I love the Crete Public Library! They have a wonderful collection of resources. They have excellent…read moreprograms. They have outstanding and very helpful employees. If I ever leave the area, the library and it's employees would be the most thing I would miss.

Some places merely are what they are, and some places truly excel at what they are. This library…read moreeasily falls into the latter category. It has so much to offer, I'd choose the C(rete)PL over C(hicago)PL any day of the week. Free and fast wifi, plenty of outlets, friendly staff, plenty of parking, a new/modern building (with a robust air conditioning system), and of course, many and varied volumes for those who like absorb the written word the old-fashioned way. I've been a patron of the Crete Library for decades, and I can also attest to the quality (and fun factor) of their children's reading program. Your humble author would like to formally and publicly thank the fine librarians, past and present, of fostering my love of readin' and writin' without which this post would be much more muddled.

This particular place is always clean, the ladies bathroom is fresh & stocked well, there are…read moreusually more than (2) staff available to assist you, the staff is always friendly especially since they greet you upon arrival, it's never over crowded & there are plenty of computers available for use! Staff: Sam, Robert & Lee I specifically want to thank you for the patience & assistance you guys provided to me during my visits! Blessings to all staff for a job well done!!!

A really nice looking library!!! Very clean and open. The staff is very helpful and friendly. They…read morehave no problem walking over to show you whatever it is you need or are looking for. They also give away books so be sure to ask!

My wife and I moved to Matteson last May. I'll admit that, while we love the community and were…read moreoverjoyed to get out of Chicago, our interactions with the Village government have been mixed. We had issues with code compliance which took a lot of money and time to fix, and honestly we didn't get a lot of support from the Village Hall. Despite our issues with some of their staff, I know that there are some very good people working for the government here. Ray the Housing Inspector, in particular, deserves a shout-out. When my wife sustained an injury, he took time out of his day to drive her to the hospital. I am very grateful for the care and kindness Ray showed us and I hope he has a long and successful career in Matteson.

I came in to pay my water bill a few weeks and it was under $20. The clerk said that can't be…read morecorrect. I think it was correct due to the fact I'm never home, I went to the mailbox about a week ago and I have a bill for $245 dollars. I have spoken to the staff in the department and they are rude, disrespectfull, and lack good service skills.