top notch library. 3 distinct floors with dedication to different activities in each. small and…read morepeaceful with a great staff!! my favorite in Lake County.

Rude staff. Had to work here for the day bc my neighborhood was w/o power & boy, did these…read morelibrarians show great snobbery, like I wasn't allowed to use the reading room to set up my work resources WHILE IT WAS COMPLETELY EMPTY the entire day. Obviously have nothing better to do & may explain the high employee turnover here. Plus this library is located on the east side of LB, which has gone woke. Obv forgetting who pays their bills too

It may not compare in size or architectural design to the Seattle library, but the Lake Forest…read morelibrary offers the traditional library experience: cushy leather couches, high arched ceilings, hushed studies, and dense shelves of endless tomes. Let not the stately, historical exterior fool you; this facility is all sorts of state-of-the-art from the materials they carry (e.g., current DVDs) to the technologies they employ (downloadable e-books). I can't help but always be impressed and pleased at having access to this library as a local resource through the parental units. Walking through the doors here inevitably leads to happy feelings!

One year later and it's time to update my review. This library continues to prove why it's such a…read moregreat destination. Besides the wonderful children's section that continues to be a highlight of our week, I've been borrowing books on CD. They have a decent selection and the front librarians can point you to the ones worthwhile to check out. I spend a lot of time in the car and these have been a lifesaver. I've also gotten addicted to checking out books online. Yes! This library lets you borrow E-books from the comfort of your own home. Perfect for us parents who are on the go and don't have the ability to pursue the stacks on our own time. The library offers multiple study areas and free wi-fi. Yeah baby! So you can set up for the day if you need to get some work done ... But quiet library etiquette is still the rule so put away that annoying cell phone! Also, if you need a book and the library doesn't carry it, the reference desk is extremely helpful in getting an inter library loan for you. I can't tell you how many crabby librarians I've had to work with at other libraries. But not here! They're all helpful and approachable. Oh. And they're on Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter. However you need to reach them, they're there. One minor thing -- I do think it's time for them to update the adult media stacks from a decor standpoint. But really, I'm so please to call the Lake Forest library my home library.

One of the smaller libraries in the suburbs, but it serves the area well. There's a limited amount…read moreof parking right next to the library but also parking on the streets nearby as well -- and located very conveniently near the downtown shopping and dining areas. Facilities are fairly nice and the spacing is fairly spacious. They also have meeting rooms and some areas available for studying and working.

My husband and I went to the Cook Memorial Public Library District to attend an event held there…read more After figuring out the parking lot, we made it into the building. We walked through a large collection of books on our way to the meeting room on the lower floor. The meeting room was large with many tables and chairs. There was a sink in the back of the room near the doors. The setup was perfect for the event. The stairs, elevator, and restrooms were all easily accessible. If the parking lot were more sensibly laid out, this would easily be a five star review. Still, I recommend Cook Memorial Public Library District.

This is a beautiful campus. We were looking for the ice rink to see my grandson play hockey but…read moregot a bit turned around. I stopped a young man who was a student and he explained exactly turn by turn how to get to the Alumni Memorial Fieldhouse which houses the rink. He was a shining example of the type of friendly, respectful and well spoken student one would hope to find here. The ice rink was state of the art and spectator seats were comfortable chairs and not the usual bleacher style seating. It was a comfortable temperature inside as well.

Athletes Beware! Had to transfer out after just one semester due to improper and unprofessional…read moretreatment from head football coach. The coach is also the athletic director so his behavior can affect multiple sports. We filed a complaint with the school administration including the new college president regarding this matter, but not sure if anything will be done to address the issue as the president did not want to be directly involved despite our multiple attempts. Another administrator who is very professional reached out and assured that necessary steps will be taken to improve the athlete experience. I sure hope improvements will be made as Lake Forest otherwise is a good school with friendly and caring professors. The team/class/roommates were also friendly.

How can this place only have 3 stars. Everyone stop what you're doing and head over to Barnes and…read morenoble. We have to keep supporting these book stores so they don't disappear. And they have SO much more. The biggest puzzle collection I've seen. They also have so many legos and cool crafts. To make things even more exciting they have a cafe. And booooooiiiii is it good. You can sip on Harney and Sons tea (if you know you know) or grab a Starbucks coffee. They also have mini pies, tarts and more. It's so cute because it's all served on a cafeteria tray. We got a book and to the cafe to read and eat our goodies.

Relatively smaller B&N but still give you the same vibes as other stores. Sale shelves and what…read morehave you.

The atmosphere of this Federal Health Care Center is just what one would hope when it comes to…read moretaking care of those who served or are serving our country. Available upon arrival is free valet parking for an easier entrance for those with disabilities. Reservations for carts can be made both online or via phone for one to avoid walking, if necessary, to their destination. Of course, the security and safety of both patients and patrons is wonderful. As for our visit, my father is here for a hearing examination in addition to seeking better quality devices for easier hearing due to sensitivity with his skin. Hearing aides tend to irritate eczema that causes an inflammation; therefore, they suggested a visit to relieve him of discomfort and try something other than daily wear of what he has, presently. The VA is certainly taking care of their service men and women - a friendly reminder that we should do the same. Thanking all those who are helping my soon to be 94-year-old father. He served in the Korean War. I am blessed; therefore, I am thankful in more ways than one.

I am grateful for the Care I've gotten in the past from this medical Center, but presently I am in…read morea months long battle to get behavioral healthcare from their therapist George and even when I've been referred to an outside Medical carrier either George failed to send the referral or they just can't help me neither! So if you need eye exams or hurt yourself and need care, they're great! It's when you need behavioral care. It really goes down the toilet!

The GLMV Chamber of Commerce is a great organization to help small businesses work together and…read moregrow. From a business standpoint, they offer educational programs on marketing, management, social media, finance, heath care and many more throughout the year. There is aways a networking event to attend to meet other chamber members and discover either someone who is looking for your business product/service or know someone who is. As a member of the community, this is the place to start if you're looking for any product or service in Green Oaks, Libertyville, Mundelein or Vernon Hills, IL

The GLMV and all of it's members have always treated my with outstanding service! I have used over…read moreten of the businesses listed here and I have never been disappointed. I have used a car repair service, a lender a Realtor, Financial advisors, exercise coaching, I have visited some of the restaurants listed and always received outstanding service if I mentioned the GLMV chamber.

Had a few recent run-ins with the police department, staff and public works team members from the…read moreLibertyville . Great people, solid, and knowledgeable team. The guys over at the fire department are top notch! Really appreciate all of Libertyville 's staff members hard work and dedication to supporting the community!

What a nice little community…read more Never knew this but most parking in Libertyville's downtown area has time limitations. It's a surprise especially when the sign indicating the time limitation is posted within a flower bed. Nice for residents, but hard to notice for passers by; trying to find suitable parking to get a bite to eat. Who the heck uses 15 minute parking properly and what's the point in having it in places that are far from most destinations? 1st parking violation is $20, if you wait 7 days that doubles. Not sure what happens after the doubling. Tickets can be paid by cash or check. Currently they are in the process to see if they can get a credit card machine. If you're here often but not a resident, you might inquire about obtaining a parking permit, the annual rate is $10 and allows you to park in spaces found all around their "downtown". But this information may be flawed since Metra parking for a six month period runs around $250 for a non-resident. In case you get to the Police station after hours, you can drop your payment in the identified mail box outside. $20 is better than the standard ticket price in Chicago and less hassle.