This is actually a really nice library. Staff is always friendly and helpful, I feel they have a…read moregreat selection of books. Overall, I think this library is a great addition to the community. I will say this, the library is a place that welcomes all and while that is beautiful it does attract a couple of interesting characters. But, everyone tends to mind their business and keep themselves occupied. I do feel safe at this library. They use to have security guards at the entrance however, the last few visits I have not seen any. I can confidently say though that this library takes the safety of the community very seriously. I did have a scary encounter here back in the summer. I was getting some work done when the PA system came on and told everyone to evacuate the building immediately. Obviously, I don't take these things lightly and with the worst case scenario running through my mind I collected my things and left ASAP! As I was leaving police were already surrounding the building. The evacuation was calm and orderly. After going home and doing some research it turns out someone did put in a threat towards the library. Seeing how the situation was handled really affirmed my confidence in the competency of this library. I'm giving four stars because on a more recent visit I had a hard time finding a table to sit that had working outlets. Don't get me wrong, I walked past many tables with built-in outlets but every time I tried to plug in my laptop it unfortunately didn't work. I did finally find one all the way towards the back and was able to get some work done! It really is a grand library! It would be perfect if they ensured all offered amenities were always working properly. Other than that, I do love this library!

I worked as a intern there some years back and I was amazed at how mean the Children's Librarian…read morewas to me and the kids. I really hope she no longer works there. I've worked in many libraries and and I would say all the Children's Librarians have been wonderful people, as they should be.

the website is simply pain in the neck . About time the web page is set right . no matter how…read morecorrectly one enters the bar code etc it does not accept that . please ask the website admin to remove glitches . working on line for lib matters is sheer waste of time

Hey all you complainers about kids: what do you expect? We take our children to the library to…read morecheck out books to bring home, enjoy, learn to read, study, do homework, spend quality time with themselves, others, and so many things. Some of my best memories are of my neighborhood library.

This library is beautiful! It's clean and the staff is always friendly. Their books are in great…read morecondition and the children's area is so nice. I spend a lot of time with my children here.

LIBRARIES ALWAYS GET 5 STARS…read more................ the oswego library is nice, clean, quiet, and friendly.

Shitty wifi and too many kids. Nowhere cozy to sit and study either. Love a good library, but this…read moreplace isn't one of them.

Wow. This is a big new shiny public library. The selection of materials seemed really good and…read morethere were lots of computers. I saw staff readily helping patrons throughout the library with multiple service points. I was here for training in there computer lab and the librarians extended us every courtesy. I'm jealous that their community invests so much in their libraries.

Very nice branch of Aurora's library. Like the others, plenty of DVD and VHS movies to rent…read more Since they aren't beholden to what's in season, the selection is better than the mega-chain movie rental places, and I think you get to rent for two weeks. And lots of books, but I guess that goes without saying. Helpful, well-educated staff. Mostly I like bringing the kids so they can learn to use the library. I want them to understand that boredom is alleviated when the mind is engaged - TV and shopping aren't necessary when you can spend an afternoon discovering.

I've only been here once. While it doesn;t have as many amenities as the downtown branch and it's…read moresmaller than the eola branch this library does have one great thing going for it...It's actually quiet. When I walked in I felt like I was in an actual library because it was silent. If you need a quiet place to study this is the library to go to. The downtown one can sometimes be a zoo and the eola branch has a community center with kids going in and out. This is definitely the one library where it's quiet. Warning though, if it's your first time coming here make sure you google map it first because it's hidden away in the neighborhood and was pretty tough to find.

I graduated here so I am biased. I loved this school. This is the place to go to learn, exercise,…read morelive, laugh, love, etc... This is not a wild party school if that is what you want. They are well known for their Education program and their Nursing program. Beware, the professors are TOUGH on you and do not show mercy in any way. You have to work hard and you can't miss more than two or three days in a semester. If so you will get docked a letter grade in most classes. Regardless, great school, you'll love it! The professors are very skilled and knowledgeable, and some are nice too.

Great game, enjoyed meeting a family of 4 generations celebrating together, and thankful to meet…read moreMary to help with purchasing some water. In full disclosure, I am biased, a family friend's son (& fellow high school alum) graduated from AU. It did not disappoint! Thank you!

First time coming to the city of Aurora. It's basically a much smaller but rural Chicago even with…read morethe low viaducts. It's not the best place, plenty of abandoned and shady areas but there's development too at a slow pace. They even hosted the Christkindlmarket for the first time which is great tourism for the area.

if i could rate it a zero I would I called to make only a payment! the lady was being rude from…read morethe beginning & started requesting unnecessary information & to step into the office. I've never been asked this before! I'm only trying to pay a bill! the lady was making my time worse and couldn't even pay my bill thank you! bad customer service!!!!

A very impressive complex, to say the least. I stop in for a visit every time I visit the tr-county…read morearea. I'm from the heart of Chicago, originally. Sad to see what has happened to that once great city which is on the verge of bankruptcy. Glad to have the WLC to resort to though. Great place, great people, LLL - Long Live Lithuania ! ! ! ! !

I don't have much experience with the Lithuanian culture, scratch that, I don't have ANY experience…read morewith the Lithuanian culture so I was intrigued by this place with signs in a very unfamiliar language. This was the ceremony site of a friends wedding and it was a great choice. Very cute little cathedral with very high ceilings that connected at an angle. The father speaks Lithuanian so he can perform a dual language ceremony for you (and apparently they have classes in the language here as well). Beyond the cathedral this place is huge! Classrooms, bathrooms, a bathroom with a tub and shower, a kitchen, a beautician on site, a banquet hall, and a dining room that leads out onto a lawn with extra seating. We had the rehearsal dinner here with traditional Lithuanian food, wine and beer catered in (so alcohol is allowed). Definitely a place to keep in mind if you are looking for traditional Lithuanian. i sveikata!

I have been a member of the Oswego Chamber of Commerce for five years now. I must say you only get…read moreout of something what you put in and it is so easy to put into the chamber. They have really helped my business grow over the last several years! If you are looking to grow your business become active in the Oswego Chamber!