I wish this library was better than it is but it suffers from a few big issues. The main one is…read morethat it is very difficult to focus when inside due to there being no enforcement of volume levels. This seems to be a common trend as people are afraid of being labeled as "Karens" or be seen as rude, but libraries are meant to be quiet. What I am referring to is not muffled chatter or sneezes, it is full on obnoxiously loud conversations and children screaming. Part of this is difficult to fix due to the establishment being relatively cramped, with the children section barely seperated by a thin wall from the sections for reading, but primarily is due to the employees not making any effort to remedy this. I understand that libraries are communal areas and children are part of that community and should be provided experiences to learn and grow. I think it is very important that the library allows them to do this, but when they get obnoxiously loud, and begin to run around, I think the librarians are obligated to correct this. I understand this may be awkward, as that should be the job of the parents, but when they let their children treat the library like a playground, I think it is the job of the librarian to enforce the rules. Though I live much nearer to this library, I have made a habit of driving to Pewaukee's instead. For some reason, the library-goers there seem to be much more polite. Also the hours at this library suck. Sorry to be a negative Nancy, but I'd really like to see this place improve.

How can I rate a library as anything but 5 stars? But they deserve it. The kids said this is the…read morebest library, but I can't vouch for their criteria. I like how they have everything connected online, with requests for physical materials, text notifications, and ebooks. Staff has been excellent, and the social distancing has been good too, though not all patrons seem to be on board. But what's better for staying safe than reading a book? Or grabbing a movie? Check out this library.

Love this library. Friendly and really helpful staff. Looking for audio books matched to real books…read moreto help my mom with rehab from Cochineal implants and them were able to help me find some good series of books and audio formats that allowed controlling the speed of replay. This was incredibly helpful. Thank you

The good--It's a great little local library with lots of resources, nice private or group work…read moreareas, decent children's section. The bad--many people who use this library seem to have forgotten library etiquette. They carry on, talk loud, their children play loudly and are disruptive. Even more surprising is one of the employees of the library talks so loud you can here her conversations no matter where you sit! Very distracting.

Getting baisc info is very hard here. Got accepted and the classes for my major is not offered and…read moreno other options have been talk to me. Forthmore everyone keeps saying they have stuff but can't find the details. Need the info for my work to approve the crouse work but there is no one here to help.

An outstanding education bargain, under appreciated by Wisconsin voters. A number of excellent…read morevocational training programs and good junior college level higher ed programs have for the most part weathered draconian budget cuts. Unlike older colleges there is ample parking. The grounds and buildings are pleasant, functional, sunny and this is an excellent site for medium sized meetings, seminars or training programs. Right off I94.

Good place to work, but as an RN remember that in 12 hrs you won't be able to pee, eat or drink…read more You will run your butt off all day every day. The CO's, although mostly very nice, aren't usually in a hurry to help you during med pass especially in Pod 1, because they are busy with their feet up on the desk chatting it up with each other while you don't have time to complete the million other tasks you have to do. All in all a good place to work to obtain good party stories.

The WCJ staff have the worst attitude I've ever seen. Not accommodating at all. They will let you…read morerun out of basic supplies, bed situation is laughable. For starters, no pillows -_- The toilet is next to your head when you go to sleep on your cold metal mattress. The walls, though made of concrete are paper thin. You hear all the other guests every movement! and pray they don't snore. If you do manage to fall asleep don't worry, the rude staff will come by every half hour through the night and wake you up asking "are your okay?" which they don't actually care, what they're actually asking is "are you alive?" Soon as you move to say "well no thanks for asking, can I have a pillow?" they are long gone. Honestly if I had to characterize the staff's attitude I would say they treat you as if you're in some kind of jail. The food comes 3 times a day and is actually impressive, you would have to try hard to engineer food this bad. At 27 cents a trey I guess maybe I'm expecting too much? My recommendation is to get moved into Pod 3 which is the workers pod. Take a job in the kitchen and spend your 10 hour days very carefully stealing real food. It's under lock and key but they unlock it at certain times. Unlimited Milk and cookie dough, steak fajitas, real fruit like apples and oranges! And in Pod 3 you can shower everyday instead of 3 times a week plus you can work time off your stay. If you get caught taking food though you will get thrown into Pod 2 with the Murderers and other creepy people so don't get caught, cameras everywhere All said there is no hope for this place, just stay away from the fake gangsters (and the real ones). Anyone tells you they are there for an OWI is probably a cho-mo. Find normal people to hangout with and it's not that bad. Workout, read, stay sharp. Whatever you do, don't fight, even defending yourself lands you 6months, no exceptions. The CO's wont break it up either until a lieutenant shows up with a taser so you have about 20 to 35 seconds to not get your head smashed on the corner of a metal table...And don't be disillusioned that because you're in Waukesha people wont shatter your face with a cribbage board. If you do decide to book a vacation here....good luck.

Super cute bookstore with lots of options and a fair price. The woman working when I went was…read moreincredibly nice.

I stopped in to buy a stuffed animal. It's one of the few places I know of that you can touch them…read moreand know how soft and cuddly they are. You can't do that with Amazon. As I was checking out a man said how cute it was and asked who I was buying it for. I said for a very dear young girl who has brain cancer. The owner checked me out, wrapped it very lovingly and chose 2 books to donate to her. Please patronize this business and thank you from the bottom of my heart to the generous owner!

You'll need to plan on a half day of work to appear for a traffic ticket. There's not enough room…read morein the parking lot, it's a long walk from the nearest open lot. They don't start on time, it's a half hour of standing. They line us within sight of the window to pay full fines so it seems they want to discourage appearing before the court. If appearance is mandatory, you've got no choice of course. It's a rather unpleasant experience, and very expensive. There is an assumption of guilt, and there's really no consideration of mitigating circumstances or valid excuses, I had to sit through dozens of other cases and I really felt sorry for many of the charged citizens. If you can afford it, you should hire a lawyer or pay the full fine. I hate to advise giving in and giving up, but it's just a traffic offense and you have to balance the time off from work with the fines and insurance increase. If you're reading this, I sympathize, this really is a terrible experience. I wish I had some more positive information but maybe if your expectations are realistic it might not be quite as bad as it was for the bunch of us in today.

Going to Ethnos360, (then New Tribes), Bible Institute totally changed my life. I really began to…read morehave a personal relationship with God and began my journey with Him, married a guy I met there and we spent 35 years serving God in Brazil! I know it was God that led me there and I am so thankful!!!

From the owner: New Tribes Bible Institute offers affordable Bible education that teaches every book of the Bible…read morewith a focus on full-time missions. At New Tribes Bible Institute the Bible is your primary textbook. As you study the whole Bible, you will learn, think through and apply the truths of the Word of God. Your studies will build a solid foundation for a lifetime of sharing God's Word with the world. Coursework includes 27 classes in Biblical Studies, plus 9 classes in Theology, 5 in Missions, 3 in Evangelism, 2 classes in Sociology and a class in Ministry Communications. Sixty-four credits are required for graduation, with an overall GPA of 2.00 or above. The average number of credits needed each semester is 16. Fifteen of those 16 are core-curriculum. You may choose the other credits from a list of elective courses. An Associate Degree in Biblical Studies is available upon completion of the course. You may also earn other certificates, as highlighted in our school catalog.

We love our Sussex Post Office. The staff is friendly and helpful and they always take the time to…read moremake sure I use the right packaging and the best options for sending my packages.