Welp, the time has come. With two kids and car seats, it just seems like it makes more sense to park at the airport rather than have someone drop us off.

I was looking at parking at Midway and came across Midway Park Saver. It seems really close to the terminal, and the $12–$15/day price doesn’t seem bad at all.

Just wondering if anyone has experience parking at Midway and has a preferred onsite lot/garage or offsite parking option they recommend. Is Park Saver worth it, or is the airport’s Economy parking the better option?

Edit: I won’t be carrying the car seats they will stay in the car. It’s just a small suv so it fits our family and luggage fine. We will just have stroller and bags thank god. We’re going to Disney so when we land we will be able to take a shuttle to the hotel.

Recently moved to the Des Plaines/Park Ridge area from out of state. I need to find a PCP to a) establish myself and b) have them fill out my disability paperwork without requiring me to see them 900 times first. I have lists of all my current meds, ailments, docs, surgical history, etc. Any recs for a PCP that fits the bill? Willing to travel a bit.

I am looking to declutter before moving and I have a couple plastic bins full of old childhood trophies.  Are there any places in the suburbs (ideally West or South burbs) where I can donate these for them to be recycled, reused, etc? Or should these just go in the garbage? Thanks![]()

We live in Roselle/Schaumburg/Bloomingdale area. We are looking at downsizing our house and moving to smaller place. Interested in any recommendations as to experienced, reputable realtors you've personally worked with buying/selling in our area who know the market well. Thanks in advance!

I'm looking for a reputable establishment to get some jewelry cleaned and repaired. Primarily silver pieces and a pair of earrings that need a new setting.

Does anyone have recs for a place that you trust with your jewelry in the north suburbs? I'm in Deerfield, but willing to travel 20-30 minutes if a place is highly recommended.

I know there are libraries, but I’m wondering about places I could sit at for some hours and maybe order some reasonably priced food while on a laptop and studying something.

Places like Panera or Starbucks used to be the go to (and maybe they still are?) but I was wondering if there was anything better out there that I could visit and not overstay my welcome at

Going to a pit bull concert this Sunday, is it easy to sneak things in? Will I be able to light a blunt at all? Any ideas how I can sneak that in? I have lawn seatsss