If the pod is one of the smaller ones and can fit into your parking space, then maybe that's the way to go? I can't speak for the Beacon, but in the past I had a smaller pod dropped off and placed in to my monthly parking spot.

Kind of thing I think my 8yr old would be interested in but price is a bit steep for a kid who's just looking to play with clay as much as try and learn/make something.

Buy Nothing mobile app or Nextdoor mobile app. Two places where I've given and gotten free stuff from. Prevents useful stuff from being thrown into the landfill.

Huge props to the JC library. We go to the Main branch almost every Saturday morning like clockwork. The staff there is amazing, friendly, and we've gotten to know them well. They have been super helpful to my 8yr old and her finicky reading tastes and helped find books to keep her entertained this past 1.5yrs we've been going regularly.

While we've known about some of the above listed offerings, there's clearly more the library is doing which I wasn't aware of. This is a great list and lots more stuff to help keep our family entertained without being price gouged (cough inflation LOL) for everything. Hooray, less $ spent on entertainment and more for groceries!

Thank you to all the staff of JCPL for all your hard work and being so amazing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Packaged_terminal_air_conditioner

Having to live with a PTAC for the past 10+ years, yeah, it sucks electricity.

Live right next door to them. Too expensive. Food is just ok. Won't be going back anytime soon.

Been living at Liberty Harbor for over a decade now. I consider it safe.