The gentleman and owner towed my car, despite location concerns (it was far from normal…read moreproximities). He offered to help me further, since the issue appeared to be indicative of some problem he is familiar with. As we are both friendly people, we also chatted for a small amount of time. However, I am sure that he would have left quickly if I had needed to get something else done at the time. Overall, I was a good customer and he was a great worker. For me, that's how I like it. I'm good to you and you're good to me. I couldn't have asked for a better tow-man (and he has been my best experience with a towing worker thus far).

From the owner: We specialize in off-road recovery wheel lift and dolly services motorcycle, towing boat,…read moretransport, camper, transport, local, and long distance towing we do jump starts on big trucks we do jump starts on little trucks. We can start anything with a battery issue. We are locally owned and operated in Harford County. Call us for the best service around. We also provide lockout services

The owner, Katarina, is the kindest most talented florist we have ever known. Her floral…read morearrangements, which she can customize upon request, are spectacular! We purchase all flower arrangements for every occasion at Katarina's.

I stopped here to get flowers for my mom for Mother's Day. They are friendly and they helped me get…read morea nice arrangement for my mom. My mom loved it and they smell good. I will recommend this place for sure

3rd Annual Slavic Heritage Festival was a great disappointment. It pains me to give it 2 star but…read moreeven those stars are only for the effort of people putting it together. Pictures can tell the story better but I will try to provide a constructive critic so next time it gets better. Food consisted of one place with very cold pirogies, halupkas and potato pankakes. They were not cheap - two small (cold) potato pancakes for $5. The deserts were very few and they tasted as if Slavic grandmother's recipe was lost and somebody quickly had to be make something. By 2PM there was no entertaining/culture program (that was big time advertised) on the empty stage in the forest camp. The parking was free and the place had simple facilities and cute church from 19th century (that was relocated from somewhere else). That was actually the most interesting part because it used to belong to the Irish settlers and some stained windows bare Irish names (Patrick) and some windows had Slavic donors (like Vera or Myculic). That church was an example how the make up of that area has changed as things normally change in demographics (specially in our American melting pot). I am really hoping that next time there will be some national costumes, some dance, some concert but it has to start from good food so I hope that the focus will be on building great food festival first. I was glad to witness it and contribute to small church community in Joppa, MD.