I am an employee and this company is the most caring, compassionate and fair organization I have…read moreever had the pleasure of working for. If you have someone in need of home delivered food services, please contact us.

This is one of those places you wished you had worked in your whole life…read more There are dozens of fascinating companies, most in the early or start-up mode. It is located on the third floor of the King Cork Seal building. There is ample parking around back. The entrance is on N Haven, you will find it in the far right upper corner of the parking lot. Take the elevator (or stairs) to the third floor and prepare to be blown away!

I am sharing a firsthand experience so other parents can make an informed decision…read more While my 2-year-old daughter was crying in class, I observed a staff member snatch a toy from her and throw it against the wall. I witnessed this in real time through the classroom camera. I immediately entered the classroom, removed my daughter, and requested to terminate our enrollment. The school did not acknowledge the incident or offer an apology. Instead, they stated that I acted aggressively, which I disagree with--I addressed what I had just witnessed and asked for accountability. If my behavior had truly been aggressive or threatening, it is unclear why no authorities were contacted at the time. This raises questions about how that claim is being characterized after the fact. When I requested that the footage be reviewed, I was told that the cameras do not record and only provide live viewing. Despite the situation, they have continued to charge tuition through the notice period. I have also reported this incident to the appropriate agencies and organizations to ensure it is properly reviewed. Parents should be aware that without recorded footage, incidents like this cannot be independently verified after the fact.

My son has been in daycare since he was 6 months old, and we've been to 3 different facilities. One…read morein California and two in Baltimore. I can without a doubt say that Celebree is our best experience. My son started at Celebree just a few months before his 2nd birthday in the Toddler room with Miss Martinique, Miss Zaire, and Miss Alyssa. After a difficult experience in his last school, we were all nervous but these three women embraced him with open arms and created a safe place for him to flourish. Within days of his start we saw a huge improvement in his behavior (fewer tantrums) and within weeks we saw an explosion in his language. We felt like we finally had a team together for his development. He had us at home and his amazing providers at school helping him grow and thrive, so we were worried when it was time for him to graduate up to the two year old class. We should not have been. Ms. Tammy and Ms. Shabria took the incredible loving foundation we had in Toddler and built on top of it. I've seen my son's language and socialization take off with their care. He LOVES school. When I picked him up yesterday he didn't want to come home, and as he grabbed his stuff from his classroom he ran into his old room to give Miss Martinique a hug. The best part of Celebree though? These are not one-off experiences. It starts with the school's leadership. My son knows Ms. Tameka (Director) and Ms. Patricia (Assistant Director) by name and gets excited to greet them every day. Every single teacher knows every single kid's name. These kids are surrounded by love and care at all times, and every parent I've met at the school has had a comparable experience. We could not be more grateful, and I recommend the school to all parents looking for a safe and loving environment for their children.

What an interesting and cool place to visit, Baltimore Underground Science Space is a non-profit…read moresynthetic biology and biotechnology maker space laboratory for science enthusiasts, hobbyists, and professionals to practice, share and learn about the biological sciences. BUGSS is a great place for the do-it-yourself scientist. They offer courses and lectures and have a community lab space. Dr. Tom Burkett founded it in 2012. The building itself has a lot of history. The building was constructed as the Haven Street Factory for the Steiner Mantel Company, which made mantels and other furnishings. The northern portion of the building was sold in 1910 to the King Cork & Seal Company, which manufactured gaskets and seals. The building has had many tenants over the years. The building has been restored to bring out the charm of its historic industrial architecture while providing upgraded technology and amenities.

From the owner: We offer the opportunity for the general public to engage with science through hands-on…read morebiotechnology courses, community research projects, informational talks and seminars, student science-fair project assistance, and an open laboratory where individuals and emerging businesses can conduct biotechnology experiments.

Unfortunately I have had to use Charm City Pet Crematory twice, but I will say that both times it…read morewas a relief to work with nice people who are operating a small business. There seems to be a growing trend of exploiting people's love for their pets--veterinary hospital prices are going through the roof, expensive and maybe unnecessary tests and procedures are pushed to maximize profits. It's an area where private equity firms are having a field day. I imagine a lot of people who visit Charm City Pet Crematory have already have spent thousands trying to save their pet. After all that, it's such a relief to deal with Charm City Pet Crematory. They just come across as really decent people providing a solid service at a difficult time.

The hours are stated that they are open on weekends. My dog passed unexpectedly and we tried to…read morecall and even left a message on the phone # provided. Have never heard back. 3:30 pm is not an unreasonable time for a Saturday when them claim to be open till midnight.

I showed up at this UPS store around 6:20 PM to return a few Amazon packages. Online it clearly…read moresays the store closes at 6:30, but when I got there, I was told I'd have to come back another time because the register was already shut down. Two other customers were also turned away at the same time. I needed to buy a box for one of the returns and was told I couldn't even pay in cash but apparently the register was completely closed before the actual closing time. If the store stops processing transactions before 6:30, that should be made clear somewhere, either on the door or online. It's a huge inconvenience to rush over after work thinking you have time, only to be turned away early. Definitely disappointing and not the level of service I expect from UPS.

I had a terrifying experience at this UPS Store on Boston Street on Saturday, August 23rd around…read more2:50 PM, and I feel other customers should know. I was 30 weeks pregnant and came in to do a few Amazon returns while my husband and toddler waited in the car. I politely asked to use the gray cart to bring in my packages. One female employee said yes, but almost immediately both female employees started sharply questioning me: "How many boxes do you have?" "Is it a lot?" and repeating that the store closes at 3 PM and I should come back tomorrow, even though it wasn't 3 PM yet. To move things along, I asked if I could start scanning the QR codes while my husband loaded the cart. One of the employees responded rudely that whatever wasn't done by 3 PM wouldn't be scanned and I'd just have to come back. A male employee who seemed new tried to help and started scanning my first return, but when a second code didn't go through, the two female employees just stood back watching him struggle, clearly unwilling to help. Feeling frustrated but still trying to be polite, I rolled my items back toward the door and said sarcastically, "Thank you so, so, so much for all your help -- you've been extremely helpful, enjoy your weekend." One of the female employees(Lexi) then said, "F-her, I'm not helping her, she's being rude." When I turned and asked what she said, things escalated. They raised their voices, said they didn't care if I was pregnant, and one of them shouted: "I don't care if you are pregnant, I will smack the [expletive] out of you." My husband came in, worried for my safety, and told me to go to the car. As I was leaving, I saw one of the female employees come out from behind the counter and start throwing our packages. Another customer in the store was so disturbed that she yelled at the employees about their behavior and later gave me her contact information to support a complaint. This incident caused me so much stress that my OB has referred me to a cardiologist. I filed a complaint with UPS Corporate (Case No. C-0319717605), but because this location is privately owned, I was told by corporate there is basically nothing they can do. I was also told the store refused to provide the video footage corporate requested, and that they communicated to the owner to reach out to me, which she has not! As someone who lives in this neighborhood and shops in this plaza often, I now feel unsafe using this location and hope no one else has to go through what I did.

They did a great job cleaning my house. I was out sick for a few days and my house really needed to…read morebe cleaned and they did a fantastic job. Totally recommend them. Thank you!

From the owner: Our goal is to satisfy the client's needs. That is why we have trained personnel to detect a…read morethorough cleaning, detail by detail, from the door entrance to all the corners where insects that can damage the wood can be found. We take all projects seriously and adapt them. Your schedules whether in the morning ohh at night we have a 24 hour express service