It was 1920 when the late Fred and Esther Graul opened the first Graul’s Market at 2819 E. Monument Street in Baltimore City. In 1945 when their son, Harold Sr. returned from military service in World War II, he and his wife, Mary, assumed ownership of the store. In 1958 they moved to Annapolis with their four children, Harold Jr., Tom, Susie and Fred to open the first Graul’s Supermarket in Cape St. Claire. As the family has grown, each child has opened their own store and now the 4th generation has joined in the family business.​

As you’ll soon discover Graul’s is a very special place to shop. Each generation has passed down family recipes you’ll find in every department. We continue the tradition of personal, friendly service lost in today’s impersonal marketplace. From our fresh, delicious seafood, meat and produce to baked goods, baked fresh daily in each market, you’ll appreciate why Graul’s has been Your Good Food Grocer since 1920.

We’ve spent the last 166 years learning the best way to support our customers during their jewelry journeys. We’ve learned one thing in nearly two centuries – only you matter. 

Jewelry is a precious and personal investment, and we aren’t here to simply sell you jewelry. We are here to support and guide you, whatever your jewelry needs may be.
Your experience should be easy.
That starts with listening. By uncovering your wants and needs, we use our education and experience to guide you. 


Your jewelry experience should be comfortable.
We know that looks different to everyone. This is why we practice The Platinum Rule of treating you how you want to be treated. Whether you like a lot of space, a lot of attention, or a lot of education – we’re committed to serving you the way you want.

The essence of pizza –crust, cheese and tomatoes– is very simple, and variations in quality can usually be explained by variations in the tools and the attention and care put into preparation. On both counts, Cheezy's cannot be faulted. The sauce is bright with the simple, sweet taste of fresh tomatoes, the expensive cheese is fresh and slightly salty, and the crust is a crisp lower platform with an airy upper layer. The lightness of the crust is a subject much-debated and has been attributed to everything from the recipe (flour, water, yeast, salt, sugar, top shelf olive oil & fresh basil) to the hand tossing! This food embodies the sensations and flavors that all wanna be New Yorkers, on an almost primal level, understand as the definition of REAL NY pizza!

Mediation of legal disputes is a vital tool for people and businesses facing legal conflicts. The traditional adversarial system frequently fails to produce satisfying results at a great financial cost. Conflicted parties are frustrated after the case is over. Worse families often are paying off their legal fees arising from divorce litigation for years and years. Saddling parties with legal debts is not the way to post-divorce recovery. There had to be a better way, and now there is. Mediation is part of the better way to divorce, an alternative dispute resolution process which substitutes diplomacy for aggression at a time when escalation is extremely detrimental to families emotionally and financially.

In family law matters, resentment after attorney-negotiated child custody, support and property settlement and separation agreements creates a tinder box for future disagreements. Where disputes are resolved by trial and orders of the court, litigants are labeled as winners or losers or both, and negative feelings are amplified. Negative outcomes plus crushing legal debts can be life-altering. Think of Nancy Caplan, attorney and mediator as your future conflict-avoidance guide. There is a reason that parties who start in litigation or adversarial attorney-led negotiations often lay the foundation of a long period of post-divorce conflicts. End the conflict now and in the future. Dispute resolution in mediation is the better way to handle separation and divorce. If you are looking for a Maryland Divorce Mediator call Nancy Caplan, Esquire at 410-296-2190.

For families, who often remain connected by children after divorce, anger leads to a continuous loop of contention under threat of further legal process. Old conflicts fester and new conflicts grow fertilized by the old conflicts. Separation and Divorce Mediation is a process structured to break this stubborn pattern.

With an office centrally located in Towson, the county seat of Baltimore County, family law mediation provides a sensible alternative to costly litigation of family law matters. Nancy Caplan attorney and mediator provides evening hours Monday through Thursday, in addition to all regular business hours. People going through separation and divorce need help, and help includes providing a service that is convenient for the employment demands in their lives, which are often already challenging during the transition of separation and divorce.

Since 2000 the State of Maryland incorporated mediation into its processes and procedures to curtail litigation and the unduly aggravating adversarial nature of attorney-led negotiations. In Maryland courts, disputes over child custody and visitation (also called access) are often ordered to mediate. Even if the child custody mediation is successful, the issues of alimony, support and division of assets, allocation of debts are left behind in the hands of the lawyers and judges. Private divorce mediation tackles all of the issues in a single setting- the Mediator’s private settlement table. The sensible question is why not begin your separation and divorce negotiations in a private and confidential mediation?

Parties are often shocked by the language and tactics of their attorneys. However, lawyers are sworn to be a client’s zealous advocate in negotiations, and if attorney-led negotiations are chosen, the problem does not necessarily lie with the lawyers, it lies with the choice of process. That is your choice. Choose wisely. Take control over the challenge of separation and divorce. Choosing a divorce mediator in Maryland is your first step to selecting a less stressful approach to separation and divorce.



Saul Kloper is The Broker / Owner at EXIT On The Harbor Realty, servicing Maryland & South Central Pennsylvania. Born and Raised in Maryland, Saul loves his home state, and enjoys relaxing on the Eastern Shore with his family, fishing and crabbing in the warmer months. With extensive knowledge in the industry, Saul enjoys sharing his expertise. When you work with Saul you get more than just a Realtor, you are getting a Trusted Advisor, someone you can count on to answer all your question, guide you in your decision making process, and ensure you have a full understanding of the real estate transaction. When you are ready to Buy or Sell a home, there is only one thing to do, You Better Call Saul! 

Barley's Backyard Uptown is a restaurant located in Towson, MD. We specialize in providing a unique and delicious dining experience for our customers. Our menu features a variety of fresh, locally sourced ingredients, as well as an extensive selection of craft beers and wines. Our atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, with comfortable seating, live music, and outdoor seating for those who prefer to enjoy their meal al fresco. We strive to provide our guests with an enjoyable and memorable experience every time they visit. Whether you're looking for a casual lunch, a romantic dinner, or a place to gather with friends, Barley's Backyard Uptown is the perfect spot.

Founded in 1964 by passionate physicians and parents, Abilities Network has a long-standing history as an organization that assists individuals in Maryland to achieve their personal goals and reach their maximum potential through customized support and community. As a credited 501(c)(3)nonprofit,  Abilities Network's mission is to challenge the community to acknowledge the value and equality of people of all abilities.

We support children, adults, families, and seniors who are affected by a variety of at-risk factors, including a diagnosed disability, lack of environmental supports, low-socioeconomic levels, and limited knowledge about resources and/or the capacity to access them.

Through Project Act, we offer extensive training opportunities to families, child care providers, teachers and community members with the goal of fostering inclusion and helping those that struggle with education thrive.

Our Move Management program and monthly Speaker Series provide resources and information to help seniors move through their next phase of life with more ease.

Abilities Network’s Healthy Families Baltimore County (HFBC) program has been serving families since 1999 by giving them the community, information, and resources they need to have healthy babies and strong families.

Through Abilities Network’s Community and Employment Partners program we are able to help those with disabilities live a full life with independent living and employment services. Our services are customized to provide individuals and families with choices to help them accomplish more.

All of our programs are united by our philosophy of working one on one with the individuals we serve in their homes, workplaces, and communities where we all live.


TOWSON DINER
Since 1957

If you grew up in the Baltimore, Maryland area, you have probably heard of the Towson Diner. A staple of Towson since the 1950's, the Towson Diner has made itself a piece of everyone's family history. Family run since 1994, Father and Son, Sam and Nick Kourtsounis bought the Diner and have transformed it into the delightful,  family friendly establishment in which everyone can enjoy. 

We use nothing but the finest ingredients in all of our cooking and baking. All of our desserts are baked on the premises.  

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