Top Election Official Warns of Maryland Voter Scams
Scammers posing as election workers are tricking Maryland voters with fake texts, raising concerns at the State Board of Elections.
Celebrate Ethiopian New Year at Koiner Farm This Thursday
Koiner Farm will host an Ethiopian New Year celebration this Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. with live music and food.
GoodVets Pushes Back Downtown Silver Spring Opening to Winter 2024
GoodVets has pushed back its opening in Downtown Silver Spring to Winter 2024, according to updated signage.
Well-Paid Maids Sweeps Into New City
Well-Paid Maids is on a mission to clean up a notoriously dirty industry in cities across America. Last week, the living-wage cleaning company opened a new branch. [sponsored]
Downtown Silver Spring Thanksgiving Parade Seeks Performers and Creative Units
Montgomery County is seeking vibrant performing groups and creative units to participate in its annual Thanksgiving Parade in downtown Silver Spring on Saturday, November 16.
Maryland’s Van Hollen and Environmental Groups Want Polluters to Pay for Climate Damage
Senator Chris Van Hollen and other lawmakers have proposed a law to make big polluters pay for the costs of the climate crisis.
BurgerFi’s Chapter 11 Bankruptcy: Locations Stay Open Amid Financial Restructuring
BurgerFi said its 144 locations, including Downtown Silver Spring, will remain open despite filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this week.
Montgomery County Launches Safety Portal for Late-Night Establishments
Montgomery County has launched a new application portal for certain late-night establishments that must now submit safety plans to Montgomery County Police.
Raskin to Introduce First Suicide Prevention Legislation Since His Son’s Death
U.S. Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-8th) is introducing his first major mental health and suicide prevention legislation following his son’s suicide in 2020.