It’s Officially Fall. Treat Yourself to a Clean Home From Well-Paid Maids
Sure, spring cleaning gets a lot of hype, but there’s nothing better than a good, deep cleaning to fall into this cozy season. [sponsored]
Montgomery College Names Science and Math Building for Catherine, Isiah Leggett
Montgomery College named its new Math and Science Building after Catherine and Isiah Leggett for their longstanding support.
Red-Light Cameras Arrive in Takoma Park: Dates, Locations, and Fines
Takoma Park Police will be installing red-light cameras at seven city intersections over the next three weeks, starting on Monday.
Maryland Ballot Drop Boxes Installed as Vote-by-Mail Deadlines Approach
The Maryland State Board of Elections finished setting up 286 ballot drop boxes statewide for the general election. Marylanders can use any box to submit mail-in ballots, which can arrive early next week.
Armed Robbery and Kidnapping in Takoma Park: Suspects at Large
Takoma Park Police are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying two suspects involved in an armed robbery and kidnapping on Tuesday.
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.
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]
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.
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.