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.
Essential Steps to Purchasing Your First Home: Upcoming Free Online Seminar
Ready to buy your first home? Join Debbie Gerald from Go Brent and Ramez Fahmy from First Heritage Mortgage for expert guidance. [sponsored]
Savor the Competition: Takoma Park Farmers Market Pie Contest Returns Sunday
The Takoma Park Farmers Market will host its annual pie contest on Sunday.
Beware Fake Calls: Takoma Park Police Do Not Demand Payments
Takoma Park Police warn of an arrest warrant scam involving a caller claiming to be an officer and using the department’s actual phone number to demand payment from residents.
Keep Your Home Clean — and Your Pets Happy — With Well-Paid Maids
It’s time to get rid of those tumbleweeds of fur. Learn why pet owners love Well-Paid Maids. [sponsored]
Red Line Riders Benefit: MARC Brunswick Line Keeps $3 Tickets Through September
Metro’s Red Line has reopened after summer construction, but discounted fares on the MARC Brunswick Line will continue through the month’s end.
Maryland Joins IRS Direct File Program, Offering Free Tax Filing for up to 700,000 Taxpayers
Maryland taxpayers can use a free electronic filing tool for federal taxes next year with the new IRS Direct File service.