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More Than a Living Wage: Well-Paid Maids Offers Benefits, Too
Well-Paid Maids pays employees a living wage, but what also sets it apart in a notoriously dirty industry are the benefits. [sponsored]
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Police Drone Footage Key in Downtown Silver Spring Stabbing Conviction
A first-degree assault conviction this week marks the first using footage from the Montgomery County Police Department’s Raven 1 drone after a stabbing in downtown Silver Spring last April.
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Urban Wood Sale: Montgomery Parks’ Much-Anticipated Event Returns in November
Montgomery Parks will host its annual Urban Wood Sale in November, showcasing wood sourced from dead or dying trees removed by arborists to maintain a healthy tree canopy.
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Enjoy the Season and Leave the Cleaning to Well-Paid Maids
The holidays are fast approaching. Stress less — and do good — when you let Well-Paid Maids take care of the cleaning. [sponsored]
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D.C. Resident Shares Her Experience With Well-Paid Maids
Paige Strott, who has been a Well-Paid Maids customer since 2021, explains why she loves the living-wage cleaning company. [sponsored]
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Montgomery County Police Report Major Drop in Hyundai Theft Cases
Montgomery County Police say that thefts of Hyundai vehicles have decreased by 90 percent since last October.
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Why Well-Paid Maids Is a Standout Cleaning Company for Parents
Anyone can benefit from a home cleaning with Well-Paid Maids, but learn why parents especially love the living-wage cleaning company. [sponsored]
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Why Well-Paid Maids Stands Out From The Rest (In Addition to the Living Wage)
Well-Paid Maids pays its cleaners, who are W-2 employees, at least $26 an hour — but that’s not the only reason customers love the home cleaning company. [sponsored]
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Meet the Founder of Living-Wage Cleaning Company Well-Paid Maids
Get to know Aaron Seyedian, the founder of Well-Paid Maids. He explains why he started the living-wage cleaning company, his most proud moments and more. [sponsored]