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Ride On Bus Service Sees 20% Growth in Ridership, Ranks Second Nationwide
The Ride On bus system saw a 20% ridership jump, the second-highest among similar U.S. transit systems, according to the Montgomery County Department of Transportation.
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Trump DOD Pick Worries Some Maryland Vets
For veteran Jennifer Hunt, the recent rehashing of women’s ability to serve in combat has been a distraction from the profound issues the Department of Defense has to deal with.
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Teamwork and Time Off: Why Eliana Loves Working at Well-Paid Maids
Meet Eliana, a newer cleaner at Well-Paid Maids who is already highly requested. [sponsored]
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As Ranking Democrat on House Judiciary Panel, Maryland’s Raskin Says Rule of Law Will Be Top Priority
Expected to be the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee in January, Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin said he is focused on safeguarding the Constitution. His Democratic colleagues say he’s ready to lead.
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Montgomery County’s Grading Shift Sparks Questions About College Readiness
Changes to the 50% grading rule in Montgomery County Public Schools have raised questions regarding its effectiveness.
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Stewart, Jawando Take Leadership Roles in Montgomery County Council
Councilmembers Kate Stewart and Will Jawando have been elected President and Vice President of the Montgomery County Council, respectively.
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Give the Gift of a Clean Home This Holiday Season
Treat your friends and family to the gift of a clean home with a gift certificate from Well-Paid Maids. [sponsored]
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Bonifant Street Businesses Call for Support During Purple Line Construction
Business owners along Bonifant Street are seeking community support as Maryland Purple Line construction continues through downtown Silver Spring.
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Montgomery County Promotes Shopping Local This Small Business Saturday
County Executive Marc Elrich urges residents to support Small Business Saturday, highlighting the importance of shopping locally for the economy and tax revenue in Montgomery County.