Goodwill of Greater Washington’s new Germantown location officially opened its doors to the community this morning, Tuesday, May 26.
Maryland Anthony G. Brown joined a bipartisan coalition of attorneys general opposing the federal Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act, also known as the KIDS Act, arguing the legislation would weaken states’ ability to protect children online while shielding major technology companies from accountability.
Montgomery County Police released its latest daily crime summary, highlighting a series of reported incidents across the county, including multiple vehicle thefts, aggravated assaults, and a commercial burglary.
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Key Takeaways:
- Coaching Salud Holistica (CSH) is transforming maternal health in Maryland by offering culturally responsive health education and support.
- Founded by Jhoselyn Rodriguez, CSH empowers Latino, immigrant, and diverse families through education, community engagement, workforce development, and vital maternal health services.
- CSH directly addresses maternal health disparities, particularly in Latino and immigrant communities, by providing robust doula training programs.
- The doula training curriculum is uniquely crafted for doulas serving these communities, integrating cultural traditions and advocacy with trauma-informed and equity training.
- Beyond training, CSH fosters community connections, exemplified by their upcoming Maternal & Infant Health Resource Fair.
Coaching Salud Holistica (CSH) is actively transforming maternal health outcomes in Maryland. They are addressing a growing need for culturally responsive health education and support in communities across the state. This need is particularly urgent given that Latina women in Maryland experience higher rates of certain maternal health complications compared to other groups, underscoring significant disparities in care.
Founded by Jhoselyn Rodriguez, a bilingual community health leader, educator, and advocate, CSH is deeply committed to empowering Latino, immigrant, and diverse families. This commitment shines through their comprehensive approach, encompassing education, community engagement, workforce development, and vital maternal health services. This dedication is further exemplified in their mission to empower families and transform maternal and infant health outcomes. (more…)
A new business, Crust & Crumb, will to be moving into the former Roy Rogers space on Rockville Pike, though details remain limited for now.
Performances:
Saturday June 20 @ 8pm
Maryland hospitals received a wide range of grades in the newly released Spring 2026 Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grades, with 17 hospitals earning an “A,” 11 receiving a “B,” 12 receiving a “C,” and one hospital receiving a “D” for patient safety performance. Full list below.
Burlington is set to take over the former Staples space in Frederick following the office supply retailer’s recent closure earlier this year.
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Maryland’s Best Ice Cream Trail has returned for its 14th year, running from now through September 7 with creamery stops across the state and a new digital pass system allowing visitors to check in, earn points, and qualify for prizes. (more…)
Marc Elrich issued a statement Thursday criticizing new federal green card processing policies that could require some lawful immigrants to leave the United States and apply for permanent residency from abroad. (more…)
Montgomery College honored the Class of 2026 during commencement ceremonies held May 21 and 22, celebrating more than 1,500 graduates who participated across two ceremonies.
Columbia has been ranked the 5th best place to raise a family in the United States for 2026, according to a new report from personal finance website WalletHub.
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service (MCFRS) units responded to a fire at a single-story commercial building on Taft Street, off of E Gude Dr., in Rockville. Upon arrival, PE703 reported fire through the roof, confirming a working fire.