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Byblos in Federal Hill. Not a fan of Lebanese Taverna. There is a new place at the Ritz called Ammoora. Middle Eastern, but I haven’t been there yet. Positive reviews.

Dealt with that for years. Bought a stamp that said RETURN TO SENDER and I'd cross out the scan code on the bottom edge. Eventually worked but took a long time.

Dealing with the same issue but not from an LLC. Wouldn’t they need to get their address updated ASAP for IRS/tax purposes? If you bought the house, could you contact the realtor they used to see if they can get in touch with the previous owners?

I have the same, three years later I still get a ton of mail, presumably the business does everything online. Go on the Maryland corporation search, if you drill down you might find a different address listed for the principal contact / official notice and you can get in touch. I did this and they said they'd update their stuff, it slowed but didn'tstop. Now, I just write Return and stick it back out, it eventually disappears.

Manpower shortage. Is pay part of the equation? Likely, yes. But it isn't the whole story. MDOT MTA bus operators are paid pretty well compared to operators around the industry (adjusted for COL).

Before the pandemic, MDOT MTA was pretty steady with the number of operators on hand. As in they stayed just about maxed out. The pandemic is what triggered this. It's industry-wide.

Manpower shortage or insufficient pay?

Some say I'm still waiting for that bus.

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It can of course vary, but buying a home should be as long term an investment as possible!

This Is a decent link to sum it up, but basically because of high upfront costs it takes 5 years to recoup that money.

Explain how

I'm aware of that but in general if you can't stay in a place for 5 years a home purchase is a bad investment

You'll pay a lot more in rent. There's a definite inefficiency between buying and renting

Looking for tickets for the Disturbing Tha Peace show at Soundstage

Ask your grandfather what church they went to

Underground, or pig and rooster for Detroit style (they’re almost identical) Matthew’s for the original

I havent been to that location so can't confirm. I had the pizza when he was at the treehouse cafe.

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"Deep dish pizza"

You misspelled "casserole."

Lemme confirm it's in Arbutus? The website you link to shows a couple Instagram pics, but no menu, hours, etc. except a address for an Arbutus shopping center.

Yeah we don’t really do a good job of defining engineer unless they’re licensed.

Totally allowed in this one. Most of our manufacturing engineers have never seen the inside of a college classroom.

Try here

Rodgers forge is a great family friendly neighborhood. Safe, great schools. Townhouses, apartments, and single family homes. Very close to 695/95 to scoot upto Philly. OP didn’t specify if their husband wanted to take a train or drive. Unfortunately how most of America’s setup, cars give more flexibility esp if you’re a parent with kids requirements.

But yes, train vs car is an important distinction that OP didn’t mention