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Tide Dry Cleaners

We are locally owned, but backed by the global brand of Tide and Proctor and Gamble. Our Edgewater location is the first of many in our area. We already offer 100% organic dry cleaning. We are the ONLY cleaners that can wash and fold with Tide and Downy. In the coming months we will be rolling out in by 9am out by 5pm service, home pickup and delivery, and our new 24/7/365 automated kiosk will be available in the early fall of 2025. The kiosk offers the ability to drop off and pick up your clothing any time of day or night with just a tap of your phone on our innovative Tide kiosk technology. New customers receive 25% off their first order. Come see us and experience the Tide difference!

Anne Arundel County

Jacob Baumgart

Baltimore Metropolitan Area

Edgewater-Davidsonville

Maryland

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August Rose Health Center

At August Rose Health Center, your mental health truly matters. Our licensed clinicians provide therapy, medication management, and psychiatric rehabilitation services for children, teens, and adults — both in-person in Glen Burnie and through telehealth across Maryland. We offer next-day appointments, accept Medicaid insurance, and provide compassionate, culturally aware care for every client we serve.

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One of the drivers from April's double-fatal accident in Davidsonville was <a href="http://www.capitalgazette.com/news/arundel_digest/alcohol-was-factor-in-double-fatality-in-davidsonville/article_b89ef08b-7c19-5b0e-9afa-bebc6386b9dc.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">under the influence of alcohol</a>, according Anne Arundel County police.  On April 9, a head-on collision on Route 424 in Davidsonville killed two women—Stephanie Banchero, 26, of Gambrills, and Mary Corkill, 70, of Davidsonville.   In the days that followed, police of the accident. Police said Banchero drifted off the right side of the roadway, overcorrected and caused her car to move across the double yellow lines and into oncoming traffic. Banchero's Honda  with a 2000 Cadillac SLS in the southbound lane, killing herself and Corkill. Initially, police said there was no evidence that drugs or alcohol were factors, but new findings from the Chief Medical Examiner's Office discovered new information. Police spokesman Justin Mulcahy confirmed with Patch that Banchero was under the influence of alcohol and that the Chief Medical Examiner's Office found Banchero's blood-alcohol level above the legal limit.

One of the drivers from April’s double-fatal accident in Davidsonville was <a href="http://www.capitalgazette.com/news/arundel_digest/alcohol-was-factor-in-double-fatality-in-davidsonville/article_b89ef08b-7c19-5b0e-9afa-bebc6386b9dc.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">under the influence of alcohol</a>, according Anne Arundel County police.

On April 9, a head-on collision on Route 424 in Davidsonville killed two women—Stephanie Banchero, 26, of Gambrills, and Mary Corkill, 70, of Davidsonville.   In the days that followed, police of the accident. Police said Banchero drifted off the right side of the roadway, overcorrected and caused her car to move across the double yellow lines and into oncoming traffic.

Banchero’s Honda  with a 2000 Cadillac SLS in the southbound lane, killing herself and Corkill. Initially, police said there was no evidence that drugs or alcohol were factors, but new findings from the Chief Medical Examiner’s Office discovered new information.

Police spokesman Justin Mulcahy confirmed with Patch that Banchero was under the influence of alcohol and that the Chief Medical Examiner’s Office found Banchero’s blood-alcohol level above the legal limit.

The Chief Medical Examiner's Office in Baltimore said one of the drivers involved, Stephanie Banchero, was under the influence of alcohol.