Take a look at what happens when you delay your spring yard work
This spring, I’ve been really busy working on my new blog, so I haven’t gotten out in my yard yet […]
How are you doing with your spring yard work?
The weather’s been so cold here in the Seattle area that I haven’t gotten out in my yard for as much spring yard work as I would have liked. My garden is growing well and so far I’ve enjoyed lettuce, spinach, kale, Swiss chard, and one strawberry.
Maryland is set to become the first state to ban surveillance pricing, but the law has weaknesses, consumer group says
In January, Maryland Governor Wes Moore introduced the Protection From Predatory Pricing Act, a bill that prohibits dynamic pricing and
Meta misleads users about the steps it’s taking to fight fraud, and profits off scam ads at users’ expense, lawsuit alleges
Meta has knowingly taken steps and adopted policies that allow scam advertising to spread, and in 2024 Meta anticipated that
Dispose of old drugs Saturday on National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
It’s important for people to dispose of old prescription medications safely and anonymously on Saturday, April 25, as part of
What to buy and not buy in May 2026
After only a few deals in March and April, May brings a big increase in saving opportunities. From May the
On Earth Day, let’s celebrate recent environmental gains being made by states
Best wishes on Earth Day. There have been so many environmental losses under the Trump administration that “Happy Earth Day”
Court documents in California price fixing case allegedly show how Amazon bullies companies into raising prices
California is suing Amazon, alleging it participates in an illegal price fixing scheme that is artificially driving up prices for Americans.
Ghirardelli Easter chocolate bunny treat turned out to be overpriced and overpackaged
About a week ago, I wrote about whether it was a good idea to buy Easter items at the after