BALTIMORE — This week's lookback highlights the latest happenings in your community.
We start off in Catonsville with Jack Watson telling us about a friendly neighbor donating a piece of property to create a community green space.
Up next Blair Sabol reports on the Green Towson Alliance's annual native garden contest, and how native plants transformed the yard of last year's winners into a thriving ecosystem.
From there, its off to West Baltimore where Maria Morales caught up with Amtrak and their work on the Frederick Douglass Tunnel project.
The company began salvaging portions of neighborhood rowhouses that needed to be razed last year with hopes of giving back to the community. So now neighbors have a chance to pick up free refrigerators, stoves, heating systems, condensers, or anything else a house would need.
Rounding out the week is a Matter for Mallory focusing on copper thefts causing dozens of lengthy phone and internet outages in Cecil County.
You can see more stories here and watch our special "Your Voice, Your Stories" on Saturday at 11 pm on WMAR. If you have a story for the team here at WMAR-2 News, we want to hear from you. Email us at storyideas@wmar.com.
