Your Voice, Your Stories: Safer streets, road repairs and a food truck's new home

From a homeowner's yearslong push for a safer street to concerns about an eroding Harford County road, we're following the stories that matter in your communities.

Speed humps after nine crashes

A Catonsville homeowner who turned to Mallory Sofastaii after repeated crashes near her home finally has a new line of defense.
After nine crashes in front of her home in two years, Baltimore County installed speed humps along Kenwood Avenue. Krista Cantafio says drivers are already slowing down.

Erosion threatens Harmony Church Road

In Darlington, work on Harmony Church Road aims to address erosion along Deer Creek that threatens the roadway.
The project will shut down a stretch between Priestford and Nobles Mill roads for three weeks. WMAR-2 News spoke with residents about the inconvenience and longer-term concerns surrounding erosion in the area

From food truck to restaurant

And there's a different kind of community story in Aberdeen. After five years building a following with their food truck, Missy Loomis and Shane Loomis have opened Top Nach's first brick-and-mortar restaurant on West Bel Air Avenue. The owners told WMAR-2 News that demand has been strong enough that they've sold out on some days.

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