BALTIMORE — This week's lookback highlights a lot of the stories you clicked on.
We start off in Dundalk with Raven Payne who spoke with residents about a waterfront townhouse development that's been in the works for years. Some neighbors are supportive for the potential positive economic impact, while others are against it.
Next, Blair Sabol is in Baltimore City where leaders are considering eliminating parking minimums for new developments as part of a broader effort to address the city's housing affordability crisis, causing concern for some about already limited parking availability.
Back to Baltimore County now, with Jeff Morgan who met with members of the Middle River community upset about plans for a new library being rejected.
Rounding out the week, Jack Watson headed out to Sykesville, a town hoping to win the prestigious Great American Main Street Award.
You can see more stories here and watch our special "Your Voice, Your Stories" on Saturday at 11 pm on WMAR.
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