By Caroline Foreback Click here for updates on this story BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Debris, including large pieces of wood, has washed up on the shores of a riverfront neighborhood in Anne Arundel County following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. Members of the Riviera Beach Community Association say they are concerned and are looking for guidance. Riviera Beach sits about a mile down the Patapsco River from the Key Bridge. The bridge was once the beloved backdrop to their neighborhood, but now pieces of it are washing up on their shores. “It’s devastating,” said Courtney Telfer, Vice President of the Riviera Beach Community Association. “It’s very hard to see that i
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