OXON HILL, Md. (WUSA9) -- An elderly Oxon HIll widow has been told by Prince George's County officials to stay out of her backyard and to hire a geotechnical engineer because of a mysterious seven-foot- deep sinkhole that has opened on her property

Seventy-eight-year-old WWII refugee Lucie Webner is beside herself with worry now because she says she cannot afford the help.

"I don't have no place to go," Webner said.

Neighbor Sheila Fagan asked why if officials have declared the property unsafe they won't assist Webner on an emergency basis.

County spokesperson Sue Hubbard says inspectors have determined there are no public utilities anywhere near the sinkhole which makes the situation the responsibility of the property owner.

Ben Cherington and Kylie Levy of Metropolitan School of the Arts (MSA) Performing Arts Academy of Lorton, Va. and Alexandria, Va. were recently recognized for All-Star Cast by the Virginia Theatre Association Conference for their performances in I Never Saw Another Butterfly. This was the first time Metropolitan School of the Arts had participated in the conference. Cherington, an 11th grader from Burke, Va., and Levy, a 10th grader from Fairfax, Va. are students at Metropolitan School of the Arts. For more information, go to www.metropolitanarts.org.

Metropolitan School of the Arts (MSA) also earned the 2014 Virginia Theatre Association Conference award for Best Costume Design and was recognized for Staging, as well as received an honorable mention for Best Play, I Never Saw Another Butterfly.

OXON HILL, Md. (WUSA9) -- The family of two adults and two children killed in a car crash in Oxon Hill is thankful for the generosity they have received since the tragedy.

Sisters Tameika Curtis and Typhani Wilkerson, and their young cousins 13-year-old Haddah Ba and one-year-old Hassan Boykin were four of the five killed in an October 10th crash, family said.

Nina Bell is the sister of Curtis and Wilkerson: "we used to have three-way calls because I'm in Texas, I'm going to miss those calls." While Bell is overwhelmed with grief, she is thankful for the kindness of strangers.

Bell set up an online fundraiser on GoFundMe.com to raise money for the family's funeral costs and donations have been pouring in: " We've gotten so much support from east coast to west coast, churches, relatives and friends."