Aliza Worthington is a contributing writer for Baltimore Fishbowl, focusing on local news and events in Baltimore, Maryland. With a background in journalism and a passion for community engagement, Aliza's articles cover a wide range of topics including education, arts and culture, social issues, and local politics.
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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore set social media aflame this weekend after a photograph of him shaking hands with president-elect Donald Trump before the Army-Navy game circulated online.
New speed cameras have gone up between the 3700 and 4800 blocks of Belair Road to encourage safer driving through school zones in northeast Baltimore.
Gov. Wes Moore announced a new mobile-friendly tool to help Marylanders access benefits like SNAP, WIC, and OHEP more easily.
An electronic road sign announces "Day Time Blasting Work" for the Ellicott City North Tunnel. Photo credit: Aliza Worthington
By: Aliza Worthington
Photo from Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Facebook page.
The Baltimore Community Foundation has supported string light projects around Baltimore City in 33 neighborhood blocks, 43 green spaces and parks, and 122 community events through grant funding.
By: Aliza Worthington
As the longest night of the year approaches on Saturday, Dec. 21, Baltimore Community Foundation (BCF) is preparing for the winter solstice by supporting city neighborhoods fund string lights to help with visibility at night and promote community safety.
By: Aliza Worthington, Izzy Patoka
Woodlawn Senior Center is now nearly triple its previous size after a major renovation that added space for fitness, events, and other needs of Baltimore County’s older residents.
Baltimore City officials on Thursday celebrated the grand opening of 150 affordable apartments in southwest Baltimore's Uplands neighborhood.
By: Aliza Worthington
Baltimore City’s health commissioner declared the first Code Blue Extreme Cold alert of the season, with Saturday night’s wind chills expected to dip as low as 13 degrees and remain in the teens through Monday morning. The alert will be in effect from overnight Saturday, Dec. 21 through Monday morning, Dec. 23.
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