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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Leandra Ellis-Gaston (Sugar) and Matt Loehr (Joe) star in "Some Like It Hot", coming to the Hippodrome in May 2025. Photo by Matthew Murphy.
Single ticket sales have begun for the Broadway musical “Some Like It Hot,” coming to Baltimore’s Hippodrome Theater in early May 2025.
By: Aliza Worthington
Politics has been fodder for comedians throughout history, so why not marry the two and add improv to the mix?
Descendants of Henrietta Lacks, the Black Baltimore County woman whose cancer cells were used without her consent for scientific research, gathered Monday to break ground on a Johns Hopkins building that will bear her name and will support bioethics and medical education.
By: Aliza Worthington, Phylicia Ghee
Live Baltimore ’s “Buy Back the Block” program has expanded exponentially to take the program from 15 neighborhoods to 120+ neighborhoods in Baltimore, giving current renters access to up to $20,000 in grants to buy homes in these areas. This partnership with Baltimore City has now become a $1 million initiative.
By: Aliza Worthington
The Live Better Foundation will offer free hearing tests and hearing aids for low-income Baltimore-area residents ahead of the holiday season.
Baltimore’s “Winter on the Waterfront” returns for the 2024 holiday season, transforming the city’s harbor promenade into a picturesque winter wonderland.
The Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture is partnering with Urban One, the nation’s largest Black-owned media company, to host an Election Night Viewing Party on Tuesday, Nov. 5.
By: Aliza Worthington
The Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) wants to help residents vote this election season. To eliminate transportation cost as a barrier the MTA is offering free transit on core service on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024. This includes bus, metro subway, light rail, and mobility transportation. Polls in Maryland will be open from 7 a.m. – 8 p.m.
By: Aliza Worthington
A coalition of voting rights organizations is ensuring that incarcerated and formerly incarcerated voters have access to the ballot box.
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