Aliza Worthington is a Reporter at Crooks and Liars. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, climate change, and water management, with a particular focus on events, conferences, and the intersection of agriculture and the environment. Aliza's work has been featured in CROOKS, DOUG B, Baltimore Fishbowl, and NewsBreak.
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By: Aliza Worthington
Unidos en el Arte 2026 at Creative Alliance begins Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2026. Flier via Creative Alliance.
By: Aliza Worthington
(l) Brown's Motel on Baltimore National Pike was in a state of neglect and disrepair in this 2024 photo. (r) The Residences at Patapsco on the same property in 2026. Photos provided by Waverly Real Estate Group.
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Brian Dulay, is the new executive director of of The Book Thing.
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A ban on young adult novel "Flamer" from Harford County Public Schools' libraries is heading to Harford County Circuit Court.
Who are your candidates? Can you still register? Is mail-in voting still available? Get answers to your questions here!
By: Aliza Worthington
Maryland's new EBT cards have saved $2.2 million just in the first 3 months of use by thwarting fraud and abuse by criminals.
By: Aliza Worthington
Students at The Bryn Mawr School create a huge holiday ornament in this screenshot taken from a reel they made for Facebook. Reel on The Village of Cross Keys Facebook page.
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Whether they know it or not, Maryland taxpayers have been saved approximately $2.2 million thanks to the state’s transition to “chip-and-tap” Electronic Be
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(L) Rich Foot, of Foot's Forecast, with the OG Foot's Forecast team. (L-R) Rich Foot, Keith K. Jason M, Greg “Winterman” J, Evan S. Photo via FF Facebook page.
Baltimore County's seal has remained the same for 70 years. Now, with an increase in districts, may come a small update.
