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Chef Tini Younger cooks at FCC today, and county turnout tops 2022

Plus, Frederick County's 47% turnout and the Arts Council's 50th anniversary gala.

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Frederick native Tini Younger cooks live at FCC today after a crab dip demo in Brooklyn Park

400copies of her debut cookbook presigned before the event

Tini Younger signed them ahead of the Brooklyn Park crowd.

Source: Capital Gazette

If you follow viral chef Tini Younger, she's in your backyard today. The Frederick native made crab dip and answered fans' questions Wednesday at the Chesapeake Arts Center in Brooklyn Park. Park Literacy Project and Park Books of Maryland presented the event, with Jimmy's Famous Seafood. Before it started, she presigned a stack of her debut cookbooks.

The Baltimore Sun reports the book, "Today We Are Cooking… Recipes That Teach You to Think Like a Chef," came out Tuesday and has over 100 beginner-friendly recipes. Today, brings her back to Frederick for a live demo from noon to 1 p.m., followed by audience questions.

  • Where: Jack B. Kussmaul Theater, 7932 Opossumtown Pike
  • Tickets: required for the event
  • Tasting samples: included, and they contain shellfish
  • Host: Curious Iguana Books

Tini Younger cooks at the Chesapeake Arts Center on Nov. 4 and at FCC on Nov. 5

DayPlaceWhat
Wed., Nov. 4Chesapeake Arts Center, Brooklyn ParkCrab dip demo
Thu., Nov. 5Kussmaul Theater at FCCCooking demo, noon to 1 p.m.

Sources: Capital Gazette, the event's listing

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Turnout

Frederick County's turnout is outpacing 2022 at a similar point. As of Wednesday morning, about 47% of the county's 207,859 eligible voters had cast ballots, counting Election Day, early voting and some mail-in ballots. The Frederick News-Post

Arts Council

The , which grew out of the 1976 downtown flood recovery, turns 50 this year. Its anniversary gala is Sat., Nov. 7, from 6 to 10 p.m. at New Spire Arts Stages. The Frederick News-PostFrederick Arts Council event listing

Bear hunt

Maryland hunters harvested 89 black bears Oct. 26-31, matching 2025. Frederick County accounted for nine of them. The Herald-Mail

Garrett County took 61 of Maryland's 89 black bears

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Chocolate and coffee in one room sounds like a pretty good Saturday. The DMV Chocolate and Coffee Festival lands at the Adventist HealthCare Fieldhouse in Boyds on Sat., Nov. 7, with 150+ vendors, mascots for photos, and stage presentations and classes. Bring a sweet tooth and a little caffeine. We'll allow the sugar rush.

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Daily Frederickto me · Thurs., Nov. 56:00 a.m.

Chef Tini Younger cooks at FCC today, and county turnout tops 2022

Plus, Frederick County's 47% turnout and the Arts Council's 50th anniversary gala.

The TLDR

  1. Chef Tini Younger cooks live at FCC today, noon to 1 p.m.
  2. Frederick County turnout is about 47%, ahead of 2022
  3. Frederick Arts Council's 50th gala is Sat., Nov. 7
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