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SUMMARY:Juneteenth with Groove City: 5K & Yock Cook-Off
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DESCRIPTION:Groove City Black Culture & Heritage Group hosts a 5K Walk\, Yo
 ck\nCook-Off and Celebration\, and dedication of community garden in\ncele
 bration of Juneteenth. \n\n9am: 5k Walk. Register online on their WEBSITE
 \n[https://www.groovecityheritageculturegrp.org/general-6] or in person\na
 t 8am. Registration fee is $25 and includes a t-shirt. Start location\nis 
 700 Phillips St.\, Cambridge\, MD.\nFor more information\, call 443-225-08
 18.\n\n2-6pm: Yock cock-off and celebration in the Park. 700 Douglas Stree
 t\n(The Cornish Park). What is yock? It’s a local delicacy. In\nCambridg
 e\, you can often find it featured at community gatherings\,\nchurch fundr
 aisers\, and backyard cookouts rather than on standard\nsit-down restauran
 t menus. Chesapeake Bay magazine even wrote a story\nabout yock and its re
 gional variations. As the magazine writes\,\n“Cambridge yock… is made 
 from spaghetti noodles\, tomato-based\nsauce\, soy\, and sometimes Worcest
 ershire sauce. Added to the mix is a\nchoice of meat\, a squirt of ketchup
 \, some onions\, and a hard-boiled\negg to top off the dish. It is seasone
 d with salt and pepper\, hot\nsauce\, and tomato sauce on top.” That’s
  as described by Veronica\nTaylor\, head of the Groove City Black Heritage
  & Culture Group.\n\n6-8pm: March over to Bethel AME Church. Dedication of
  Community Garden\nhosted by Blackwater Rising.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Groove City Black Culture &amp\; Heritage G
 roup hosts a 5K Walk\, Yock Cook-Off and Celebration\, and dedication of c
 ommunity garden in celebration of Juneteenth.&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>9am: 5k Wal
 k. Register online on their <a href=\"https://www.groovecityheritagecultur
 egrp.org/general-6\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>website</strong></a> or in 
 person at 8am. Registration fee is $25 and includes a t-shirt. Start locat
 ion is 700 Phillips St.\, Cambridge\, MD.<br />\nFor more information\, ca
 ll 443-225-0818.</p>\n\n<p>2-6pm: Yock cock-off and celebration in the Par
 k. 700 Douglas Street (The Cornish Park). What is yock? It&rsquo\;s a loca
 l delicacy. In Cambridge\, you can often find it featured at community gat
 herings\, church fundraisers\, and backyard cookouts rather than on standa
 rd sit-down restaurant menus. Chesapeake Bay magazine even wrote a story a
 bout yock and its regional variations. As the magazine writes\, &ldquo\;Ca
 mbridge yock&hellip\; is made from spaghetti noodles\, tomato-based sauce\
 , soy\, and sometimes Worcestershire sauce. Added to the mix is a choice o
 f meat\, a squirt of ketchup\, some onions\, and a hard-boiled egg to top 
 off the dish. It is seasoned with salt and pepper\, hot sauce\, and tomato
  sauce on top.&rdquo\; That&rsquo\;s as described by Veronica Taylor\, hea
 d of the Groove City Black Heritage &amp\; Culture Group.</p>\n\n<p>6-8pm:
  March over to Bethel AME Church. Dedication of Community Garden hosted by
  Blackwater Rising.</p>
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