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1. Early voting: expect possible lines. Members reported voting at Collin College on Wade Boulevard in Frisco. Tamara’s visit took about 40 minutes, and staff cut off the line at 5 p.m. that day. Workers reportedly said first-day lines were unusual. Members also discussed finding voting information for Denton and Collin counties. Post 1 >   Post 2 >

2. Rollertown Beerworks: spacious, but watch drink prices. Stellenator described a huge venue with outdoor seating and food trucks after multiple visits, but thought drinks were overpriced. Questions about parking, watching sports, and whether food trucks are the only dining option remain unanswered in the supplied discussion. View Post >

3. Mero Mero Modern Tex-Mex earns a favorable review. Plechuga praised its excellent service, attractive décor, extensive menu, and good food, describing it as upscale rather than typical Tex-Mex. Separately, Tamara recommended the small Elena’s Taqueria in Farmers Branch as another restaurant worth trying. View Post >

4. Frisco Map Guesser is back in play. Members shared results for games 242 and 243 of the local photo-location guessing game. Difficulty clearly varies: one guess landed 586 feet away, while another missed by more than 33,000 feet. Post 1 >   Post 2 >

5. Members recommend “Tulsa King.” ElizabethM thanked the community for the suggestion and particularly enjoyed the humor of a character adjusting to technology after 25 years in prison. Stellenator also endorsed the show; ElizabethM cautioned that some language was uncomfortable. View Post >

6. Holiday appetizers—with an important storage warning. Tamara shared cranberry-walnut cheese balls and cranberry-jalapeño “cowboy jam.” The jam is explicitly a refrigerator recipe, not shelf-stable preserves: refrigerate within two hours, keep covered, and use within seven days. The cheese balls need at least an hour of chilling before serving. Post 1 >   Post 2 >

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