Obituaries

Local "Pirate" Mick Kipp Dead

Kipp was famous for his hot sauces and rubs that he sold at local farmers markets.

Mick Kipp, the well-known bandana clad cook and hot sauce maker has died, according to various sources.

Kipp, a one-time Hampden resident, was known throughout the city for serving food and spices at venues such as the 32nd Street Farmers’ Market, the former Mill Valley Garden Center and at Pickles Pub before ballgames.

Kipp was also famous for his "pirate" persona; he was even named "Best Pirate" by the Baltimore City Paper in 2004.

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A post on the Mick T. Pirate at Whiskey Island Facebook page by Kipp on Saturday indicates he just finished a 30-mile hike in Harpers Ferry, W. Va.

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