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Email us and tell us what you love about Germantown for the People's Choice Awards!

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We are asking every Germantown resident to email the managing editor at news@germantownnews.com or the Germantown News advertising team at advertising@germantownnews.com and tell us what you love about Germantown! 

Write us a sentence or two (or three, or four) and tell us what you like the best--parks, restaurants, activities, festivals, healthy living options or a combination of all the above, or something entirely different--so we can use people's submissions in our People's Choice special section that is due to run soon.

We already have the entries (and winners) from the People's Choice ballots that ran in the newspaper for several weeks, but if one of the things you like best about Germantown has to do with a specific person or place, don't hold back. We want to hear from everyone.

If you have any questions, you can call the office at 901-754-0337. In the meantime, please share this post on social media and start sending us your emails!

Thanks!


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