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Hey neighbors,

Quick question: would you eat at a restaurant where you have to hand over your phone at the door? A place in DC just opened with that exact rule, and I can't stop thinking about whether it would work here.

Also, the FXBG Neighbors' Choice Awards are officially live! Your votes decide which businesses get the recognition they deserve. Time to celebrate the ones who show up for us.

Happy Tuesday!

Your neighbor, Dori Stewart

Poll Question: Would You Dine Phone-Free? 📵

A new restaurant in DC called Hush Harbor just opened with a unique concept: no phones allowed. When you walk in, you check your phone at the door and spend your evening actually connecting with the people at your table. No scrolling, no texting, no distractions. Just conversation, good food, and being present.

It's creating quite the buzz in the city. So we're curious:

If a restaurant like this opened in the Fredericksburg area, would you go?

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Cast your vote, and we'll share what our community thinks in Thursday's newsletter!

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