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Best of Gaithersburg 2012: Top 30 Most Read Stories (No. 10-6)

Gaithersburg Patch counts down the top 30 stories from 2012, continuing with No. 10-6.

 

What was the top story for Gaithersburg in 2012? We're counting down the year's top 30 stories on Gaithersburg Patch as 2012 comes to a close. Interested in more top stories? Check out the top 24 stories from across all Maryland Patch sites in 2012 on Gaithersburg Patch.

No. 30-26 in the Gaithersburg Top 30 countdown were revealed Wednesday, No. 25-21 on ThursdayNo. 20-16 on Friday and No. 15-11 on Saturday.

10. 45-Year-Old Gaithersburg Man Dead In Overnight Home Invasion (Dec. 3, 2012) -- Gaithersburg's Cesar Smith was killed in a home invasion at an apartment complex on Whetstone Drive in Gaithersburg.

9. One Dead In Kentlands Area Car Crash (Sept. 24, 2012) -- Elizabeth Colvin Colton, of the 200 block of Hart Road in Gaithersburg, was killed in a car crash on Great Seneca Highway at Lakelands Drive in the Kentlands area of Gaithersburg.

8. Being a Local Artist - An Insider's Perspective (June 11, 2012) -- Gaithersburg mixed-media visual artist Natalya B. Parris, currently showing at the Delaplaine, explains what it is like to be a local artist.

7. Vision for Crown Farm Development Seen by City (July 24, 2012) -- Gaithersburg officials and residents got their first inside look at the new Crown Development.

6. Teen Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries In Cycling Accident Early Thursday (Aug. 23, 2012) -- Gaithersburg High School junior Nicole Marie Polen, 15, of Montgomery Village, was involved in a serious collision at the intersection of Route 124 and Airpark Road in Gaithersburg.

Check back with Gaithersburg Patch on Sunday for the top 5.

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Sonia Dasgupta

3:49 pm on Thursday, January 10, 2013

Comments from users Ashley Piper and Sue Brown were pulled from the site for being defamatory. - Sonia

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Sue Brown

2:54 pm on Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Nicole had a safer bike route planned for that day, that did not get used. It is so hard to watch ypu and your mother suffer while people ridicule you. I pray that you recover and that the pain in your mother's heart will eventually fade.

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Kathy K.

12:50 pm on Thursday, January 31, 2013

This horrible tragedy was 100% preventable. With all the bike paths in Montgomery Village, why that road was used, will forever haunt this family. My heart is breaking as I watch this family grieve. Nicole is missing so much of her life. Those who know her, know she is not a risk taker.

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