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The top 14 Alhambra Source stories in 2014

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December 23, 2014
By: Alhambra Source

As we wrap our local news coverage in 2014, we wanted to review our top stories of the year. From Alhambra Place to water regulations, here are the top 14 most-viewed Alhambra Source stories in 2014.

1. Alhambra High School assistant principal resigns following sexual abuse allegations

2. Sprouts, The Habit to open doors at new Alhambra Place

3. Two Chicago-based restaurants coming to Main Street

4. FBI searches Alhambra apartment

5. Man sentenced for raping women he met at Alhambra cafe

6. Lunar New Year in the San Gabriel Valley
: Alhambra, Arcadia, and Monterey Park host celebrations

7. Garfield math teacher arrested for allegedly having sexual relationship with student

8. Thief caught on video stealing packages from Alhambra home

9. Alhambra resident set to transform home into extravagant haunted structure for Halloween

10. Council approves proposal for Alhambra Place; Placido votes no, citing fears of increased traffic on Garfield

11. Alhambra adopts water regulations

12. Car flips upside down in traffic collision on Valley Boulevard

13. Parents react to sexual abuse allegations surrounding former Alhambra High School admin

14. Organic market, bakery to replace Super A

Editor's note: List excludes stories published before 2014.

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