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Friday, December 31, 2010

The Daily Freeman's 10 most popular stories of 2010

This (downer of a) list only includes full stories and omits wire stories and listicles (election results, news briefs, etc.)

1. Head of Ulster County drug prevention program caught with heroin, chief says
2. $1 million welfare scam busted in Kingston
3. Computer parts company appears to be closing; 100+ jobs in jeopardy
4. Man kills self at town of Ulster convenience store
5. Friends mourn teen who died in cliff accident
6. Man, 21, shot dead on Kingston street
7. Saugerties girl, 13, critically injured in Catskill crash
8. Woman dies in head-on crash with school van
9. Kingston homicides still stir painful memories after 15 years
10.  Felony charges for woman accused of deliberately sending children to wrong school district
Posted by Ivan at 12:00 AM
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