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Looking back at 2011 in Los Altos

A year-end review of the best, worst, most fun and most interesting news in Los Altos.

 

Today, we take a look back at the Top 10 most popular stories on Los Altos Patch from 2011.

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1.    . Oct. 7: Just after Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ death, Los Altos residents Gene Tankersley and Catherine Jacobs, who lived near Jobs when he was growing up, talk about their experiences with him.

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2.    . Aug. 25: As news of Steve Jobs’ resignation from Apple broke, visitors stop by to view his boyhood home in Los Altos.

3.    . Oct. 5: Early reports related to the tragic shooting at the Lehigh Southwest Cement Plant in Cupertino.

4.    . Nov. 6: A look at the history of Daylight Saving Time, how it works, and how it can save energy.

5.    . Nov. 9: A local overview of the first national Emergency Alert System test conducted by the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Federal Communications Commission.

6.    . Oct. 31: An analysis of a controversial court ruling involving Bullis Charter School in Los Altos.

7.    . Sept. 10: An opinion on how much is too much for dressing up young girls for beauty pageants on TV.

8.    . Sept. 21: Embroiled in a difficult divorce, a Los Altos woman attacks husband.

9.    . June 21: Pre-med student, once voted ‘Most Likely to Save the World’ at Los Altos High, gets a stay.

10. . Nov. 15: School  board votes to move legal dispute to California Supreme Court.

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