Top 10 most popular stories for Nov. 12-18

As of Sunday, November 18, 2012
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Below are the top 10 most viewed stories during the week of Nov. 12-18, 2012 on the Gwinnett Daily Post website. Click on the link to see what you may have missed.

Hundreds vie in lingerie football tryouts

More than 300 women turned out Saturday for Lingerie Football League tryouts in Fairburn. The Atlanta Steam franchise will play in Duluth, beginning next year.

Remains belong to missing Gwinnett Army vet

Almost exactly six years after his disappearance, the remains of a Snellville military veteran have been identified.

Police: Atlanta news anchor arrested in DUI crash

A news anchor for Fox 5 Atlanta has been arrested on suspicion of drunken driving after authorities say she caused a wrong-way crash on a city street.

Gwinnett Football League crowns its champions

A game-by-game look at the youth football feeder league's championship matchups.

Snellville therapy center battling 'wrongful' foreclosure

Parkwood Farms, which provides therapy for autistic children, recently received an eviction notice but is fighting the process in federal court.

Missing girl's 24-year-old lover facing deportation

The Norcross man charged after a months-long tryst with a 14-year-old south Georgia girl is now also facing deportation.

Grayson's Kamara decommits from Clemson

David Kamara is the second Grayson football player in as many weeks to decommit from Clemson.

New retailer coming to Sugarloaf Mills

Sugarloaf Mills is adding a retail store that was co-founded by the rapper Jay-Z.

School district gives workers one-time pay boost

Looking toward the Fiscal Year 2014 budget, leaders with the Gwinnett County BOE want teachers to hang in there despite possibilities of further increased class sizes and other measures to deal with projected shortfalls.

SUPER SIX: Boys and Girls Basketball

The Daily Post's basketball Super Six for the 2012-2013 season.

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