AP Honor Schools, Fish Killed, Elections: Patch's Top Stories

JOHNS CREEK, GA — There was no shortage of news in Johns Creek for 2017, from the city hosting its first-ever Fourth of July celebration to a man exposing himself to a teenager after ringing a doorbell at a residence.

Of course we can't forget three high schools being named AP Honor Schools, City Council member Cori Davenport opting not to seek re-election and an alum treatment procedure that led to the deaths of fish at the Newtown Park retention pond.

Here are the top headlines for 2017 we've compiled for Johns Creek Patch:

• Fulton Property Taxes: Leaders Ask Assessors To Rescind 2017 Notices
• 4th of July: Johns Creek Plans First-Ever Celebration
• Police Arrest Shooting Suspect Following SWAT Standoff
• Man Rings Doorbell, Exposes Himself To Teen: Police
• Zaprowski, Endres Win Johns Creek Elections
• Johns Creek Among America's Most Diverse Cities
• Northview, Johns Creek, Chattahoochee Named AP Honor Schools
• Furniture Stolen From Homes Rented By R. Kelly: Cops
• Johns Creek Council Member Won't Seek Re-Election
• Alcon To Invest $97 Million In Johns Creek Expansion
• Johns Creek Head Football Coach Steps Down
• Candidate Withdraws From Johns Creek Mayor's Race
• Johns Creek Approves Concept Design For 4 Parks
• Bradberry Wins Johns Creek City Council Seat
• Alum Treatment Kills Fish At Newtown Park Retention Pond
• Barnwell Educator Named Fulton's Teacher of the Year
• Maintenance Begins On Macedonia African Methodist Church Cemetery

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