2016 Year in Review: 5 Most-Read Stories on Arlington Patch

ARLINGTON, MA — Arlington Patch had a busy year in 2016. As we wind down 2016, we are counting down the biggest stories of the year.

Readers clicked on stories on various topics ranging from crime, local politics, restaurant openings and everything in between. Here are the 10 most-read stories on Arlington Patch from the year that was.

1. Arlington Police Caution Residents After Coyote Kills Resident's Dog

Arlington Police and animal control officer Kathryn Kozikowski warned residents of the dangers of coyotes after a West Highland terrier belonging to an Arlington resident was attacked and killed by a coyote.

2. Frightened Woman Saved by Bystanders from Sinking Car in Spy Pond

Bystanders rushed to save a woman who accidentally drove a vehicle into Spy Pond in Arlington, and the rescue was caught on video.

3. Arlington Catholic Principal Placed on Leave

A complaint involving Arlington Catholic Principal Stephen Biagioni was investigated by the school and Biagioni had been placed on leave.

4. State Police Chopper Above Arlington in Search for Missing Woman

Police were searching for Arlington resident Donna Sharff. She was later found safe.

5. Arlington Bank Robbery: Police Seeking Male Suspect

The search was on for a suspect in a robbery at the Leader Bank in Arlington.

What were the most memorable stories of the year for you? Let us know in the comments section.