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December 9, 2015

• Greenery workshop, and learn about creating wildlife habitats
• National Action Network launches Lancaster chapter after rash of deadly shootings
• Charlotte traffic: Fog advisory means slow down
• SC Gov. Haley slams Trump’s plan for Muslim travel ban
• Cooper’s terrorism gun-control proposal draws fire
• Business calendar
• HS Basketball Roundup: Independence cruises past East Meck
• Mo Green resigns as Guilford superintendent to lead Reynolds Foundation
• Charlotte Area Prep Results 12.08.15
• Another step on the path to true equality
• Lincoln County man wins Striped Bass Challenge at Lake Murray
• ‘You got me:’ Rock Hill burglar caught in act by police
• Campus Crest to close Charlotte headquarters, lay off 70
• York County Council revives anti-Syrian refugee resolution
• Can Charlotte’s CEOs ride to Eastland Mall property’s rescue?
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 12.10.15
• Gaston County police names new chief
• Union County commissioners choose new board chairman
• 17-year-old killed in Iredell County crash
• Police investigating 2 early Wednesday Charlotte shootings
• Speedway Children’s Charities awards $745,000 to Charlotte area youth organizations
• The Buzz 12.10.15
• Charlotte Rescue Mission needs donated hams
• High Point University president among highest-paid in U.S., report says
• Carolina Panthers DE Jared Allen not sure he’ll play in 2016
• Woman found dead in Cornelius motel bathtub; husband charged with murder
• Carolinas Fishing Forecast: Fontana Lake still producing limit catches of bass
• Winthrop University drops name of controversial SC ex-governor from prize
• Franklin Graham sides with Donald Trump on barring Muslim immigration to U.S.
• Veritas withdraws hearing request, moves to compromise with CMS
• Matthews woman arrested on sex charges involving a teen
• Did Charlotte’s mayor, city council finally kill The Dab?
• Charlotte unaffected by Electrolux plan to cut US jobs in small appliance unit
• Danger! Don’t text and walk
• Official leaves Statesville housing agency amid sex-for-rent allegations
• Charlotte area Muslims and supporters plan vigil Friday to mourn terror victims
• Mecklenburg commissioners to city of Charlotte: Think bigger on Eastland Mall redevelopment
• Charlotte attorneys challenge law that allows magistrates to avoid performing same-sex marriages
• What’s holding people back? Affordable housing, jobs, decent wages, some tell Charlotte task force
• Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton has improved in clutch, statistics show
• Rock Hill man charged with attempted murder after double-barreled assault on woman
• Dense fog advisory for Charlotte area
• Suit challenges NC law that lets magistrates refuse to perform same-sex marriages
• Maiden man charged with crack cocaine trafficking following 6-month investigation
• McCray re-elected as CMS board chair, Montessori high school approved
• Atlanta Falcons WR Julio Jones unfazed by Carolina’s Josh Norman
• Cam Newton wins third NFC Offensive Player of the Week award this year
• Charlotte Catholic’s Xander Gagnon ‘just flat out gets it done’
• CMPD investigating 2 new allegations against doctor in sex assault cases
• Outdoors events calendar for 12.10.15
• What to Watch on Wednesday: ‘White Hot’ holiday with ‘Empire’ stars
• Win Digital HD download code for ‘Ant-Man’
• It’s another free-movie-pass bonanza
• #C5Underground: Get a sneak peek of Plaza Midwood’s first brewery - Legion Brewing (SOLD OUT)
• What makes Charlotte a good place to shoot a movie?
• Google Fiber to open offices near newly-opened First Ward Park
• What’s the deal with this moms-only workout facility coming to Elizabeth next week?
• Tracking Carolina Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly’s tackles: Week 13 against New Orleans
• Wetland near Concord Mills offers awesome birding
• There’s a cool story behind your poinsettias
• Davidson Community Players announce 2016 slate
• Fun in Charlotte: Gingerbread masterpieces, ugly sweater contest, a Nutcracker story
• NBA suspends Charlotte Hornets’ Al Jefferson 5 games
• 4 trades in June changed the Charlotte Hornets’ path