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June 16, 2015

• Gap closing 175 namesake stores to boost brand
• So you want to be able to describe your new police chief
• AT&T wins the high-speed Internet race, launches service in Charlotte
• The 15 people you meet at Amélie’s French Bakery
• NC State’s Lacey on NBA draft: ‘I know I’m an underdog’
• Police Chief Rodney Monroe calls retirement ‘bittersweet’
• OKC Thunder guard, Charlotte native Anthony Morrow on Steph, LeBron, great shooters
• Google Fiber begins work in Charlotte’s Highland Creek area
• Mecklenburg commissioners want I-77 toll lanes contract dropped
• Mecklenburg commissioners ponder pay raises – for themselves
• House passes watered-down gun bill
• It’ll be hot, hot, hot, but the records are likely to stand
• Panthers’ Thomas Davis isn’t ruling out playing past 2017
• Dan River ash damage plan out for comment
• Cancer treatment going well for Panthers assistant Bruce DeHaven
• Providence High’s Ellie Deaver is All-Observer girls soccer player of the year
• Theories clash on cause of Oak Island shark attacks
• Pay hikes for pols? Let’s talk first
• Tread carefully when wading through shark stories
• Panthers’ Bené Benwikere brings big-play ability, attitude to minicamp
• ATI announces $70 million expansion in Union County
• Chickpea recipe gets a Matthews 8-year-old a White House visit
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 06.17.15
• After shark attacks, NC’s Oak Island goes on alert
• N.C. Appeals Court upholds murder conviction of accused Charlotte gang member
• AT&T marketing high-speed network to apartments, condos
• Duke connection marks Charlotte Independence-New England Revs US Open soccer match
• Judge orders release of documents for ex-Charlotte Mayor Patrick Cannon
• Catholic Diocese of Charlotte, leading opponent of same-sex marriage, plans to stay with Wells Fargo bank
• Gas leak forces store evacuation at the Arboretum
• Food Notes
• Mother charged in crash that killed 3-year-old son to appear in court
• Dead sow leaves 14 babies to bottle feed
• Couple arrested after marijuana in backyard spotted from police helicopter
• Why is the beach open after NC shark attack?
• Report: Philanthropic giving rebounds across country
• Police search for Jack in the Box robber
• Charlotte traffic: Wreck blocks two I-77 southbound lanes at W.T. Harris
• Starbucks mobile ordering now available in Charlotte
• CPCC adding associate degree in biomedical equipment technology
• 2nd arrest made in killing of elderly Lincoln woman
• Religion news
• CMPD warns of online ticket scammers
• Expect delays during Rea Road paving
• UNC physics professor jailed in Argentina wins back pay
• Gastonia man arrested in break-ins, robberies
• Civil rights activist Rachel Dolezal: ‘I identify as black’
• American Airlines responds to criticism on Twitter about rainbow flag logo
• Gas prices in Charlotte, rest of U.S. continue to climb
• Malnourished, injured pit bull found on Matthews road
• 5 things to know about the N.C. Senate budget proposal
• What 5 sharks are most commonly found in Lowcountry waters?
• Charlotte woman’s training pays off in chaos of shark attack
• Charlotte Hornets finally rid themselves of Lance Stephenson
• Rock Hill woman accused of having sex with boy, 14
• NC Senate budget raises DMV fees 20 to 25 percent
• NC shark attacks on the rise, because more humans in the water
• Feds: Gaston DA won’t ban Latinos from help on visas
• Union County budget could set up clash with school board
• Disputed bill on waterway buffers clears Senate
• My kitchen in France: Savoring local food, village life
• Impress your friends with your knowledge of the Bechtler’s Matisse exhibit
• Stop spending $100 on fitness memberships. Work out for free (or cheap)
• ‘Weird Al’: ‘Stupid in a very intelligent way’
• Anthony D’Amato knows how to promote his music
• What to Watch on Tuesday: TNT hopes for ‘Proof’ of life
• So now that Lance Stephenson is gone, what’s next for Hornets?