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June 29, 2015

• What’s open, closed on Independence Day?
• Man involved in June 13 motorcycle accident dies
• Kaiser Foundation: Fewer men than women seek health care
• Map documents HIV/AIDS in Charlotte, throughout U.S.
• Free oral care for children with cancer
• Holiday week may ease traffic congestion
• Governor vs. General Assembly: N.C. Supreme Court to hear landmark case
• Mild Monday, no rain, warming through the week
• Interstate 40 eastbound reopened in Iredell County
• Google to honor Federal Railroad Administration’s call for digital map firms to mark track crossings
• NC lawmakers signal deal to keep state government funded
• Bush: Removing flag would allow S.C. ‘to move forward’
• CMPD Chief Kerr Putney faces immediate challenges
• Swimming in sharks’ territory requires caution
• Bank of America strategist, who’s Greek, sees humanitarian disaster looming
• Independence coach Mike Jeffries prepares for Chicago return, U.S. Open Cup round of 16
• How Fed officials are likely to weigh Greek crisis impact
• Put the death penalty on trial
• Inmate captured in Davidson County; prison officer accused of aiding escape
• Fish for free in North Carolina on July 4th
• KKK plans South Carolina State House rally
• Charlotte Knights lead IL South with win
• Union County approves budget; school board does not get everything it wanted
• 5 days left a Confederate flag wavering, and likely to fall
• Kerr Putney sworn in as Charlotte-Mecklenburg police chief
• Basketball player who collapsed in practice is grateful to be alive
• NC’s ‘Choose Life’ license plate lawsuit kept alive by US Supreme Court
• CMPD seeks help identifying Albermarle Road robbery suspect
• More townhomes underway in Plaza Midwood
• West Virginia running back Andrew Buie transfers to Charlotte 49ers as grad student
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 06.30.15
• Carolina Panthers star Thomas Davis competes on ‘Family Feud’
• Lincoln County officials investigating series of thefts from unlocked vehicles
• Hot Dates: July 4 fireworks, international baseball, Todrick Hall and Merle
• Evening traffic diversions set on July 3-4 for fireworks fun at Whitewater Center
• Bi-Lo parent company recalls cheese that could contain plastic
• Cycling advocates unhappy with proposed bike lane limits
• At Levine Children’s Hospital, Arts for Life teaches patients hands-on healing
• Charlotte banker recounts bloody battle with 5-foot shark
• Karmanos’ deserved Hall of Fame honor comes at awkward time
• Charlotte economist: Greek crisis likely to have minimal U.S. impact, unless it spreads
• Secrets of great potato salad
• Bismack Biyombo will leave Charlotte with fine, fun legacy
• What to Watch on Monday: ‘Love and Anger’ documentary on HBO
• Getting your brunch on at Famous Toastery will soon be easier. Plus other CLT biz news
• Yes, women belong in the craft beer scene
• What you should know about Charlotte activist Bree Newsome’s catapult into the national spotlight
• Charlotte Shakespeare cancels summer season
• Sycamore Brewing at 6 p.m. on a Saturday. A photo story
• What does the same-sex marriage ruling mean for Charlotte’s LGBT community? One man’s thoughts
• Remember this? 5 things you may not know about the Metropolitan’s history
• Best-Kept Secrets: Battlefield, blueberries and a Hollywood-ready small town in Pender County
• Nearby Notes: Festivals, events and more
• Charlotte Hornets’ recent trades might be biggest off-season moves
• Charlotte Hornets won’t extend qualifying offer to center Bismack Biyombo