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July 1, 2015

• Former UNC basketball standout Tyler Zeller learned stories from parents’ book
• Blackberry memories of Charlotte’s Old Brooklyn
• 4 tips to travel like a pro this Fourth of July
• Kerrick lawyers attack Charlotte’s hiring of media consultant for upcoming trial
• Authorities: Inmate who escaped from prison had likely done so before
• Award sends JWU instructor to Hawaii
• Macy’s cuts ties to Donald Trump after remarks about Mexicans
• Police seek suspect who cut off his electronic monitor
• Ace to buy Chubb for $28.3 billion with Greenberg in charge
• State officials meet with coal ash neighbors about tainted wells
• Caitlyn the dog is doing well, back in foster home in Charleston
• Woodland fire closes Catawba County park
• Shelby police search for suspect in fatal shooting
• Charlotte Independence lose to Chicago Fire in US Open Cup
• African-American church on fire near Charleston
• SC lawmakers: Flag should be down by end of next week
• Charlotte NAACP calls Thursday forum on church fires
• NC State in the mix for two more top basketball recruits
• Owner of metal and salvage business pleads guilty to tax evasion
• Wildlife Resources Commission officers to target impaired boaters
• Fishing Forecast: Bream spawning, easy to find in area lakes, ponds
• CMPD kickstarts ‘Booze it and Lose it’ campaign
• Investigation continues at Briar Creek Road Baptist Church
• Concord man accused of shooting his wife
• Mecklenburg County unemployment rate rises to 5.5 percent
• Senate concessions convince DENR to support regulatory bill
• Electrolux lashes out at Justice Department over opposition to GE deal
• Measure to stop I-77 tolls stalls
• More bear sightings reported in Rock Hill area
• Family Dollar’s profits dip in third quarter
• Another NC shark bite – this time, in Ocracoke Island
• Shelby manufacturing plant to add 86 jobs over next three years
• Boy found with dead chicken around neck describes abuse
• Outdoors events calendar for 07.02.15
• Anonymous tip leads to Lincoln County drug arrest
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 07.02.15
• Cleveland firm completes purchase of Charlotte-based Capital Advisors
• Shark expert: We could see more sharks along US coast
• 1 person injured in northwest Charlotte shooting
• A primary solution to Panthers’ pass rush problem could be secondary
• Davidson freshman KiShawn Pritchett to have minor knee surgery
• DENR opposes bill that would overhaul NC environmental regulations
• A third of NC schools suspend driver’s education
• Freak accident only stalled Knights’ Tyler Colvin’s MLB dreams
• Garden and nature calendar
• Snubbed in NBA draft, ex-Kentucky shooting star Aaron Harrison seeks spot with Hornets
• Meet young star behind ‘Max’
• What to Watch on Wednesday: ‘Extant,’ ‘Flipping Out’ return
• Your guide to Saturday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• A bike trail across Charlotte? Details of the Cross Charlotte Trail
• Live music and free water guns. Just another Squirt Day Party at Snug Harbor
• Beyond Frank Underwood’s hometown is your Greenville reprieve
• Books by Matisse provide an intimate experience at the Bechtler
• Came, Loved, Stayed: 6 Questions for Erica Madden, co-founder of Bloom Strategic Communications
• Your guide to entertainment in Charlotte in the week ahead
• Your guide to Sunday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• Your guide to Friday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• ASC disburses $6.6 million in first round of fiscal year 2016 grants
• Many birds will be more active in July
• Mostly sunny in Charlotte Wednesday
• Charlotte traffic: Albemarle closed at Sharon Amity
• Charlotte Hornets rookie Frank Kaminsky looked ‘rusty’ in first practice
• Hornets’ Michael Kidd-Gilchrist works out on improving sprained ankle