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July 10, 2015

• Parents: Making a perfect childhood includes sadness
• No, Donald Trump won’t win N.C.
• Why don’t Charlotte streets run north-south?
• Around the Web | News, reaction to Confederate flag removal
• Weekend Gourmet: Try this classic barbecue chicken recipe
• A bit of a mystery: How will the Confederate flag come down?
• Parents of girl burned in Union school bus: Why wasn’t fix made?
• 4 Matthews residents treated for possible rabies exposure
• Charlotte traffic: Fuel spill on Independence
• Another scorcher on tap for Charlotte
• Award-winning gay Christian singer to perform Saturday
• $10 bill change rankles descendant of Alexander Hamilton
• Owner: Jackalope Jack’s to be open at least 18 months
• Drone flies too close to plane landing at Charlotte Douglas
• Houses will burn – on purpose – in Matthews
• Former Panthers coach John Fox puts Charlotte mansion up for sale
• Conover man found not guilty of trying to kill girlfriend
• Julia Child’s early recipe: Shark repellent
• Mecklenburg officials: Beware of ‘deceptive’ letter promising lower property taxes
• UNC men’s basketball target Sacha Killeya-Jones discusses Tar Heels
• Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton’s 7-on-7 summer culminates Saturday
• Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton: Lowering of Confederate flag is a ‘triumph’
• Police still investigating fatal Charlotte shooting
• Bringing down flag is good step – but a tiny one
• New rules, recent crashes have NASCAR facing weekend of uncertainty
• Waxhaw teen killed in Monroe after two-car collision
• McCrory names two new UNCC trustees
• Mark Morris excited in new role as Charlotte Checkers’ head coach
• El Niño could mean cool, wet winter
• Former Carolina Panthers DE Greg Hardy has suspension reduced to 4 games
• Judge imposes $1 million fine on Iron Station man for Ponzi scheme
• Can you ID person of interest in homeless man’s beating?
• Stanley man faces added sex charge
• Motorist who injured officer sentenced to at least 18 years in prison
• Statesville man accused of sexually assaulting child
• Red Ventures to hire 500 sales agents
• American Airlines slows seating growth again as fares slump
• UNCC student paid parking fine in 11,000 pennies
• On the 20th anniversary, local Bosnian tells story of Srebrenica massacre
• Hotel clerk shot July 2 expected to survive
• One person injured after massive tree falls through Gastonia house
• NASCAR: Brad Keselowski wins Friday night’s Xfinity Series race at Kentucky
• Belk would be a new kind of acquisition for Sycamore Partners
• NASCAR Quaker State 400 preview: Kyle Larson on pole at Kentucky
• American, US Airways to merge reservation systems; one airline code starts Oct. 17
• Corrections and Clarifications
• Charlotte Hounds - Florida Launch Preview 07.11.2015
• Gastonia woman pleads guilty to stealing from employer
• 10 super stops on the Blue Ridge Parkway most motorists overlook
• The plot thickens for area travel-mystery writer
• Hornets shouldn’t dump P.J. Hairston no matter where he went to school
• Raiders QB Ken Stabler’s visit to Charlotte revealed real Snake
• Grayson Allen learning to be new face of Duke basketball
• What to Watch on Friday: American Masters bio of Harper Lee
• Why did the Chick-fil-A cross the road? To get a Krispy Kreme and Slurpee, of course. And so can you
• The C5 Beginner’s Guide to Charlotte Craft Beer
• Heat up your morning with Jen DeCurtins’ 1-minute plank workout
• Spark notes: Wooden Robot Brewery and Free Range Brewing
• Nightlife at the new Amelie’s in south Charlotte
• Ciel Gallery celebrates artists’ teamwork in ‘Collaboratus’
• Charlotte producer Michael Plumides wins a Saturn Award
• Jewish Film Fest appreciates fans again
• Modern Love: Asexual and happy
• UNCC student paid parking fine in 11,000 pennies
• NBA Summer League video, recap: Hornets top Nets 82-73 in finale
• Former Wolfpack shooter Ralston Turner hopes to make most of NBA Summer League