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July 14, 2015

• Tuesday candidate filings
• Amazon’s sale shows how tech gives traditional retail a run for its money
• NC scientists use bait and hooks to explore the lives of sharks
• What to watch for in Wednesday’s CONCACAF Gold Cup matches
• Charlotte employers seeking more bilingual staff
• Sales tax plan helps some, hurts others
• Authorities suspend search for escapee suspected of robbing bank
• Oak Island shark attack survivor describes ordeal and recovery on CNN
• Charlotte’s Gold Line streetcar shimmers on first run
• U.S. Open golf back to Pinehurst in 2024
• Old Course offers charm, history at British Open
• Pack forward balances faith, fast, basketball
• Google Fiber announces its Charlotte Digital Inclusion Fellows
• ‘Watchman’ requests piling up at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Library
• NASCAR driver Tony Stewart looking to turn season around
• Taylorsville prison on lockdown after inmate attacks officer
• Homeless man’s recovery uncertain after brick attack
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 07.15.15
• Beer columnist Daniel Hartis explores NC trend of beer brunches
• Editorial: Clear conflict at N.C. Board of Elections
• Does soccer success equal MLS? Charlotte has league’s attention
• Focus key for Mexico entering Wednesday’s Gold Cup match
• Gold Cup soccer fans’ guide
• Knights pitcher Erik Johnson back on top of his game, All-Star Game starter
• UNC football storylines: Is it time yet?
• Ex-Wachovia executive moves to Atlanta utility
• Two-year probe into video sweepstakes’ campaign finance wraps up
• Duke tennis coach Ramsey Smith carries on family legacy
• Developer buys former 613-acre camp near Indian Land
• Panthers show off new suites with more TVs, retractable windows
• Charlotte sex trafficker sentenced to 15 years and six months prison
• 2 local gardens will have corpse flower in bloom
• Rowan County gives Carolina Thread Trail Plan its OK
• Embassy Suites opens in southwest Charlotte
• Monroe police investigating 2 robberies
• Charlotte traffic: I-77 lane reopens after vehicle fire
• Prices at the pump down 2 cents in Charlotte, statewide
• Thunderstorms expected to return Tuesday night
• 4 killed in street-racing wreck in Johnston County
• Food Lion lowers prices on thousands of items
• Rum is finally joining the craft cocktail boom
• NC congressional delegation criticizes Iran nuclear deal
• Police search for 3 female robbers of Northlake Mall store
• Brother-in-law accused in Waxhaw shooting
• Search on for 86-year-old Mooresville man
• Police dog finds heroin in Salisbury man’s home
• Two displaced by east Charlotte house fire
• Gastonia man sentenced to 11 1/2 years for robbing BB&T branch
• NC virtual school holds info sessions in Matthews, Gastonia
• Wells Fargo earnings: 4 takeaways
• Home cooking: You don’t have to start from scratch
• What to Watch on Tuesday: ‘Frontline’ on women who escaped ISIS
• Why buying a seat from Bojangles Coliseum is retro cool
• Dear guys, stop making these 7 stupid mistakes on first dates
• A guide to tonight’s CONCACAF Gold Cup matches at Bank of America Stadium
• Corey and Katie’s picks for Charlotte Restaurant Week, which starts Friday
• From Kid Rock to Ariana Grande to My Morning Jacket: Your guide to Charlotte’s summer concerts
• Charlotte gallery celebrates a giant of abstract expressionism
• #CharlotteLovesJoe: A community comes together at Joe Borruso benefit show
• Cool treats to stop the sweat uptown