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September 16, 2015

• High-scoring Garcia brothers boost South Mecklenburg soccer team to No. 5 ranking
• Did Patrick Cannon’s past alter Tuesday’s primary?
• Charlotte 49ers coach Brad Lambert: We’ll stick with 2-QB rotation
• Snake in a car – officer to the rescue
• Democrats Vi Lyles, James Mitchell finish 1-2 in Charlotte City Council at-large primary
• Father of burned toddler: ‘My beautiful baby will never be the same’
• Myers Park to honor unbeaten ’65 football team
• Outdoors events calendar for 09.17.15
• Old and ill? It gets worse in our health care system
• Surprise! See you at the Olympics, Coach Marsh
• Three Democrats back budget in final 37-13 NC Senate vote
• All CMPD patrol officers now have body cameras
• Matt Kenseth enjoys position of strength
• Wells Fargo laying off mortgage staff in Charlotte, Fort Mill
• South Carolina offered big money in bid to lure Electrolux, records show
• Delayed records from NC Commerce Department are part of a pattern
• New starting QBs Sirk, Thorson ready to prove their worth
• S.C. deer hunters could face yearly bag limit of 4 bucks
• Reports say Houston Texans will start Ryan Mallett against Carolina
• Carolina Panthers RB Jonathan Stewart gets Wednesday off from practice
• 4 Lancaster County residents charged in large merchandise stealing operation
• Web.com Tour returns to Davidson’s River Run Thursday
• Carolina Panthers DT Star Lotulelei says he’ll be ‘good enough’ to play Sunday
• Carolina Panthers LB Luke Kuechly progressing in concussion protocol
• Houston Texans’ Jadeveon Clowney focused on football ahead of homecoming
• Bad NC budget (mostly) spares Charlotte
• Man shot in northeast Charlotte
• Health notes
• Mooresville man jailed on sex assault charges involving 3 children
• 4 displaced by Charlotte house fire
• Lincolnton man wins $1M lottery prize
• Suspected heroin dealer arrested after police pursuit
• Iredell man faces 106 child sex assault counts
• Charlotte mayoral primaries: Who won each precinct?
• Religion news
• Sunny skies expected to last through the weekend
• Feds name Dylann Roof's friend as target in Charleston investigation
• Carolina Hurricanes lose burden of playoff expectations
• Fishing Forecast: As weather cools, freshwater action finally heating up
• American Airlines: We remain committed to Charlotte as merger work proceeds
• Law center appeals Monroe Bypass ruling
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 09.17.15
• Free charity symposium in Charlotte Sept. 24
• Wolfpack men’s soccer winning attention
• Deloitte appoints Rodney Sides to lead retail and distribution practice in Charlotte
• Conover woman jailed on heroin trafficking charges
• 6th Catawba County rabies case confirmed
• Charlotte traffic: Wrecks at 2 Charlotte intersections
• Charlotte City Council district races: Incumbents Mayfield, Austin and Autry win primaries
• Voter turnout light in Charlotte mayoral, council primary
• Roberts sends a message about Charlotte
• Caleb Pressley, former UNC football player, pays ‘tribute’ to NCAA with T-shirt line
• New sales tax on services would benefit only rural counties
• Charlotte Area Prep Results 09.15.15
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 09.16.15
• Budget reshapes state agencies
• Man killed cycling just months after escaping homelessness
• Charlotte mayor’s race: Jennifer Roberts leads Democratic field, but faces runoff
• For the Panthers’ Mario Addison, leading NFL in sacks as easy as ABC
• How to give back to nonprofits in your neighborhood: First Ward edition
• 8 popular Charlotte Meetup groups (and the art of making friends)
• Fun in Charlotte: Latin music, free Krispy Kremes, Backcountry days
• Craft beer is brewing in the burbs, too. 10 breweries you should visit
• Roberts and Clodfelter head to a runoff. A quick look at the Charlotte election results
• Making the case for 3 great spots at Colony and Rea roads
• New sculpture at UNCC uptown adds to First Ward fabric
• What to Watch on Wednesday: NOVA examines ‘Dawn of Humanity’
• Symphony confessions: I played a concert where a woman took off her top