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July 9, 2015

• Fort Lauderdale strikes quickly after delay to tie Carolina RailHawks
• Cam Newton takes skills Down Under
• Report: Ex NC State star CJ Wilson injures hand in fireworks mishap
• Prep notebook: Millbrook rids gymnasium of green-glowing lights
• NASCAR Sprint Cup Series at Kentucky: Quaker State 400 at a glance
• NASCAR driver Kyle Larson still looking for repeat of 2014 successes
• Jeremy Lin makes Hornets better, but hype beyond that is ‘Linsanity’
• ‘Dreamgirls’ falters, but shows promise
• Raleigh city council should move to bigger space for major public hearings
• NC House should reject plan to end funding for electronics recycling
• Religious freedom and the uncompelling case for ‘biblical marriage’
• Ending air-quality protections in NC would endanger our health
• Take Five: Pork, pickles and peanuts – plus tunes for the Haw
• Neutrino Day: Getting the public excited about dark matter
• Game Picks: ‘Batman: Arkham Knight’ not the hero Gotham deserves
• Theater Picks, July 10: Dolly Parton’s ‘9 to 5’ in Raleigh
• Robert A. Tickle: Shades of ISIS
• Philip Sheridan: Vandalism is hate
• Doug Pfitzenmaier: Secondary sources of energy
• Marvin Maddox: Southern reality
• Celia Hartnett: Trump’s traits
• Patrick Getzen: ACA causing BCBS premiums to rise
• Donna Corbett: Let senators try it alone
• What to Watch on Thursday: ‘Rectify’ returns + new ‘Dates’
• Charlotte Hornets sign point guard Jeremy Lin
• Source: Charlotte Hornets to add Jeremy Lin as Kemba Walker’s backup
• NC State misses out on Greek big man
• Haydn Fleury, Carolina Hurricanes top pick in 2014, goes from green to red
• NCAA lifts ban on holding championships in South Carolina
• Duke football makes changes to 2015 roster
• Family Picks: Safety is key at Falls Lake life jacket giveaway
• Dining review: Mi Peru nails traditional Peruvian dishes
• Is UNC one of the most underachieving football programs of all time?
• Soap, salve and tea from the garden
• Dragonfly hike, backyard birding class and more events
• Are habanero peppers milder if grown in the Southeast?