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‎'Cash cow for Charlotte' and "Former mayors taken aback by committee mix-up." In tomorrow's edition!

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"Impact on school plan uncertain" and "Movers and shakers back visionary's 'Sustain Charlotte.'" On newsstands tomorrow morning!

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"Closure controversy" and "Some companies find the grass is greener in SC." In tomorrow's issue. Don't miss it!

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"Platform practicality" and "Businessman wins round in legal fight." On newsstands tomorrow!

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"Decision 2010." Find out everything you need to know about the candidates, and hit the polls informed on Election Day in Tuesday's edition.

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"Reinventing the subdivision," Foxx appointment riles advisory committee members." In tomorrow's issue. Coming to a newsstand near you!

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"Crowded house--Lake Norman has become a mecca for residents, but traffic jams, school overcrowding are costs for the growth." Tomorrow!

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In tomorrow's issue, we talk about the foreclosure fallout, the per-capita landfill load dropping, and so much more.

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‎"The waiting is the hardest part." Find out what homeowners are waiting for in tomorrow's issue.

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Why is NASCAR losing speed? What concerns surround the Charlotte energy project? Find out more in the Friday edition.

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“Growing gap—Report: Recession widened gap between Charlotte’s poor and well-off neighborhoods" is tomorrow's feature story.

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‎"Answering the call," "Spat over proposed incinerator heats up," and "After law changes, CMS sex ed the same" are today's top stories.

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"Struggling for support" and "After stimulus money dries up, CMS faces 'funding cliff'" are Tuesday's top stories.

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"Burning issue" and "Energy drink startups have unrefreshing experience" are two great cover stories that you'll find in tomorrow's issue.

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Green house suspicions – as officials consider higher energy-efficiency standards, local builders worry about raising construction costs

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Friday's Headline: Turf battle - Charlotte property owners slam city over proposal to raze trees

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Mall sprawl: As developers eye reopening Eastland Mall, some question need

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Tuesday's headline - Taxed drivers: Cabbies worry policies will run them out of business

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Today's Headline - Tough assignment: Student growth, but budget cuts test Charlotte area schools, colleges

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Today's Headline: Plugging in - City tries to pave the way for electric vehicle use