GOLF section of the Southern Pines Pilot

Updated: July 12, 2006 at 12:32 pm

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WEB: More Spottings of
"Mountain Lion" Reported

While authorities might doubt whether there is a mountain lion roaming Moore County, three more sightings, in addition to two reports received last week, have been reported to The Pilot. Jonathan Shaw, district biologist with the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, is skeptical — not of the sightings, but of what people believe they saw. “My guess is that what’s happening now is not the result of a mountain lion,” Shaw said.
“My guess is that it’s probably something else, that people are mistaking it for something else.”

WEB: Pinebluff Bank Robbed

WEB: Stein Mart Coming to Southern Pines

WEB: Diamond Postseason Dreams Live On

Purser Gets Extension On Contract

Fibrowatt Plant Fuels Debate

PILOT LIGHT

Easley Signs Budget Into Law Gov. Mike Easley signed the new state budget law Monday and has promised to sign a bill that raises the minimum wage by one dollar.
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SPORTS

Schnell Outduels Gates There was a ton of top-notch talent at this year's North and South Men's Amateur at Pinehurst Resort, but the final match of the 106th championship turned into a showcase for the Big 12 Conference.
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SANDHILLS SCENE

Softball Showdown The Southern Pines police and fire departments are preparing to square off once again in the fourth annual "Badge and Blaze Fun Day" softball game.
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MULTIMEDIA

Pilot Photo Gallery Share in all the moments of Moore County life captured by The Pilot
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MULTIMEDIA

The Podcast Corner ThePilot.com is striving to become an around-the-clock news source. We will produce a podcast of the day's headlines the day prior to regular publication. Check back each Saturday, Tuesday and Thursday afternoon for the day's news. Here are Tuesday's headlines.
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