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Babymoon Cafe is one of the local food places nominated by Cary Spotlight's readers for our Discover Cary project. If you've had a chance to sample their food, feel free to share your opinion below.

Technically Morrisville, but practically Cary — Babymoon Cafe is so close to the border, your GPS won't even notice… but your taste buds definitely will!

Babymoon Cafe is a warm, casual-fine-dining Italian restaurant that has been feeding the Triangle since 2000, with a menu deep enough to satisfy everyone from the pasta loyalist to the seafood adventurer.

Check out their menu on their website: Babymoon Cafe

Address: 100 Jerusalem Dr #106, Morrisville, NC 27560 | Get Directions

The Carolina Hurricanes returned to Raleigh on Wednesday with momentum on their side after a 5-3 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final, evening the series at two games apiece.

Dozens of fans gathered at Raleigh-Durham International Airport to welcome the team home. Wearing Hurricanes jerseys and carrying signs and memorabilia, supporters lined up to greet the players following their flight from Las Vegas.

The excitement reflected growing confidence among the fan base as the series shifts back to Raleigh. Some supporters arriving on separate flights from Las Vegas rushed across the airport to make sure they were present for the team's arrival.

The welcome began even before the Hurricanes landed. Fans watching from RDU's observation area spotted the Golden Knights arriving first and greeted them with boos before turning their attention to cheering for Carolina.

The Hurricanes will host Game 5 on Thursday night at Lenovo Center. With the Stanley Cup Final now tied, fans are expecting an energized atmosphere as the series enters a pivotal stretch.

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Central North Carolina is entering its hottest stretch of the year so far, with temperatures expected to climb into the upper 90s and near 100 degrees on Thursday and Friday.

The combination of heat and humidity will push heat index values to around 105 degrees, creating potentially dangerous conditions for anyone spending extended time outdoors. Forecasters have designated Thursday as a Weather Alert Day because of the heat and the possibility of isolated evening storms.

Residents attending outdoor activities, including Stanley Cup Final watch parties and tailgates, should take extra precautions to stay cool and hydrated. While storm chances remain limited, any thunderstorms that form could become strong due to the extreme heat.

The hot pattern is expected to persist through the weekend, with highs remaining in the 90s and only small chances for isolated rainfall.

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Outdoor events may be changed due to weather, so click the links to see latest event information. Here are a few ideas for the week, so plan ahead:

• Friday: Movie Night: Wicked (For Good) 6PM-10PM
• Friday: NC Symphony Summerfest: Patriotic Pops 6PM-9:45PM
• Friday: Performances at the Page: Jamrock 7PM-9PM
• Saturday: Cary Farmers Market 8AM-12PM
• Saturday: Yoga 9AM-10AM
• Saturday: PRIDE in the Park 4PM-10PM
• Saturday: NC Symphony Summerfest: Under the Sea 6PM-9:45PM
• Sunday: Soma Breath Energized Breathwork 2PM-3:30PM
• Monday: Summer BreakOUT! 4PM-8PM

But wait! There’s more. To save space in your inbox, we’ve moved the full list of events online — now you can plan ahead: See Full 2-Week Calendar