As of 7 p.m. yesterday:
1. “Coverage Initiative available to low-income adults”
2. “School's out (of cash): Budget cuts force districts to cancel summer classes”
3. “Rookies reach out: Camp Pendleton children take the field with NFL players . . . ”
THIS DAY IN HISTORY
1863 – Union troops repel a massive artillery assault, commonly known as Pickett's Charge, on Cemetery Ridge during the third day of the Battle of Gettysburg in southern Pennsylvania.
SOURCE: memory.loc.gov
U-T QUOTE OF THE DAY
CURRENTS QUEST, E1: “You get angry and you get worried, thinking what could be causing this. And then you want to learn more.”
– ADA LOCKRIDGE, a member of the Aamjiwnaang First Nation in Canada, on an unexplained decline in the number of male babies being born on the reservation
