Wednesday, June 19, 2013
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Bring Low-Cost High-Speed Internet Into Your Home
The San Diego Futures Foundation has partnered with Cox Communications to provide low-cost high-speed internet - $14.99 a month - to seniors, disabled individuals and low-income families who are not currently connected to broadband in their homes.
Helping homeless — two shoes at a time
 Lisa Galloway's 3-year-old twins, Jeremiah (left) and Hezekiah, are fitted with new shoes by volunteers Amii Cambaliza (left) and Andie Solis at the Rescue Mission on Wednesday, thanks to Samaritan's Feet International charity. / Photo by Peggy Peattie • U-T San Diego
Restoring the colorful history of Chicano Park
 Salvador "Sal" Barajas works Thursday to restore the "Historical Mural," which he and other artists painted in Chicano Park in 1973. JOHN GIBBINS • U-T photos
Early Risers Await Dalai Lama
 The Dalai Lama will make three public appearances on local college campuses Wednesday and Thursday. Tickets are sold out, but each of his talks will be broadcast live over the Internet.  Photo by John Gibbins.

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