Good morning, Charlottesville.

Three families became homeowners in the Fifeville neighborhood when Habitat for Humanity held a ceremony at Fifeville Park on Saturday, June 13.

City officials noted the event is part of broader efforts to support affordable housing in the community.

Zion United Methodist Church in Charlottesville will offer Hope and Harvest Food Pantry twice a month with fresh food and community support for families facing food insecurity.

A Descendants’ Day ceremony honoring Juneteenth celebrated the legacy of free and enslaved ancestors through food, faith, stories and music in Charlottesville.

University President Scott Beardsley presented a financial growth report at Morven Farm on June 6.

He explained how the Health System and Academic Institution now generate $7.1 billion yearly, up $4 billion since 2016, while most Board members attended (three absent) in person or by Zoom.

Local pest professionals reported about a 25 to 30 percent increase in ticks since April (including deer and Lone Star ticks) and advised residents to use repellent and check for ticks when enjoying outdoor trails, as elevated activity is expected to continue throughout summer.

Green Dogs Unleashed brought adoptable dogs to the Tom Sox game yesterday in Charlottesville for Bark in the Park, where trained dogs (Bark Rangers) showcased their skills to boost rescue and therapy efforts.

Sounds of Summer Concert

6-8 p.m. — Tonsler Recreation Center — Free entry — Kick off summer with live music from the 100 Proof Go Go Band and tasty treats from Carnelos Burritos.

Life Hacks for Distracted Brains

5:30-8 p.m. — Graduate by Hilton Charlottesville — Ticketed event — Explore research-based strategies to manage distractions in our busy lives.