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As you prepare for hot weather in June, here's what to look forward to in Sunday's Courier-Journal.
Metro: California Chrome
As California Chrome heads to the Belmont to attempt to become the first Triple Crown winner since Affirmed in 1978, Jennie Rees profiles the horse and its remarkable run.
Neighborhoods: Frost Middle School
A closer look at the underperforming Frost Middle School in southwestern Louisville's Valley Village neighborhood. This is its last week with seventh- and eighth-graders. Beginning next school year, it will have sixth-graders only.
Sports: Baseball Regionals
Both Louisville and Kentucky are pooled in the Louisville Regional at Jim Patterson Stadium in the NCAA baseball tournament. With the possibility of another match-up between the Wildcats and the Cardinals looming, the tensions are high.
Forum: Gender Views
In the wake of last week's rampage in Southern California last weekend, Sunday Forum features several columnists who take a look at the roles played by sex, violence and male privilege in the lives of today's women.
Sunday Scene: The Social Season
Backyard graduations. Garden weddings. Reunions at the lake. Summer is the season of special occasions... and some equally special wardrobe challenges presented by the settings and sultry weather. Get top style advice and learn what mistakes not to make when you're surrounded by friends and family.
River City Retro: Crescent Hill Garden Tour
A 150-year-old gingko tree will draw attention at the 20th Annual Crescent Hill Garden Tour on June 7. It's at the Peterson-Dumesnil House, originally a country home for Joseph Peterson, a tobacco wholesaler who came to Louisville from Philadelphia in 1836.
USA TODAY LIFE: D-Day Anniversary
D-Day's 70th anniversary is June 6. Bob Minzesheimer talks to high-profile historians who've written books about D-Day; sidebar looks at 10 notable books about D-Day.