Summer Solstice

• The Summer Solstice of 2012 has passed and days are now officially getting shorter. However, during the Salem Summer Solstice 5k/10k this past Saturday, the extra sunlight really only made people able to see the non-stop raindrops more clearly.
(Oregonian)
• STONEHENGE, England — Rain-sodden crowds welcomed a spectacularly wet summer solstice at Stonehenge in true British fashion Thursday: With stoicism and wit.
(Huffington Post)
• Yes, Virginia, its possible to enjoy summer camp without cell phones, hair dryers, makeup and — gasp — skimpy tops, short shorts and teeny bikinis.
(The Christian Science Monitor)
• This year Ive left the summer solstice behind, and traveled to the winter solstice. At home in New England my friends have planted gardens weeks earlier than usual and are already harvesting.
(Huffington Post)
• Yesterday, Chrissy Teigen, Adrian Grenier, Erin Heatherton, and Solange Knowles were a few celebrities who braved the heat and headed to Solstice Sunglasses Safilo Group's "Celebrate Summer Solstice event launching the new Carrera 6000 collection.
(Examiner)
• It has been revealed in a new report that in spite of the overcast skies and heavy rain overnight, several thousands of people gathered today at Stonehenge in the Northern Hemisphere.
(TopNews United States)
• The 2012 Summer Solstice 5k run walk was held on Thursday, June 21 st at the Clackamas Community College Campus in Oregon City. The nearly flat hill was a very fun user-friendly race and was open to a mix of runner and walkers.
(Oregonian)
• GRAND RAPIDS, MI – The sound of the summer solstice is jazz, at least here in Michigan.
(MLive.com)
• Virginia Beach welcomed the return of summer on Wednesday, June 20, 2012. The summer solstice is observed annually on the longest day of the year. The holiday often falls on June 21, but it arrived a day earlier this year because 2012 is a leap year.
(Examiner)
• Rain-sodden crowds welcomed a spectacularly wet summer solstice at Stonehenge in true British fashion Thursday: With stoicism and wit.
(Tulsa World)