5 Things: Mayor Inaugurated, Markey Jabs at Jets Coach, Temperatures Plunge

Good morning, here are five things to know today:

Mayor Michael McGlynn was sworn into city office for the 13th time Monday morning at City Hall. Check out photos from the event.

Following his inauguration, McGlynn outlined a proposed capital improvement plan that would spend millions to improve school technology, upgrade public works and fire department facilities, and build a parking garage.

You won't ever catch Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick trash talking Rex Ryan, but a Congressman representing a whole lot of Patriots fans had no problem taking a jab at the out-of-the-playoffs head coach of the New York Jets. Congressman Ed Markey briefly at McGlynn's inauguration, commending Medford for having an unemployment rate - 5.6 percent - 3 percentage points below the national average and 1.5 points below the state average. "It is because there is a plan, and it is not a plan like Rex Ryan's plan to get into the playoffs, it's a plan more like Bill Belichick's plan, to every year insistently consistently persistently draw to the city of Medford the analytic and the social and the physical skills needed in order to make Medford a cutting edge community," Markey said.

4. Brrrrrrrrrrr: Highs are expected to only reach the upper-20s today, according to the National Weather Service. And if you're going out tonight, make sure to bundle up - Lows are expected to drop to around 6 degrees with a wind chill of -5.

5. City Council to Meet Tonight: Off the heels of the Mayor's capital improvements plan announcement Monday, the city council meets tonight at 7 p.m. at City Hall.