Weekend Event Photos; Assaults in Medford Square; Asbestos

Good morning, here's five things to know today:

Medford Public Schools face a suspended $30,000 fine after the Department of Environmental Protection found one of its schools improperly removed asbestos, according to a press release from the Mass DEP. During an inspection at Curtis Tufts School on Main Street environmental protection officials found that school maintenance staff removed asbestos containing material without the use of water, work area seal, or air cleaning devices as required by the regulations, according to the release.

A Medford teen allegedly brandished a gun at younger boys and ripped a gold chain off of a 14-year-old's neck in Medford Square Tuesday. Nicholas Sugrue, 18, of 35 Hillsdale Road, allegedly snuck up on four teens, who had ducked into an alley off of High Street to avoid him, pointed an CO2-powered handgun at them and pulled the trigger Tuesday afternoon, according to a police report.

The second annual Rebels at the Mystic revolutionary era encampment was held this weekend at Riverbend park. Check out our photos.

The Harvest Your Energy Festival took place Saturday afternoon at the fields near the McGlynn Schools. Check out our photos from that, too.

Chance of Rain: There's a 30 percent possibility of rain showers today and a 60 percent chance tonight, according to the National Weather Service. Highs in the mid-60s.