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5 Things You Need to Know: Scandals in Art, Welfare Reform and More

Five things you need to know, Needham and Wellesley editions, for June 11, 2013.

 

1. Temperatures are expected to be between 66ºF and 58ºF, but the National Weather Service also says it's going to rain. There is about an 80 percent chance of rain by day, 60 percent in the evening. Otherwise, cloudy with some patches of fog. 

2. Bugs, nature and animals are hot topics for kids, and there is a program for them to learn more. kids between 2 and 8 can register for PUDDLESTOMPERS Summer Program. For more information, see their registration website. Camp starts June 24. 

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3. Those with a a drive to explore and see other cultures, go check out the display of Haitian Artwork in Wellesley Square. Head over to 45 Church St in Wellesley anytime today to check it out.

4. His works pull from Greco-Roman mythology and Biblical stories, and he was in high demand in 17th century Rome. But, what other kinds of drama did Caravaggio face? Find out at the North Hill-sponsored lecture, Caravaggio: Story & Scandal. It starts at 2 p.m. at 865 Central Ave in Needham

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5. The Needham Republican Committee is inviting Rep. Shaunna O'Connell to explain her plan for EBT Reform. She will be at the Needham Free Public Library at 7 p.m. to talk some more about it. Coffee and light refreshments will be served. 

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