5 Things: Lyme Disease Documentary at the Library

1. 'Under Our Skin' Lyme Disease Documentary: This is happening Saturday at the Nashua Public Library, a screening of "Under Our Skin," a troubling but informative documentary on Lyme disease, which is a growing epidemic around the country as well as here in New Hampshire. It often goes undiagnosed or misdiagnosed. Learn more. Movie starts at 2 p.m. with Q&A after with Lyme Disease Activist David Hunter 3:30-5 p.m.

2. Free Yoga Event to Benefit Humane Society: It's happening tonight at Yoga Balance. Enjoy a free class and leave a donation - cash or check - for the Humane Society of Greater Nashua. Details here.

3. Back From the Dead: A species of frog thought to be extinct for more than 15 years has been discovered alive and well in Israel. The Hula painted frog represents a "living fossil" species as well, a lineage of frogs otherwise thought to have vanished, according to researchers. What does it mean? "The survival of this living fossil is a striking example of resilience to severe habitat degradation during the past century by an amphibian, and may imply on the future survival of this species," says the study, especially if more of the former swamp in the frog's valley is reflooded.

4. One Day Until Salvation Army 5K Run/Walk: Do plan to join in this great community event, which will wind through Nashua, beginning and ending at Rivier University. Details here.

5. Taste of Downtown Nashua is Tonight: There is really no excuse for not participating in this great annual event. Here's more information.