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5 Things: Reading, Roaring, Ripped
Workouts of the physical and mental kinds make the 5 Things to Know Today for Oct. 16.
1. Reading: There's no doubt that reading is an important thing for kids to do — and if you're looking to encourage your little ones to crack open more books [or at least read them on a Kindle or iPad], check out the advice provided by author James Patterson for Patch.
2. Roaring: Dinosaurs roared, right? It wasn't just a Hollywood invention, right? Find out the answer at today's After-School Adventure for kids in kindergarten through third grade at Mohr Library. Program starts at 4:30 pm, registration required. [And pick up a few books while you're there!]
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3. Ripped: As in, join a health club and get... Planet Fitness is holding a grand opening today at 4 pm where the Shaw's used-tah-be. Check out all of the sports & fitness businesses on the Johnston Patch Directory.
4. Development: The Autism Project in Johnston is hosting a Social Skills workshop today at 4 pm for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Cost is $15 per session. Call (401) 785-2666 for more info.
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5. Weather in 10 Words: More sun with highs near 60. Clear overnight, 68 tomorrow.
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