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5 Things To Know Today: Dec. 7
Post your charitable events; after school adventure at Mohr Library; historical society meets; lions club gathers; and today in history: The 'date which will live in infamy.'
Tell The Town: You've no doubt seen our frequent mentions of the Toys for Tots drive at The Bridge at Cherry Hill — is your group or school doing something for the less fortunate this holiday season? Let us know! Send email to Local Editor Joe Hutnak at joseph.hutnak@patch.com, or use your Patch or Facebook account to sign in — — and post your own event listing or announcement. We'll be sure to feature it in our daily 5 Things, too!
A Sweet Time: Marian J. Mohr Library hosts another meeting of its After School Adventures program today starting at 4:30 p.m. Today's theme is Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Honoring The Past: That's the work of the Johnston Historical Society, which recently celebrated the opening of the Mabel Sprague House on Morgan Avenue, among other efforts to preserve historical sites around Johnston. Tonight at 6:30, the society's Executive Board meets, with a General Meeting scheduled to start at 7 p.m.
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Join The Pride: The Johnston Lions Club (pun intended) is scheduled to meet at Ribs & Company beginning at 7 p.m. New members welcome.
America Attacked: On this date in 1941, Japanese forces attacked the American fleet stationed at Pearl Harbor, HI, in a surprise offensive meant to cripple the U.S. fleet. The U.S. declared war on Japan a day later, and officially entered World War II.
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