5 Things You Should Know Today - March 26, 2012

We're inching closer to the end of March with weather that finally feels a little more like Michigan in the spring. And for a change, there's no freeze warning tonight: 

1. The weather

Expect the frost to melt off this morning, as the mercury climbs to around 49 today. The National Weather Service predicts a low tonight around 46, with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms before 2 a.m.

2. Sacred Conversations:

This series offered by  uses a format that combines dynamic presentations by Rev. Terry Gallagher with small group dialogue. A light supper is served at 6 p.m., followed by the presentation. There's no charge, but an RSVP is required; call 248-474-6880 or write to uccsalem@­yahoo.­com.

3.

Are you concerned that an elderly loved one might suffer from depression? This event offers valuable information about how to spot the signs of depression and how to reach out and help. Presented by the , tonight's 7 p.m. presentation will be held at the . Register by calling 248-553-6880 or visit www.farmlib.org, then click on "Programs" to find the calendar.

4. Look ahead:

Parents can learn more about children's sleep issues tomorrow during a 7 p.m. presentation at the Farmington Community Library Main Library. Julie Ogg from Oakland County Great Parents will teach you strategies for a smooth transition to sleep and answer your questions. Register by calling 248-848-4315 or visit www.farmlib.org, then click on "Programs" to find the calendar.

5. Look ahead:

Fans of Michigan literature will gather at on Wednesday to hear writers Susanna Piontek, Kyle Minor, and Elizabeth Ellen read from their works. The session starts at 7 p.m., and there's no charge. Learn more at www.wednightsessions.com.