5 Things to Know in Murrieta: Sept. 11

1. The sun is expected to shine again, according to the National Weather Service. Today is expected to be sunny with a high near 90. Tonight, expect mostly clear skies and a low around 64.

2. Students at several school campuses in Murrieta will mark 9/11 with Patriot Day ceremonies. The first Patriot Day occurred Sept. 11, 2002, a year after the events of Sept. 11, 2001, though it is not a federal holiday. Patriot Day ceremonies are planned at Alta Murrieta, Cole Canyon and Antelope Hills elementary schools, along with Vista Murrieta and Murrieta Mesa high schools, according to the Murrieta Valley Unified School District.

3. Here's what's for lunch today at elementary schools in the Murrieta Valley Unified School District: a slugger drumstick. Lunches are served with a fresh fruit/salad bar and a choice of juice or milk. Lunches average about 658 calories and 16.29 percent fat. To see middle and high school menus, click here.

4.  Every week at 11 a.m. presents the "Crybaby Matinee." Relax and enjoy a movie without worrying about unexpected tantrums or feedings in the dark; they keep the lights dimmed and the sound volume down. Baby-changing tables and stroller valet are also provided for the convenience of our parents. Showing today: “Lawless” (R).

5. Join  for its “Family Fun Night” between 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. On tonight’s agenda: make a Patriot Day craft. Each child will get to make and decorate their own. Materials will be provided. Located at 24794 Madison Ave., the event is free.