There's a Primary in Boston Today, but Not in Charlestown

Today is Tuesday, Sept. 27. Here are five things you need to know today.

1. There's a primary election in Boston today, but not for Charlestown voters. The neighborhood's district councilor, Sal LaMattina, is running unopposed. And there weren't enough candidates for the city's at-large seats to require a primary. (Only residents in districts two, three and seven will be heading to the polls.) Our columnist John Keith was . How do you feel about that? and sound off.

2. The Charlestown Chamber of Commerce announced a new location for the fall . The market is moving from the Bunker Hill Mall to City Square (on the Freedom Trail), to get a bit closer to the influx of tourists that will be in town for the holiday weekend.

3. One of Charlestown's most inspiring community groups, , participated in the Flutie 5k for Autism over the weekend in Natick. They posted some photos on their Facebook page. Take a look.

4. If you didn't see the vintage photos I posted yesterday, courtesy of the Boston Public Library, do yourself a favor and . These are seriously stunning images from fires in the 1930s. Beautiful stuff that digital cameras cannot produce.

5. Today's forecast: Partly sunny, with a high near 75.

For more info on what's happening around the neighborhood, check out our events calendar. And please, feel free to post your own!