UPDATED: 5 Things You Need To Know Today in Framingham: February 4

1. The Framingham Planning Board is scheduled to meet tonight at 7 in the Ablondi Room in the Memorial Building.

On the agenda is the request for occupancy permits from Chick-fil-A and the Christa McAuliffe Library.

Alos on the agenda is the continuation of a public hearing for a proposed $1.1 million entertainment complex in Shoppers World. The Natick Planning Board has already approved its portion last month.

2. Wednesday, many students at Saint Bridget School were wearing red, white, and blue, instead of their uniforms. Students were invited to pay $1 and dress in “patriotic colors” as part of the Framingham school’s celebration of National Catholic Schools Week. The money will be donated to a Veterans organization. Click here to read more about the Catholic Schools Week activities and to watch PreK to grade 2 students sing during an assembly yesterday.

3. Bryant Nardizzi, 18, signed a national letter of intent yesterday with North Carolina State University. The Framingham High 2015 graduate has been playing for the New England Revolution U18 Academy team the past two seasons.

4. FLYERS in action:

• The weather is playing havoc with the Framingham High alpine ski team. The team’s races for tonight have been cancelled.
• Framingham’s Wilson Is Best Hurdler in the Bay State Conference; Girls Indoor TrackFinishes 6th.
• Flyers Boys Ice Hockey Sits In First Place, After Besting Braintree
• Lopez Goal Lifts Framingham High Girls Ice Hockey To Victory
• Runners Set 4X200 Framingham High Relay Record at Conference Meet; Boys Indoor Track Finishes 7th

MUSTANGS In action:

• Marian High indoor track team will compete in the Catholic League Championship Meet at the Reggie Lewis Center in Boston starting at 4:30 p.m.
• Boys basketball has a home game at 6:30 p.m.

5. News from the schools:

• Hemenway PTO has a meeting scheduled tonight for 6:30.
• McCarthy Elementary is hosting a Bingo for Books at 6:30 p.m.