UPDATED: 5 Things You Need To Know Today in Framingham: January 28

1. Today is the 30th anniversary of the NASA space shuttle Challenger explosion, that killed teacher in space and Framingham native Christa Corrigan McAuliffe and six other astronauts.

Marian High, where McAuliffe graduated in 1966, held a ceremony to remember her at 8 a.m.

The library branch, named for McAuliffe, will hold a moment of silence for her at 11:39 a.m.

The charter school, the bears McAuliffe’s name, is holding an event tonight at 6, featuring a former NASA astronaut, who helped train McAuliffe for her mission.

Framingham State University, where McAuliffe received her bachelor’s and masters degrees, is holding a public, ticketed event tonight at the Arts Center.

2. Tonight in the Memorial Building in the Blummer Community Room is Faint Promise of Rain: A Storytelling and Indian Classical Dance Program. Author Anjali Mitter Duva will present a unique free program that will include storytelling and dance, starting at 7. Event is sponsored by the Friends of the Framingham Public Library.

3. FLYERS In action:

• Framingham High co-ed ski team kicks off its varsity season tonight at Blue Hills.
• Boys ice hockey team shut out Walpole 2-0. Click here for full report & slideshow of photos.
• Wrestling team has a home meet tonight at 6.
• Boys swim & dive team defeated Reading High in a non-league meet Wednesday night.

MUSTANGS in action: Marian High has mid-term exams so no sports contests.

4. Angry Ham’s Grill and Bar will bring back legendary comedian Lenny Clarke for a second show tonight. The AHG Comedy Series part 2 will feature Clarke and comedians Tony V and Graig Murphy. Clarke, one of the nation’s most recognized comics, will host and perform Tickets are still available.

5. Governor Charlie Baker unveiled his proposed Fiscal Year 2017 budget at $39.6 billion. Click here to see details.