Jan. 27: Snow, Driver's Safety and a Wedding

As East Meadow residents wake up to the all-too-familiar feeling of snow on the ground and shoveling on the horizon, there are plenty of things to know about what's going on in East Meadow today. As of 7 a.m., schools have been cancelled and the same goes for the library. Here are some things to keep an eye out for in East Meadow today.

1. Weather: There will be plenty of shoveling for East Meadow residents today, and it is advised to help out wherever residents can. If you have a snow blower, share, and maybe a tragedy can be avoided. The National Weather Service is calling for a day that features mostly sun, with a high of 36 degrees before it gets quite a bit colder tonight.

2. As of right now, the scheduled to be held at 9:30 a.m. in the is still scheduled. If the library remains open, this could be an important event to attend.

3. The Nassau Community College Black History Month Committee presents an eight-character play that explores the changes that one family in particular, and a community in general, endures when their inner city neighborhood is slated for urban renewal. The show starts at 8 p.m.

4. A Look Back: In case you missed it on Wednesday, East Meadow Patch is seeking nominations for the first for East Meadow. Do you know that special kid who deserves recognition? Feel free to refer him or her via email to Michael Ganci at Michael.Ganci@patch.com.

5. A Look Ahead: Today on Patch, Bowling Green students recently celebrated a wedding. To find out who tied the knot, please check back later!