1. A classic film based on a classic play: The library's summer romance film series continues today with the Franco Zeffirelli masterpiece "Romeo and Juliet," the moving adaptation of Shakespeake's play about young lovers. Rather than cast adults in the lead roles, Zeffirelli put his trust in the then-15-year-old Olivia Hussey and 18-year-old Leonard Whiting, to great effect.
2. Building a taller Boston? Should Boston build more skyscrapers? There are some new an renewed plans for the superstructures, but not everyone's convinced the towers are the best fit for such a historic city. What do you think? and let us know.
3. Art for sale: Check out the selection of art for sale at City Hall Plaza from 11 a.m-2 p.m. today. You can purchase something is sit back and enjoy the live performers.
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4. Green thumbs take heed: The nomination period for the mayor's gardening contest is extended until July 18. If you know a great gardener in the neighborhood, submit their information here. Finalists are entered into a drawing for a free trip to the 2012 EPCOT Garden and Flower show, though we all know bragging rights are the real prize.
5. Weather: Expect sunny skies and a high of 86 degrees. What's more, the weekend's humidity has dissipated, making for a very comfortable day.
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