5 Things to Know Today

Whether you're a new gardener or experienced "city farmer," LEAF, the Lakewood Earth and Food Community, may be the organization for you. LEAF teaches you how to scale back on your food expenses, eat healthy and live a greener life. Starting Wednesday June 1, LEAF will meet outside the , build a makeshift marketplace and attract vendors and consumers who share an interest in a variety of agricultural goods, crafts, and artwork. From June to October, the markets will be open every Wednesday from 5:30 to 8 p.m., and the community is welcome to buy and sell sustainable goods. For more information or to join the LEAF market, go to the organization's website or call 216-367-2834.

For parents who want their youngsters involved in summer recreation, now's the time. Registration for all summer programs is going on now, including Safety Town, Preschool Potpourri, Camp Can Do, STOP or Kids Connection. Parents can sign their kids up in person at the or at the department's website.

Don't forget the sunglasses and SPF 15 tomorrow as Lakewood is expected to see a high of 91 and low of 70 degrees. Forecasts indicate that the heavy rains have subsided, so put the umbrella away and enjoy a sun-filled week.

The Cleveland Indians will be back at Progressive Field on Thursday to face off against the Texas Rangers for a four game series. At 31-20, the Indians are in second place, overall, in the major leagues and are eager to steal the number one ranking from the Philadelphia Phillies (34-20).

Congratulations are in order for all the Lakewood Rangers who will be graduating on Sunday. Commencement is set for 3 p.m. at the .