Five Things You Need To Know Today, Feb. 21

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Happy Presidents Day Medfield. Here's a look at what's going on in town and around the area today:

Notable Events:

▪ The weekly Networking Group event held at the will meet at 10:30 a.m.

▪ The Moose Hill Gallery in Sharon is accepting submissions from artists interested in exhibiting their nature-based artwork on the concept: "Rhythm of Nature: Explosion of Rebirth." The exhibit is held daily from 10 to 4 a.m. at the gallery. 

Society practicing "Selective Communication" Through Technology: Do you find yourself texting or e-mailing more than speaking on the phone with people? Do you keep in touch with friends and family through wall posts and status updates on Facebook? If so, you are the majority. Medfield Patch columnist Michael McInnis explains how advances in technology has turned our society into selective communicators, often choosing who or how we interact with people.

Warriors Boys' Basketball, Girls' Hockey On Tap: The Medfield High School boys' basketball team wrapped up its regular season on Friday and will participate in the Foxboro Winter Classic at Foxboro High School and will tip-off against O'Bryant at 3 p.m. today. The Medfield High School girls' hockey team inches closer to wrapping up its regular season with a 5:40 p.m. game in Concord against Lincoln-Sudbury. Check Warriors Game Day for previews of both games. 

Check Back Today: There will be a video recap of the Medfield High School girls' hockey's Senior Day victory over Dover-Sherborn on Saturday. ... An overview of what to expect this week on Medfield Patch in "Looking Ahead" ... Results of how the Medfield High School indoor track athletes performed at the Division 2 State Tournament Saturday in Boston ... We will also provide details to the increase in transfer station sticker costs that were approved at last week's Board of Selectmen meeting.