Five (History) Things You Need to Know for March 28

1) Local Lemp chronicler Davidson Mullgardt is to speak on the history and intrigue of the Lemp family, estate and brewery 7 p.m. at the Sunset Hills Community center.

2)Student testing may begin in Lindbergh district schools for the Missouri Assessment Program or MAP, and runs through April 22. Check with each school for specific days tests will run.

3) Registration for summer activities is ongoing at the Crestwood Community Center.

4) Scattered snow showers possible again tonight. Any logs left for the fireplace? Time to burn them up so it doesn't draw termites during the warmer seasons.

5 It's the 1,166th anniversary of Paris being sacked by Vikings, the 21st anniversary of the first President Bush awarding black athlete Jesse Owens the Congressional Gold Medal posthumously and the 32nd anniversary of Three Mile Island nuclear reactor's partial meltdown in Harrisburg, PA.