5 Things You Need To Know Today in Framingham: April 24

1. Tomorrow night is opening night for Framingham Community Theater's newest murder mystery dinner theater show.

​Atwitter of Terror will be performed at Bella Costa Ristorante on April 25-26 and May 2-4. Admission, which includes a 3-course dinner and a show is $45. $43 for seniors and youths.

​In the dinner theatre show ​Atwitter of Terror​ ​audience and cast members alike are attending​ ​Dr. Dill McGraw's self-help seminar, Navigating Social Media for theCelebrity in All of Us.​ ​​Someone is tweeting​ ​and texting death threats to one of the seminar participants. 

With celebrity participants like Kam Kardishian, Joan Dithers, Justin​ ​Blabber, and Abe LinkedIn, suspects (and egos) abound. Throw in Dr. Dill and a detective named Jugs Bunny with a cast of crazy celebs and the​ ​stage is set for this silly send-up of social media and murder mystery
dinner theater.

To order tickets ​online visit: ​www.brownpapertickets.com/event/639091

2. The Framingham Planning Board is scheduled to meet tonight at 7 in the Ablondi Room in the Memorial Building.

On the agenda is public hearings for an affordable housing development on Clark's Hill and special permit for a home at 13 Warren Road.

3. There is a free screening tonight of the documentary film The Ghost Army at the main Framingham Library at 7.

The Ghost Army was a secret WWII unit that duped Hitler’s Army.

Filmmaker Rick Beyer will introduce his 2013 documentary and answer questions after the 68-minute screening. 

Editor's Note: A trailer for the documentary is attached to this column.

4. The Records & Burpee's Children's Traveling Zoo is set up in the parking lot of Pinefield Shopping Center through Sunday, April 27. There are ponies and camels (which you can ride for a small fee) and goats, sheep, llamas, and alpacas (which you can feed for 25 cents). The hours are 11 a.m. until 7 p.m., except Sunday, when it will close at 5 p.m. 

5. ​In Case You Missed It:  The  Fluffernutter is one step closer to becoming Massachusetts’ official state sandwich. The bill to designate the local favorite as the official sandwich of the commonwealth was advanced Tuesday by a voice vote during an informal session of the House of Representatives, the Associated Press is reporting.​ ​The bill was filed by former Revere State Rep. Kathi-Anne Reinstein. 

Do you agree? Tell us in the comments.