Town Council meeting: On the Council’s agenda is someone applying for a victualing license for Audra’s Café, a Main Street restaurant that closed last year. Also on the agenda, the council will vote on a resolution denouncing Gov. Chafee’s proposed 2 percent meals tax increase. That increase, according to the budget, would be used to speed up school funding to cities and towns — including East Greenwich — that had been underfunded in recent years.

Avenger action: Boys JV Lacrosse team plays Moses Brown at 4 p.m. on Carcieri Field.

“Reading with Robin” Tuesday: The Friends of the East Greenwich Free Library presents “Reading with Robin,” with Robin Kall, who hosts a radio program on WHJJ 920 AM about books. This woman is crazy for ‘em! We’re not talking kids books. We’re talking books, all books. Program begins at 7 p.m. Free admission, refreshments will be served.

Ready, Set … Run! East Greenwich residents have two local 5Ks to look forward to this month. First there’s the inaugural EG Track Club Bunny Hop 5K road race at Goddard Park, including an egg hunt, a fun run, and of course the main event. It takes place Saturday morning, April 14. To register online, click here. Then, there’s the annual Scott Carlson Memorial 5K, a fun-filled run/walk to benefit Rhode Islanders struggling with ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease) through Goddard Park, tons of fun, food and friendship! Sponsored by the East Greenwich Rotary and presented by Flood Ford. The event starts at 10 a.m. and costs $25. You can register here.

Like sports writing? EG Patch is looking for parents and other EGHS sports fans to help us cover the Avengers’ spring season. If you are interested in writing up brief game or match summaries and taking a photo or two, contact elizabeth.mcnamara@patch.com.