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Tuesday, February 4th, 2025
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Good morning, Virginia Beach. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 4th of February.
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ A man was seriously injured in a vehicle-pedestrian accident in Virginia Beach, with the driver cooperating with officials; no charges were filed. WAVY
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ An Army veteran and veterinarian, Dr. Andrew Silverstone, filed a federal lawsuit against Virginia Beach police for allegedly seizing his property without due process and without filing charges. 13News Now
- ➤ An 18-year-old from Virginia Beach has been charged with the shooting death of John E. Daughtry III in Norfolk last August. Daily Press
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ A Cox High School class in Virginia Beach educates students on distinguishing credible news stories from biased or fake ones, amid increasing reliance on social media for news. WTKR
FINANCE NEWS
- ➤ TODAY'S SPONSOR Virginia Beach homeowners are protecting themselves from unexpected repair costs with Money's recommended home warranty plans, which cover essential appliances and systems against normal wear and tear that traditional homeowners insurance doesn't include. Money
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SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Aziaha James's career-high 36 points led No. 14 NC State to a victory over No. 10 Duke. Daily Press
- ➤ Princess Anne High School's girls basketball team remains the top-ranked team in the 757Teamz Top 15, credited to their exceptional ball security and defense strategies. Daily Press
- ➤ Ocean Lakes girls basketball team secured a win against Norfolk Collegiate in double overtime, 68-59, while Oscar Smith's boys team defeated Hickory highlighted by Jacobi Harper's 18 points and 10 rebounds. Daily Press
- ➤ Woodside's Zaria Richmond surpassed 1,000 career points as Catholic prepares to face Norfolk Christian in a pivotal game to decide the TCIS title. The Virginian-Pilot
- ➤ The Old Dominion women's basketball team lost to James Madison 85-62, marking their fourth loss in five games despite hosting a season-high crowd. 13News Now
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Children's Storytime at Barnes & Noble Town Center
A weekly storytime event where children's picture books are read by a professional at Barnes & Noble.
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Onesies Rhyme Time at Princess Anne Library
A free event for toddlers and their caregivers featuring rhymes, books, and activities to enhance early language skills.
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Baby Paint & Play at Kempsville Area Library
A messy and creative session for babies aged 3 to 24 months to explore various artistic styles with their caregivers.
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Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Dinner Show in Virginia Beach
Experience an interactive comedy murder mystery dinner show featuring a hilarious true crime story where guests solve the mystery while enjoying a delicious meal.
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Beginner Spring Lacrosse Clinic for Kids
This clinic offers an introduction to lacrosse for boys and girls in grades K through 8, featuring equipment loan opportunities.
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Plan B Improv Class: Session 2
This interactive 6-week improv class offers participants an opportunity to enhance their performance skills and creativity in a supportive environment.
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Combined Preschool Storytime for Early Literacy
This event offers books, rhymes, and literacy activities designed to prepare children ages 3-5 for reading and school with an emphasis on alphabet recognition and confidence building.
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Tween STEAM Exploration Hour
This event at Oceanfront Area Library provides an engaging opportunity for homeschoolers in grades 4-6 to explore Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math through various STEAM kits with required registration.
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Game Day for Adults with Disabilities
A social event where adults with disabilities can enjoy board games while building friendships and support networks.
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TR Kids Night Out at Kempsville Recreation Center
TR Kids Night Out offers an evening of games and activities for individuals with disabilities and their siblings, emphasizing socialization and inclusion.
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