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in Virginia Beach
Friday, March 21st, 2025
Good morning, Virginia Beach. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 21st of March.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Katrina Scott became homeless after a March 9 fire — accidentally caused by a neighbor dumping active charcoal — destroyed her shed and utilities, and she said Lynnhaven Landing did not deliver the promised temporary two-bedroom unit or cleanup help, instead requiring her to fix the damage herself under threat of fines. WAVY
- ➤ Lieutenant Adam Bernstein from the Virginia Beach Police Department carried the Olympic torch in Turin for the Special Olympics and honored fallen officers by writing their badge numbers on his shoes. He was chosen as one of the final runners before the cauldron was lit on March 8 — his run raised money for the Special Olympics and paid tribute to lost friends. 13News Now
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ A Bayside High student was found with a knife on Wednesday and the school went into lockdown as Virginia Beach police conducted a sweep—no injuries occurred and involved students will be disciplined. WTKR
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Virginia 2nd District Congresswoman Jen Kiggans introduced a bill that guarantees Coast Guard members 20-year retirement benefits and protects those who have served 18 years from early separation — ensuring their benefits match those of other military branches. 13News Now
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Spring is here and many people in Virginia Beach may suffer from allergies, as Dr. Trissana Emdadi said she has seen more patients with itchy eyes, stuffed noses and runny throats. She advises closing windows, showering after being outdoors and taking allergy medicine early—steps that can lower pollen exposure. WTKR
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riseVB's Beach Ball Fundraiser for Families of Autism
The Beach Ball, hosted by riseVB at The Lesner Inn, supports Families of Autism Coming Together (FACT) with the goal of raising $60,000 for a new bus for their programs.
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Puzzling Adventures Scavenger Hunt in Virginia Beach
Puzzling Adventures offers an engaging scavenger hunt experience that combines puzzle-solving with informative self-guided exploration in Virginia Beach.
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Combined Rhyme Time for Infants and Caregivers
This event focuses on developing early language and motor skills for children ages 6-24 months through interactive activities with their caregivers.
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Toddler Open Play at Princess Anne Area Library
This open play session invites caregivers and toddlers to enjoy a communal space for socialization and play in a welcoming library environment.
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Men's Gathering at Big House Church
This event invites all men from high school age and older at Big House for fellowship and worship to strengthen community bonds.
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Combined Rhyme Time for Young Children
This event focuses on developing early language and motor skills in children aged 3 to 24 months through interactive activities with caregivers.
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Parents' Night Out at Virginia Beach Field House
Parents can drop off their children, ages 3 to 12, for an evening of activities including field games, dinner, and a movie.
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Shrek the Musical at Kellam High School
Enjoy a family-friendly performance of 'Shrek the Musical' featuring various showtimes and a chance to take pictures with the cast after the final performance.
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CORVA One Year Celebration
7-10 p.m. | The City of Refuge VA | Free entry | Celebrate one year of God’s faithfulness with worship, inspiration, and fellowship.
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Military Mondays at Dave & Buster's
11 a.m. – 11:59 p.m. — Dave & Buster's Virginia Beach — Free $10 Power Card and 15% off food for military — Celebrate with fun and discounts for military personnel.
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