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Saturday, December 28th, 2024

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Good morning, Norfolk. Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 28th of December.

ACCIDENTS NEWS

  • A man suffered life-threatening injuries from a hit-and-run incident on Mahone Ave in Norfolk, with an investigation currently underway.  3 WTKR
  • Firefighters in Norfolk controlled a fire with no injuries or displacements, though property damage occurred.  13 News Now

CRIME NEWS

  • A Chinese student faces Espionage Act charges after their drone, which captured photos of sensitive naval shipyard areas, was found stuck in a tree near Newport News Shipbuilding.  The Virginian-Pilot

CULTURE NEWS

  • WHRO radio in Norfolk retains a rare collection of over 2,500 jazz vinyl records after giving away most of its vast album collection to preserve iconic music history.  The Virginian-Pilot

ECONOMY NEWS

  • Norfolk International Airport's credit rating was upgraded by Moody’s from A3 to A2, promising more expansion and possibly lower fares due to decreased costs of future debt issuances.  13 News Now
  • An expert predicts a high likelihood of another port strike in January as dockworkers and the U.S. Maritime Alliance remain divided over wages and port automation.  13 News Now

ENVIRONMENT NEWS

  • A cold front moving through Norfolk on Sunday could bring severe thunderstorms and damaging wind gusts, prompting a Weather Alert Day.  13 News Now
  • The Virginia Aquarium is promoting 'tree-cycling' for Christmas trees to restore sand dunes and prevent shoreline erosion, with drop-offs open until Jan. 9.  WHRO

HEALTH NEWS

  • A wildlife group in Hampton Roads reports a significant canine distemper outbreak among raccoons and foxes, urging dog owners to vaccinate their pets.  3 WTKR

SPORTS NEWS

  • Several runners achieved new age group records at the Jingle Jog 5K event held on December 21.  Daily Press

EVENTS

SUBMIT EVENT
  • A Sherlock Carol: A Holiday Mystery Musical

    A Sherlock Carol combines murder, mystery, and merriment as Sherlock Holmes tackles a Christmas mystery involving the death of Ebenezer Scrooge, making it an engaging show for all ages over six.

    Sun, 12/29/24

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  • New Year's Eve Celebration at The Historic Martin Mansion

    Experience an evening of elegance with live music, fine dining, and opulent festivities at the historic Martin Mansion to welcome the New Year.

    Tue, 12/31/24

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  • Beginner Pickleball Classes at Western Branch Community Center

    This event offers an opportunity to learn how to play pickleball, a rapidly growing sport combining elements of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong, in a friendly community setting.

    Tue, 1/7/25

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  • Driver Improvement Course in Norfolk, VA

    A Driver Improvement Course designed for residents of Norfolk, VA Beach, Portsmouth, and Chesapeake, offering a Certificate of Completion upon attendance.

    Thu, 1/9/25

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  • Virginia Duals Wrestling Tournament - Hampton

    The Peninsula Wrestling Association hosts the 44th Annual Virginia Duals Wrestling Tournament at Hampton Coliseum, showcasing teams in a competitive wrestling format.

    Fri, 1/10/25

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  • Red Carpet Event for the Play 'Tina'

    Attend a national red carpet event to experience the play 'Tina' at Chrysler Hall in Norfolk.

    Sun, 1/12/25

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  • Driver Improvement Course in Norfolk, VA

    This all-day Driver Improvement Course provides training and certification for individuals in the Norfolk, VA Beach, Portsmouth, and Chesapeake areas.

    Mon, 1/13/25

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  • Driver Improvement Course in Norfolk, VA

    This Driver Improvement Course offers essential training and completion certification for participants from the Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Portsmouth, and Chesapeake areas.

    Tue, 1/14/25

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  • Destroy Lonely Concert Tour

    Destroy Lonely continues his North American tour promoting his second studio album, 'Love Lasts Forever,' with a performance at The NorVa.

    Sat, 1/18/25

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  • Driver Improvement Course in Norfolk, VA

    This one-day driver improvement course provides certification for attendees in the Norfolk, VA area and includes vital traffic safety education.

    Sun, 1/19/25

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