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Also on today's calendar: Taco Bell Grand Opening and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: did you know 10+10 = 11+11? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Virginia Beach School Board wants to use excess revenue for HVAC, wellness day rather than city cross-country trail (whro.org) — Virginia Beach's School Board voted to put $3 million toward school needs rather than a city cross-country trail. The proposal includes cafeteria HVAC, accessible playground equipment, buses and a staff wellness day. City Council will consider the spending, with a public hearing Dec. 1 and a vote Dec. 8.
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2. Fun to Do: K-Pop Superstars, Thunder From Down Under and more (pilotonline.com) — Virginia Beach's weekend lineup ranges from K-pop at The Dome on Saturday to Symphonicity at the Sandler Center on Sunday. The K-pop show starts at 5 p.m., with verified resale tickets from $84.67 including fees. Sunday's 3 p.m. concert features violinist Kinga Augustyn, with tickets priced at $10–$60.
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3. Delivery driver removed from network after tossing package at cat (13newsnow.com) — A driver filmed throwing a package toward a cat on a Virginia Beach porch has been permanently removed from GOFO's delivery network, the company confirmed Wednesday. Opie's owners said he limped and seemed more skittish afterward. GOFO also required the driver's independent delivery partner to improve animal-safety training and monitoring.
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4. Wave Warriors event brings veterans and military families together through surfing (13newsnow.com) — Veterans with service-related injuries had a chance to learn to surf at Atlantic Park Surf in Virginia Beach during Wave Warriors. Presented by ADS, the event also brought military families together for surfside activities and launched the venue's Healing Waves program, which plans year-round community events.
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5. Documents detail what 17-year-old suspect told VB police after teen's death (wtkr.com) — Court documents say a 17-year-old suspect told Virginia Beach police he killed someone after 15-year-old Kayleigh Delfino was found dead at Chase Arbor apartments. He remains in custody, with a February hearing to determine whether he could be tried as an adult. A community memorial is scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday at Bayside Christian Church.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "did you know 10+10 = 11+11?" — 10+10=20...11+11=20 too (Thank you Martin C. for sending it in!)
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