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Turning to our weather, heat is definitely the story today. We’re waking up to warm, humid air, and by this afternoon, highs will reach the mid-nineties. The heat index could soar to one hundred seven, so it will feel muggy out there, especially around the Resort Area and Lynnhaven Parkway. There’s a slight chance for afternoon storms, and if one pops up, localized flooding is possible, so be careful if you’re out on the roads or planning beach time.
Speaking of beaches, environmental advocates are shining a light on water quality this week. Reports show that last summer, about eighty-five percent of Virginia’s beaches tested positive for harmful bacteria at least once. Rainy weather and old infrastructure are the main culprits, pushing runoff and waste into our waters. The Virginia Department of Health continues weekly testing, and you can check online to confirm if your favorite spot from Sandbridge to Chick’s Beach is safe for swimming before you go.
From City Hall, no major ordinances were decided overnight, but leaders remain focused on tackling infrastructure improvements, particularly stormwater upgrades in neighborhoods like Kempsville and Princess Anne. There’s also ongoing discussion about increasing resources for our first responders, following Virginia Beach’s recent deployment of swift water rescue teams to Texas after the devastating floods there.
In real estate and jobs, our local market is still active, with median home prices hovering near four hundred thousand and listings lasting about two weeks before going under contract. Local job boards show roughly eight hundred new openings this week, mostly in hospitality and healthcare, so opportunities abound for those on the hunt.
Looking ahead, get ready for some great community events. Next week, the Beach Blanket Movie Fest brings five nights of movies under the stars at the Oceanfront’s 29th Street. And while we have to wait until next year for the big Super Girl Surf and Music Fest, the buzz is already building for Virginia Beach to host some of the world’s top female athletes and musicians.
On the sports front, congratulations to our Ocean Lakes High girls’ soccer team, who just clinched their second consecutive state final berth. Local rec league baseball championships wrap up this weekend at Red Wing Park, so expect some extra traffic and plenty of cheers in the area.
As for today’s crime report, city police say there were several arrests overnight related to a string of car break-ins around Town Center. Officers remind us to lock vehicles and remove valuables, especially as summer brings more visitors into our neighborhoods.
Finally, for a feel-good story, a volunteer group from Aragona Village spent their weekend sprucing up Little Island Park, planting flowers and new shrubs and putting a smile on every kid’s face at the playground.
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