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Here are this week’s most-read stories.
Virginia Beach
The man police say shot and killed 12 people and injured others May 31 at the city’s Municipal Center apparently emailed his resignation hours before the carnage. READ MORE.
Ridley Circle
Dina Snack, 34, a 4-year Ridley resident, lives with her daughter, Xyla, 5 and her son, Zane, 9 months old. Snack said she has not had hot water or heat since late February- early March and she just lost her air conditioning, too. READ MORE.
Residents: Ridley Apartments are infested with mice, mold and roaches
More security
In the wake of the shooting in Virginia Beach Friday, some localities are assessing the level of protection in place through security measures in their own public buildings. READ MORE.
In wake of Virginia Beach mass shooting, localities on the Peninsula assess security
New chapter
Devin Jarvis was a self-proclaimed atheist in high school. Now at 24, he is licensed minister –– and goes to pharmacy school at Hampton University. READ MORE.
Crime tech
Police officials here said it would use ShotSpotter, an app to detect gunshots and alert police. READ MORE.
