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Richmond nonprofit uses music to help people heal grief caused by gun violence
SUMMARY: The “Drums No Guns” Foundation is using music to address grief from gun violence and oppression at Virginia Union University’s Living Learning Center. Led by Dr. Ron Bagot, the nonprofit aims to help individuals connect with their emotions through rhythm and percussion, fostering discussions on trauma. Events feature group conversations where participants share their experiences with violence, promoting healing and connection. The foundation believes that addressing gun violence trauma can shift its epidemic nature. A second event is scheduled for Friday at MLK Middle School, offering a free concert to honor advocates for social justice and community healing in Richmond.

Richmond nonprofit uses music to help people heal grief caused by gun violence
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National Park Service and Storm Team 4 predict peak bloom | NBC4 Washington
SUMMARY: The National Park Service and Storm Team 4 predict that the iconic cherry trees around the Tidal Basin in Washington, D.C. will reach Peak Bloom between March 28th and 31st, 2025. The Cherry Blossom Festival will commence on March 20th, featuring various events such as the Kite Festival and over 100 performances at the Tidal Basin. Despite the removal of 148 cherry trees, more than 2,500 will bloom. Exciting activities include the inaugural “Stumpy’s Pedal and Paddle Races.” The Park Service emphasized that all trails and roads remain open despite ongoing seawall work.

The prediction for the 2025 Cherry Blossom’s peak bloom has been revealed. The National Park Service says they expect a pink …
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Some storms possible next week
SUMMARY: This week in Hampton Roads saw warm temperatures peaking at 79°F, the highest this year. A cold front is approaching, bringing rain and possible thunderstorms tonight. Tomorrow will be seasonably mild in the mid to upper 50s, leading into a warm Saturday near 70°F, but temperatures will drop drastically to the low 40s by Sunday due to another cold front. Expect colder conditions with highs in the 40s Sunday. The weather will fluctuate over the next week, with temperatures potentially rising back to the 70s mid-week, along with increased chances of showers and storms.

Chances for storms and thunder could come next week around Wednesday, and the mild weather will continue after Monday.
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Virginia woman getting ready to celebrate 100th birthday: 'I have really enjoyed life'
SUMMARY: Virginia Smith is set to celebrate her 100th birthday on March 1st, expressing gratitude for her long life. She attributes her longevity to a healthy lifestyle, avoiding alcohol and tobacco, and embracing each day with joy and laughter. A proud graduate of the first class at Maggie L. Walker High School in Richmond, she cherishes memories from her education and her supportive teachers. As she reflects on her past, Smith looks forward to making new memories with friends and family during her upcoming birthday celebration, emphasizing her mother’s advice to treat others well.

Virginia woman getting ready to celebrate 100th birthday: ‘I have really enjoyed life’
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