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Drone Light Show Coming to Ocean Beach for the Fourth of July - Vimarsana News

Drone Light Show Coming to Ocean Beach for the Fourth of July

UPDATE: The OB Drone Light Show will launch from Ocean Beach Elementary School. Spectators are advised for best viewing to be 1 block away from school.  Ocean Beach announces a Drone Light Show for the Fourth of July LUMINOSITY, an organization in Ocean Beach, is excited to announce its collaboration with Global Drone Network (GDN)…

Source: obrag.org
ONE YEAR LATER: East Texas organizations continue to show support for Uvalde - Vimarsana News

ONE YEAR LATER: East Texas organizations continue to show support for Uvalde

Johnson and Stevenson wanted to remind the families and those affected by the Uvalde tragedy they're still not alone.

Source: cbs19.tv
Army discharged Texas gunman over mental health, source says - Vimarsana News

Army discharged Texas gunman over mental health, source says

The man who killed eight people at a Texas mall was discharged from the Army because of mental health issues, neighbors and an Army official said.

California massacres suggest phenomenon of 'mass shooting contagion': Experts - Vimarsana News

California massacres suggest phenomenon of 'mass shooting contagion': Experts

Following a series of mass shootings, gun violence researcher said they're concerned that a phenomenon known as "mass shooting contagion" is occurring across California.

Source: go.com
California massacres suggest phenomenon of 'mass shooting contagion': Experts – 850 WFTL - Vimarsana News

California massacres suggest phenomenon of 'mass shooting contagion': Experts – 850 WFTL

(LOS ANGELES) -- Following four California mass shootings in the span of eight days that left 25 people dead and 17 injured, some gun violence researchers said