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Tribe Gymnastics dismantles opponent on Senior Day

Seniors rule!

Watch as the William & Mary Tribe Gymnastics team posts the fourth best score in the school’s history – as they dismantle the Temple University Owls on Senior Day.

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College of William & Mary freshman in jail after allegedly making two online death threats

Benjamin Zavelsky

Benjamin Zavelsky

A College of William & Mary freshman is in jail after he allegedly made two online death threats.

The student’s name is Benjamin Zavelsky, and the college says he’s facing two charges of threat of death or bodily injury, and another two misdemeanor harassment by computer charges.

School spokesperson Suzanne Seurattan told NewsChannel 3 Zavelsky posted death threats against two other students on the website collegiateacb.com. When the students saw the post, they contacted the police, who then notified the college.

Police to crack down on drunk driving this St. Patrick’s Day

James City County, Va. – Police are reminding drivers not to drink and drive – and this weekend, enhanced law enforcement officers will focus on drunk and drugged driving.

As St. Patrick’s Day approaches, Master Police Officer Leslie Sten is urging motorists to plan a safe ride home and never to get behind the wheel drunk.

Officials say this weekend, law enforcement officials in James City County will be on high alert, cracking down on drunk drivers as part of its ‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ public safety campaign.

“Drunk driving is dangerous, deadly and against the law – and it will not be tolerated in James City County this St. Patrick’s Day,” said Officer Sten.

“Today we are giving fair warning to everyone traveling through James City County that our law enforcement officers will be out on patrol and if you are caught driving drunk you will be arrested.”

The Fun Begins At Busch Gardens

Williamsburg, Va. – The Busch Gardens theme park in Williamsburg will open just in time to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day for the 2013 Season on March 17, and kick off a season filled with fun for the entire family. A celebration for this special day includes an exclusive Celtic Dyne experience, leprechauns and plenty of holiday-themed refreshments.

Park guests will notice some not-so-subtle changes at the park this year including the newly renovated and expanded entrance that highlights the park’s inherent beauty. Some of the minor changes include vibrant colors, a decorative water feature and beautiful landscapes.

“We wanted to make a lasting first impression on our guests when they arrive and we believe these changes will kick off a memorable and fun day for everyone,” said Busch Gardens’ Park President Carl Lum.

To explore all of the park’s new improvements and buy your ticket, visit buschgardens.com/va.

Gov. McDonnell speaks out on shooting death of State Police trooper

A state trooper was shot and killed in Dinwiddie on Thursday afternoon, March 7, 2013, during a traffic stop on Interstate 85, police tell NewsChannel 3.  63-year-old Junius Walker died at the scene.

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Here is a statement from Governor Bob McDonnell:

Game, set, and match

The College of William & Mary is known for many things – it’s the second oldest college in America, the first with a Greek letter society, and is also home to six-time Academy Award nominee, Glenn Close. And now it may be known for three words – game, set and match.

To say The Tribe tennis team is on a roll may be an understatement. In the past month and a half, the team has victories against Mississippi, South Carolina and Virginia Tech – their latest opponent, Wake Forest. With those wins, The Tribe went from being unranked – to 25th in the country.

And the success of the team starts with lone senior – Anik Cepada. She leads the team in singles victories this year with 18.

What has been the key to success this year?

Report: State Police respond to more than 600 hundred traffic crashes

Richmond, Va. – Virginia State Police troopers and dispatchers report that they fielded more than 3,118 calls for service as Wednesday’s storm system continued to move through the Commonwealth. That’s according to a report from WTVR CBS 6 located in Richmond, Virginia.

The majority of the crashes involved damaged vehicles only, officials say.

Read the complete report from WTVR, HERE.