The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• BACK IN SADDLE AGAIN AFTER A KICK IN THE HEAD
• CASUAL ATTIRE FOR WORK A FUND-RAISER FOR CHARITY
• QUILT AND POEM BID FAREWELL TO THALIA PRINCIPAL
• ARTIST TURNED TO MAKING ANGELS FOLLOWING HER DAUGHTER'S DEATH
• GREAT NECK STUDENT WINS POSTER CONTEST
• ELIZABETH RIVER SHORES GROUP MAY FORCE CHANGES IN PROJECT
• WATER-SAVER USES BATH RUNOFF TO FLUSH TOILETS
• RACCOON CHARMS LUNCH TREATS FROM SEASHORE PARK RANGER
• THEY MAY NOT BE FASHIONABLE, BUT LIFE JACKETS DO SAVE LIVES
• THE GASTON PIPELINE HOSTAGE AGAIN
• FIBERGLASS FISH IMPRESS THE VISITORS THE SCULPTURES ARE PART OF THE ONGOING STREETSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS ALONG ATLANTIC AVENUE.
• QUARTERLY ANTI-POLLUTION BILL IS HEADING TO YOUR MAILBOX SOME COUNCIL MEMBERS AND RESIDENTS ARE NOT CONVINCED MONEY IS GOING TO GOOD USE.
• HUNDREDS TURN OUT TO HELP WITH BACK BAY RESTORATION FLYWAYS FEAST RAISES FUNDS FOR PRESERVATION OF HABITAT.
• COUNCIL RAISES OFFICIALS' SALARIES DESPITE CRYPTIC ADVANCE NOTICE ``WHAT HARM WOULD COME TO MAKING PUBLIC THE DETAILS?'' ASKED COUNCILMAN JOHN MOSS.
• VIRGINIA BEACH PACKS ALL-STAR TEAMS SOCCER PLAYER ANGELA HUCLES AND LACROSSE PLAYER MIKE BASTO ARE TOP PLAYERS.
• CATCHING SOME RAYS AN OUTING TO THE VIRGINIA MARINE SCIENCE MUSEUM'S NEW ``HOORAY FOR RAYS'' EXHIBIT HELPS DISPEL MYSTERY AND MYTHS SURROUNDING THE STINGRAY.
• BIRTHS
• GRADUATES
• REALTY SALES
• NORFOLK AND CHESAPEAKE PRIVATE SCHOOL VALEDICTORIANS