The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• CRIME REPORT
• IN THE COMMUNITY
• QUICK-LEARNER SETS SIGHTS ON STATE TITLE CHRIS MARTIN, A RISING JUNIOR AT GRANBY, GAVE UP BASEBALL TO HIT THE MAT.
• COACH'S CORNER SEEKS TO TEACH DISCIPLINE, PROVIDE ROLE MODELS
• YOUNG SINGERS BECOME AN 80-VOICE CHOIR THE ENTHUSIASTIC CHILDREN AT FIRST CALVARY RANGE IN AGE FROM 3 TO 15.
• TURNING THE TIDES: BASEBALL IS GREAT, BUT READING IS BETTER
• SALVATION ARMY SEEKS TO RAISE FUNDS WITH `CHRISTMAS IN JULY'
• PRINCE BOOKS MOVES, ADDS COFFEEHOUSE THE STORE IS IN THE LIFE BUILDING ON MAIN STREET.
• WRIGHT ASSIGNS `HOMEWORK': BEGIN OCEAN VIEW MASTER PLAN
• SWISS TEEN GETS FAST START ON AN INTERNATIONAL CAREER
• 3,000 TAKE SUMMER CLASSES VOLUNTARILY THE NORFOLK PROGRAM OFFERS REMEDIATION AND PREPARATION.
• UNION PROTESTS THE `RIFFING' OF TEACHERS' ASSISTANTS
• MEMORY WALK
• TRACY'S NEW SITE OFFERS A NICE DINING EXPERIENCE
• FRIENDS FETE YMCA MASSEUR ON HIS RETIREMENT
• WRIGHT LISTS OCEAN VIEW GOALS, ASKS TOUGHER BLIGHT ENFORCEMENT
• SCHOOL NOTEBOOK
• FILMMAKERS EYE NORFOLK SITES
• ZOO'S ATTENDANCE FIGURE HIGHER THAN STORY SAID