The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• MOVE TOWARD BALANCED/DISTRICT SYSTEM
• WARDS ARE THE LAST THING THIS CITY NEEDS
• GIVEN MISLEADING CCO ADS, COUNCIL SHOULD QUESTION VOTER MANDATE FOR WARDS
• GREENHOUSE GROWER BABIES CROP OF POINSETTIAS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
• SURVEYS SLAM AREA; DO WE REALLY CARE?
• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• POLICE CAPTAIN PRAISED AS `A TRUE PROFESSIONAL' CLYDE W. HATHAWAY, WHO COMMANDED THE FOURTH PRECINCT, HAS DIED OF A BRAIN TUMOR.
• RAIN DELAYS ROOFING PROJECTS, HINDERS OTHER WORK AT SCHOOLS
• `DOT AND THE KIDS' BATTLE LITTER IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD THEY ARE HONORED FOR THEIR EFFORTS ALONG WITH OTHER ADVOCATES OF THE ENVIRONMENT.
• TEE TEASERS USE GOLF COURSE TO KEEP THEIR LIVES IN SHAPE THE 23 WOMEN SEE THE HAMPTONS COURSE AS AN IDEAL PLACE TO GET TOGETHER.
• SIX FINISH AS CHAMPIONS IN CITY EVENT TALLWOOD HIGH SENIOR JACK SHICK TOOK THE LOW SCORE WITH 145 FOR 36 HOLES.
• REALTY SALES
• SCHOOL BULLETIN BOARD
• ARP: SAVING FARMING - AND TAX MONEY
• WOMAN SURFER WORKS TO GAIN RESPECT NICOLE PALMIERI WAS RANKED SECOND IN THE 18 AND UNDER GROUP IN '93 BY THE EASTERN SURFING ASSOCIATION.
• THE BIG ONE HITS THE BEACH THE EAST COAST SURFING CHAMPIONSHIPS AND BEACH SPORTS FESTIVAL KICKS OFF THURSDAY AT SOUTH BEACH.
• CITY PLANS TO RESTRICT TRAFFIC IN RESORT AREA LABOR DAY WEEKEND IN AN EFFORT TO CONTROL TRAFFIC AND POTENTIAL BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS, POLICE WILL BLOCK OFF ALL BUT BUSINESS TRAFFIC.
• REALTY SALES
• SCHOOLS AND SERVICEMASTER WIMPING OUT