The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• R.E.A.C.H. FOR SUPERVISED EXERCISING A ``MEDICALLY MANAGED'' PROGRAM IS BEING OFFERED AT THE PRINCESS ANNE RECREATION CENTER.
• KIDS' KARATE MOVES BRING OOHS AND AAHS FROM SENIORS JOHN SCHWAEBLER'S TAE KWON DO STUDENTS PERFORMED FOR THE KINGS GRANT HOUSE RESIDENTS.
• RESORT CABIN WAS HOME TO LONG-FORGOTTEN PLAYWRIGHT
• 3 POLICE OFFICERS BRING HOME THE GOLD MORE THAN 3,000 COMPETED IN THE LAW ENFORCEMENT OLYMPICS IN BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
• SCHOOL SPIRIT SUMMIT A FIRST COLONIAL FIRST IDEAS INCLUDED ADOPT-A-NEWCOMER, A FACULTY TALENT SHOW AND TEACHER DUNKING BOOTH.
• DETAILS OF SALEM ROAD PROJECT DISCUSSED AT PUBLIC HEARING
• BIRTHS
• NO PRINTS OR CLUES IN GRAVEYARD TRASHING
• INJURED POLICE OFFICER RETURNING ON A NEW BIKE BUSINESSMEN ON ``THE BLOCK'' DECIDED TO HONOR THEIR FRIEND, RHONDA BIDER.
• THE BEST-LAID PLANS AND LISTS DON'T ALWAYS SEEM TO WORK
• ANOTHER LIVAS DOES WELL ON THE AIRWAVES
• DEVELOPMENT YANKS ON THE CHAIN
• CITY PL8 LICENSE 2 BRAG
• A TIME FOR TOUGHNESS ONE-A-DAYS, TWO-A-DAYS, LEAD TO WINS ON FRIDAY