The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• SOUND (WALLS) AND FURY SIGNIFY POOR PLANNING
• DOWNTOWN PUBLIC HOUSING EYED FOR IMPROVING HOMES ARE NEAR NEW MACARTHUR CENTER.
• TOM EMMI: SONGWRITER, CABLE TV MARKETING EXECUTIVE.
• NEW COMMERCIAL LIFE ENVISIONED PLANNERS TARGETING THREE AREAS.
• GRADES KEEP TITLIST FROM COMPETING LAKE TAYLOR'S WARREN COLLINS IS INELIGIBLE THIS SEASON.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Artists Brian Booth and Stephen Marder attended Granby High School. Information in a story in the September 22 edition of Compass was incorrect. Correction published in the Norfolk Compass, Thursday, October 6, 1994, on page 17. ***************************************************************** YOUNG ARTISTS' WORK SPOTLIGHTED AS GALLERY'S SEASON NEARS ITS END\
• HIGH TECH SCHEDULING `A BREEZE' COMPUTER WHIZZES HAVE LAUNCHED AN INFORMATION REVOLUTION IN NORFOLK SCHOOLS.
• NORFOLK LIBRARY ONLINE
• ODD ALLIANCE GROWS OVER PUBLIC HOUSING
• SCORING BIG OFF THE FIELD: SOCCER ENTREPRENEUR IS REALIZING HIS GOAL
• ART AUCTION, PARTY SET
• REALTY SALES
• PEOPLE AND PLACES
• CRIME REPORT
• DELAY IN TCC DESIGN COULD PROVE COSTLY THE CITY MAY HAVE TO PAY IF THE SCIENCE BUILDING ON GRANBY STREET ISN'T FINISHED ON TIME.