The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• WANTED: SPACE FOR `SANTA'S HELPERS' SENIOR CRAFTERS NEED 7,000-SQUARE FEET TO HOUSE THEIR 20TH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SHOP.
• WALLER REUNION IS A GROWING TRADITION
• DOCTORS STRESS SERIOUSNESS OF PROSTATE CANCER
• CIVIC LEAGUE MULLS THE LEGEND OF FERRY FARM GHOST THE PEMBROKE MEADOWS GROUP DISCUSSED GRACE SHERWOOD, THE 300-YEAR-OLD WITCH OF PUNGO.
• PUNGO FLORIST IS HANGING UP HER CLIPPERS AFTER 17 1/2 YEARS, BARBARA BONDS HAS SOLD HER POPULAR FLORAL AND GIFT BUSINESS.
• HONORS AND AWARDS
• YOU WON'T FIND END TO THIS TRAIL ONCE PLAZA CONNECTOR'S FINISHED
• BACK BAY VS. FALSE CAPE RUFFLED FEATHERS
• SCHOOL BOARD CUTS TIES WITH CUSTODIAL SERVICE
• BIRTHS
• FLAG-BURNING A VOLATILE ISSUE, COUNCIL FINDS SUPPORT FOR CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NARROWLY PASSES.
• FUND DRIVE HITS HALFWAY MARK THE MARINE SCIENCE MUSEUM RECEIVED A $250,000 PLEDGE.
• SCHOOL BULLETIN BOARD
• RUNNER LOGS 102 MILES IN A DAY FOR MDA RICHARD GREENLEE RUNS FOR 24 HOURS ON A TREADMILL TO RAISE $240.
• HOUSE OF FRIENDS ARISING REFORM JEWISH CONGREGATION BETH CHAVERIM BREAKS GROUND ON ITS OWN TEMPLE AFTER EIGHT UNIQUE YEARS OF SHARING ASCENSION CATHOLIC CHURCH.
• YOUNG BASKETBALL STAR HEARS NO EVIL ON OR OFF THE COURT
• TALLWOOD NOW KNOWS HOW TO WIN