The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• RETIRED COUPLE URGES SENIORS TO REGISTER AND VOTE
• SCHOOL PLANTS TREES FOR FORESTRY PROGRAM
• COUNSELING SERVICE CAN GET YOU OUT OF DEBT FUNDED ENTIRELY BY CREDITORS, THE CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE IS FREE TO THOSE WHO NEED IT.
• KINGSTON APPEARS IN WHRO PROMO AD
• REALTY SALES
• EVEN CLICHES DON'T DO JUSTICE TO RIOTOUS STATE OF THIS GARDEN
• NEW MANUAL HELPS WITH TERM PAPERS 3 AT LANDSTOWN PRODUCE BOOK TO HELP MIDDLE-SCHOOL STUDENTS RESEARCH AND WRITE QUALITY TERM PAPERS.
• HONORS AND AWARDS
• RE-TIMING OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS ABOUT READY TO GET UNDER WAY
• CHILDREN'S SABBATH OBSERVANCE INVOLVES MANY DENOMINATIONS
• DOME'S MEMORY WILL LINGER AS A MONUMENT SEVERAL ACTIVITIES ARE PLANNED TO HONOR THE BEACH'S NOW-RAZED FORMER CIVIC CENTER.
• CIVIC LEAGUES, THE REFERENDUM AND CITY COUNCIL
• DECORATING IN RED COSTING A LOT OF GREEN FEELING BLUE? HOW ABOUT REDOING YOUR HOUSE WITH THE HELP OF A HOMEARAMA `SPACE MERCHANDISER'?
• THIS COUNTRY MUSICIAN PREFERS ROCK 'N' ROLL SINGER-GUITARIST WHO'S A MEMBER OF BLACKSTONE SAYS GROUP PLAYS SONGS OF EVERY CATEGORY.
• PUMPKIN PIE ANYONE?
• MORE FUNDS FOR BACK BAY REFUGE APPROVED $500,000 WILL MOVE THE PROJECT FORWARD TO PUT 6,300 ACRES IN PRESERVATION.
• COX HIGH'S `BEST TEAM EVER' PASSES COACH'S TEST
• NOTEBOOK
• THESE REDSKINS WIN MORE THAN OTHERS THIS TEAM OF MOSTLY UNDERPRIVILEGED KIDS PLAYS FOR THE COOKE RECREATION CENTER.
• BOAT RAMP PLANS AT PLEASURE HOUSE CREEK SEEN FADING ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS AT THAT SITE DOOM CHANCES OF GETTING PERMITS.
• BIRTHS
• PRINCESS ANNE DOWNS REJECTED WHAT NEXT?
• 110 CANDLES