The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Sunday, November 6, 1994

• DUE NORTH
• LET THE BIG NORTHEASTERS BLOW SO THIS MAN CAN PICK UP TRASH
• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• PARENTS INTRODUCED TO `REVISED MATH' TO EASE PARENTAL ANXIETY, THE STAFF AT RED MILL ELEMENTARY IS SPONSORING A SERIES OF FAMILY MATH NIGHTS.
• REALTY SALES
• BEACH WELCOMES FESTIVITIES OF 48TH ANNUAL OYSTER BOWL ESTIMATES ARE THAT 1,000 OCEANFRONT HOTEL AND MOTEL ROOMS HAVE BEEN BOOKED FOR EVENT.
• DROP TOLL ISSUE, GUV, GET US SOME WATER
• SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN CHRONICLES SEARCH FOR NEW LINKHORN SCHOOL SITE
• CONGREGATION HELPING TO BUILD CATHOLIC CHURCH WHEN IT'S FINISHED SOME TIME IN THE SPRING, THE $1 MILLION CHURCH WILL SEAT 400 TO 450.
• SWAPS GIVE `SHOPPERS' CHANCE TO TRADE OFF HAND-ME-DOWNS NO ONE MONITORS THE GIVE AND TAKE. IT JUST WORKS. LIKE THE LOAVES AND THE FISHES OF BIBLICAL YORE.
• WILL THE SHOW GO ON? FINDING RIGHT LOCATION AND FINANCING REMAIN KEY ISSUES
• 3 STATE CONSTITUTION CHANGES ON BALLOT AS VIRGINIA'S MOST-POPULATED CITY, WE WILL HAVE A LARGER IMPACT THAN MOST.
• REALTY SALES
• READING IS FUN WITH FRIENDS
• DEBATE ON THE HOMELESS RESURFACES GRANT COULD END UP IN SOCIAL WORKERS' CHECKS INSTEAD OF BEING USED FOR A PERMANENT SHELTER.
• COX MIDFIELDER FOCUSES ON STATE TITLE THE FALCONS HAVE OUTSCORED THEIR OPPONENTS THIS SEASON 85-2. AMY LAMOUREUX IS A BIG REASON WHY.