The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Wednesday, November 9, 1994

• REALTY SALES
• CLOSING OF REFUGE TRAILS OPENS DOOR FOR CREATIVE ALTERNATIVES
• SENIOR CITIZENS BRAVE THE NEEDLE FOR FLU SHOTS NOW UNTIL NOV. 15 IS THE OPTIMAL TIME TO RECEIVE THE VACCINE, ALTHOUGH IT IS GIVEN THROUGH LATE WINTER.
• OUTSTANDING GAMES CONCLUDE BEACH'S FALL SOFTBALL PROGRAM
• PAIR HOPES TO CLEAN UP WITH MERRY MAIDS GOAL OF FLEX TIME FOR FAMILY LURES COUPLE INTO FRANCHISE.
• NEW BUILDING A REASON TO REJOICE ST. GREGORY'S CATHOLIC SCHOOL DEDICATES SULLIVAN HALL, A NEW CLASSROOM ADDITION.
• 240 CITY EMPLOYEES PLAY IN TOURNAMENT
• `BURNING AZALEAS' A CAREFULLY CRAFTED PLAY BY AN AREA AUTHOR
• BRECHT'S POLITICAL WORK FINELY DONE AT WESLEYAN
• THE MATH MOUTH THAT ROARS STACY SNYDER HAS USED A `DOMINEERING' PERSONALITY, INNOVATIVE TECHNIQUES AND A CARING ATTITUDE TO BECOME THE STATE'S BEST FIRST-YEAR TEACHER.
• BOBBY MATHIESON MASTER POLICE OFFICER - ONE OF THE GOOD GUYS