The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Carolina Coast: Sunday, November 27, 1994

• THANKSGIVING BRINGS BOUNTIFUL HOLIDAY WEEKEND FOR ANGLERS
• A CHILD'S REWARD IS RETURNING THE FAVOR
• DISRESPECTING YOUTH IS NOT BEST EXAMPLE
• ARTIST'S CREATIONS FILL THE SPACES BETWEEN NECESSARY GROUTING JOBS
• A YEAR UNDER MOODY HAS CHANGED VIKINGS
• CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM REUNITES FOR TOURNAMENT
• VIKINGS TAKE FIRST PLACE AT TOURNAMENT ECSU DEFEATS LONGWOOD COLLEGE 89-88 IN DOUBLE OVERTIME.
• MAKE SURE IT'S `BY THE BOOK' WHEN DEALING WITH PROPERTY
• JUST DOING HIS JOB
• DEMOCRACY RESTORED
• LOTS TO SMILE ABOUT
• `ELIZABETH R.' HITS THE ROAD IN OFF SEASON BARBARA HIRD, WHO STARS IN THE ONE-PERSON SHOW, IS TAKING IT TO CITIES ALONG THE EAST COAST.
• STICKLER FOR HISTORY DAVID STICK, 74, DESCRIBES HIMSELF AS A ``PERENNIAL DISRUPTOR.'' BUT HIS INFLUENCE AND HIS DETAILING OF OUTER BANKS HISTORY HAS LEFT MORE MARKS ON THE ISLANDS THAN THE FOOTPRINTS OF SEA BIRDS ON DARE COUNTY BEACHES.
• THE AMAZING LOVE TRACTORS CONSTANTLY WORK THE FIELD
• HURRICANE GORDON'S NOISE MOST SURPRISING