The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Sunday, November 27, 1994

• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• LIGHTED FACILITIES CLOSED
• REALTY SALES
• LIFE-SAVING MUSEUM COOKBOOK WOULD BE A FLAVORFUL GIFT TO GIVE
• ``SLEUTH'' TAKES A LOOK AT MAYOR'S CHINA TRIP
• TRAIL CALLS MODERN WAGONEERS VIRGINIANS ARE AIMING TO DEMONSTRATE THAT ``EASTERN'' HORSES CAN PULL COVERED WAGONS ACROSS THE COUNTRY.
• TEMPLE EMANUEL'S RABBI STRESSES INVOLVEMENT
• PUTTING A T FOR TURKEY IN BINGO BENEFIT
• STUDENTS RESEARCH AMERICAN INDIANS KANEN LAWSON, 7: ``WE SAW TOTEM POLES, HOW THEY SURVIVED . . . ALL THAT KIND OF STUFF.''
• BOY, 10, TO PUNT, PASS, KICK AT RFK
• YOUNGSTER REVELS IN ROLE OF `STAR' AT COUNTRY CONCERT
• MARCHING CHAMPS
• ERODING CONFIDENCE
• FISHING PIER TAKES A HIT - 75 FEET FALL INTO OCEAN
• SO WHY IS COX SO GOOD AT FIELD HOCKEY?
• THE RECORDS FELL IN A GREAT COX SEASON UNEQUALED 6TH STATE TITLE IN ROW PUTS FALCONS WITH GRANBY'S DYNASTY; MILLER, HALE TOPS.
• MINI-BANK IN OPERATION
• SANDBRIDGE, CINEMA, S.E. EXPRESSWAY A TRIPLE WHAMMY?
• TEACHER RECEIVES GRANT
• CITY HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
• ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGN
• THANKSGIVING, INTERNATIONAL STYLE
• CORRECTION
• SOUTHEASTERN EXPRESSWAY CRUCIAL TO BEACH'S PROSPECTS FOR 2007