The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Carolina Coast: Sunday, December 4, 1994

• N.C. SETS RESTRICTIONS
• RECREATION PLAN WON WITH TAINTED TACTICS
• CHRISTMAS STUFFING: MAIL ORDER CATALOGS
• ALL OF MY FISHING BUDDIES SWEAR THAT THERE ARE NO FISH OUT THERE
• DESIGNER FROM WANCHESE TURNS THE FASHION WORLD INSIDE OUT
• `NUTCRACKER' RETURNING TO ELIZABETH CITY SATURDAY'S PERFORMANCE WILL BE THE FIRST IN ALMOST 20 YEARS.
• OUTER BANKS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AN IDEA THAT'S GROWING
• NO TRIFECTA FOR CAMDEN THE BRUINS TEAMS MANAGE TO WIN TWO GAMES AND LOSE ONE TO THE NORTHEASTERN EAGLES VISITORS.
• HOT AT TOURNAMENT, ECSU COLD AT HOME AFTER DOING WELL TWO WEEKS AGO, THE VIKINGS GOT JITTERS AND LOST TO FAYETTEVILLE STATE.
• NAMES OF PLACES TEND TO BE A BIT CONFUSING
• ANGLER HAS THE FISH ALL TO HIMSELF . . . IF THEY BITE
• `BLUES ARE RUNNING' IS MOST-AWAITED CRY
• SURROUNDED BY ART THE DARE COUNTY ARTS COUNCIL, WHICH SUFFERED A TEMPORARY SHUTDOWN FIVE YEARS AGO, HAS BEEN STEADILY REBUILDING. AND ITS PRESIDENT, BUSINESSWOMAN DAWN ENOCHS, SAYS IT'S ABOUT TIME THE COMMUNITY REALIZED WHAT THE ORGANIZATION HAS BEEN UP TO ALL THESE YEARS.