The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Carolina Coast: Sunday, January 8, 1995

• SNOW, ICE, AND COLD ARE BEST LEFT ELSEWHERE
• A FEW RESOLUTIONS TO START THE YEAR ON THE RIGHT NOTES
• MOVE FROM MARYLAND TOOK HIM TO A NEW CAREER IN PHOTOGRAPHY
• FEDERAL FLOOD INSURANCE POLICY IS IN TRANSITION STAGE
• NOW IS THE TIME TO PREPARE FOR YOUR SPRING FISHING TRIP
• LITTER-HATING COUPLE PICKS TRASH OFF THE BEACH SARAH AND STEVE DOWNING REMOVED MORE THAN 25 TIRES NEAR THE AVALON PIER ALONE.
• NORTHEASTERN LACKING A TRUE POINT GUARD HERTFORD COUNTY TOOK ADVANTAGE OF THE EAGLES' WEAKNESS TO DEFEAT THEM, 67-63.
• SWAN RESORT THEY COME TO NORTHEASTERN NORTH CAROLINA ALMOST 90,000 STRONG, MAKING A CROSS-CONTINENT TREK TO FLEE THE BRUTAL WINTERS OF ALASKA AND WESTERN CANADA, SEEKING OUT THE MILDER CLIMATES OF LAKE MATTAMUSKEET AND THE CHESAPEAKE BAY. FROM NOVEMBER TO FEBRUARY. AS REGULAR AS CLOCKWORK, IT'S ONE OF NATURE'S MAGICAL MYSTERY TOURS AS THE TUNDRA SWANS SPEND THEIR DAYS AT THE . . .
• COLORFUL CATALOGS A HARBINGER OF SPRING