The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Friday, January 13, 1995

• THERE'S A FITNESS PROGRAM FOR EVERY RESOLUTION
• UNFINISHED MURAL HAS BAR CUSTOMERS GUESSING TWO ART STUDENTS ARE LEARNING THAT EVEN THE ART IN A COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB IS OPEN TO INTERPRETATION.
• PLAYGROUND MAP GIVES STUDENTS VIEW OF NATION THE MAP WAS PAINTED ON AN OUTDOOR COURT BY THE TELEPHONE PIONEERS, A GROUP OF RETIREES.
• RENEWING YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE MAY NOT RENEW YOUR SELF-ESTEEM
• RETIRED TEACHER IS HONORED BY NAACP JAMES SKINNER HAS WORKED HARD TO HELP SOLVE PROBLEMS THAT HIS COMMUNITY FACES.
• COLUMNIST USES IRREVERENT HUMOR AS A TOOL KAREN GULBRANSON CAN BE WICKEDLY FUNNY, WITHOUT BEING TASTELESS.
• FALLING OBJECTS HAVE A WAY OF LANDING ON CHARLIE
• DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD STAMPS CHANGING
• SETON HOUSE INVITES PUBLIC TO VISIT ITS SHELTER
• UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN WENT OVER THE TOP
• IN LIEU OF LAWSUITS, CITY SHOULD TRY ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
• BECOMING A FORWARD A GOOD MOVE FOR HER GREEN RUN'S LEEANNA LILLEFLOREN IS NOW THE AREA'S SECOND-LEADING SCORER.
• STORE WITH HEART THIS CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL'S THRIFT PROFITS BY GIVING OTHER NEW BUSINESSES A LOW-COST START.
• WHO NEEDS A BICYCLE HELMET LAW? JUST DO IT
• REACH OUT AND IRK SOMEONE POLITICAL PARTY LINES