The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Sunday, January 22, 1995

• MORE GOLFERS PLAY WHEN FEES GO DOWN
• CONGREGATION'S ONETIME SANCTUARY LOVINGLY RESTORED FOR USE AS CHAPEL
• REALTY SALES
• A STORY FROM SPACE?
• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF VIRGINIA BEACH
• STUDENTS GET AN EDUCATION ON DISABILITIES PROJECT HELPS THIRD- AND FIFTH-GRADERS INCREASE THEIR AWARENESS AND KNOWLEDGE.
• OFF TO A GOOD START ON A YEAR OF BAD NEWS
• SCHOOL BOARD WILL LOOK AT CHANGING BOUNDARIES THE CHANGES WOULD AFFECT ONLY ABOUT 2 PERCENT OF THE CITY'S NEARLY 75,000 STUDENTS.
• SCHOOL BULLETIN BOARD
• SCHOOL OFFICIALS REVISE SIX-YEAR PLAN THE NEW PLAN IS NO LESS EXPENSIVE THAN THE FIRST: IT WOULD COST FROM $320.1 TO $573.9 MILLION.
• MEETING THE MULTIFACETED NEEDS OF CITIZENS IN CRISIS
• SHOOTING FOR NORMALCY CHESAPEAKE BAY ACADEMY'S LEARNING-DISABLED STUDENTS FIND FUN, DISCIPLINE IN THE SCHOOL'S FIRST BASKETBALL TEAM.
• PLANNERS GIVE PROJECTS AWARDS FOR DESIGN ONE OF THIS YEAR'S WINNERS WAS THE BARRY D. KNIGHT HOG FARM ON MILL LANDING ROAD.
• THIS FOX IS INTO EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
• CORRECTIONS
• LAW ENFORCEMENT, INSIDE AND OUT ON THE BLOCK
• KEMPSVILLE CRIME