The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Friday, February 17, 1995

• REVISITING THE CREDIT CHARGES CALLS FOR SOME QUICK-WITTEDNESS
• COUNCIL, BOARD THANK NEPTUNE VOLUNTEERS
• BOARD A `LAUGHINGSTOCK' THANKS TO VINCENT, VBEA
• EQUI-KIDS THANKS VOLUNTEERS, INVITES PUBLIC TO VISIT PROGRAM
• SEATACK FIREFIGHTERS CELEBRATE HISTORY OWNED AND OPERATED BY AFRICAN AMERICANS, THE UNIT BEGAN IN 1948.
• DISABLED PERSONS ENJOY A SPECIAL TASTE OF THE ARTS
• ONE GOOD OL' AMERICAN CUSTOM DOESN'T SIT TOO WELL WITH THE LAW
• DEVOTED HUSBAND `CAREGIVER OF THE YEAR' BOB MOZINGO ATTENDS TO THE EVERY NEED OF HIS WIFE GENNIE, WHO IS UNABLE TO WALK, OR EVEN STAND UP.
• BIG HANDS MAKE POSTON VALUABLE KEMPSVILLE PLAYER ``IF I COULD HAVE 13 GUYS WHO WORK AS HARD AS HE DOES, WE'D BE AWESOME,'' HIS COACH SAYS.
• CITY COUNCIL VOTES TO ENCLOSE SEATACK'S NEW POOL
• HE'S PUT A SHINE IN PEOPLE'S LIVES FOR 50 YEARS WALLACE LEARY HAS LOTS OF ADVICE FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO GET THE MOST WEAR OUT OF THEIR SHOES.
• BEACH ENTRIES THE ONES TO BEAT IN REGION BATTLE
• A LACK OF COMMUNITY ON THE EVE OF CITY COUNCIL RETREAT, RESIDENTS FOCUS ON TRANSIENT NEIGHBORHOODS AND OTHER WOES.
• GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE AND LOCAL SNAKE