The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Chesapeake Clipper: Sunday, February 19, 1995

• IRRITATIONS TRIGGER THE GROUCH FACTOR
• LAKESIDE PARK FACELIFT SHOULD BE DONE BY JUNE
• POLICE OFFICERS HERALDED FOR HEROISM SIX SWAT TEAM MEMBERS EACH RECEIVED THE SILVER STAR FOR FREEING FIVE HOSTAGES IN 1992.
• URQUHART LEADS W. BRANCH TO CITY TITLE
• WILLIAM W. MIDGETTE: SERVICE STATION OWNER AND OPERATOR
• STARTING CENTER, AT 14, HAS HIGH ASPIRATIONS ``I PRAY EVERY NIGHT TO GROW AT LEAST TO 6-3,'' SAYS WESTERN BRANCH JAYVEE TIFFANY SYKES.
• CAFETERIA WITH HEART
• LICENSE PLATE SALES TO HELP FUND ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS
• NORFOLK ROTARIANS ADOPT `PAINT YOUR HEART OUT' PROJECT
• RECONSIDER DECISION ON THE RACETRACK
• GROUP SEEKS GRANT TO DESIGN ARTS CENTER; TCC SITE FAVORED
• PROPOSED SCHOOL BUDGET WOULD HIKE SPENDING 5%
• STUDENT EARNS TRIP TO AUSTRALIA, NOW SEEKS FUNDS TO PAY HER WAY
• COUNCIL APPROVES EXTRA $3.4 MILLION FOR HICKORY HIGH
• POSITIVE PEER PRESSURE STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD SPREADS THE WORD: VIOLENCE IS WRONG ANSWER AT OSCAR SMITH
• REALTY SALES