The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Sunday, February 19, 1995

• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• CHURCH CHOIR PUTS THE KETTLE ON FOR AUTHENTIC AFTERNOON TEAS
• BEST OF THE BEST YOUTH MUSICIANS TO DO SOLOS FOR PAVILION CONCERT
• CHAMPIONSHIPS SHARPEN CHESS PLAYERS' SKILLS BAYSIDE TOOK SECOND TO GREAT BRIDGE, LOSING BY ONE-HALF OF A POINT.
• OPENING UP THE WINDOWS
• THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO JOHN MOSS (THEY'RE GOING TO MISS HIM ON COUNCIL WHEN HE'S GONE
• COUNCIL TO LOSE ITS LEADING FOE OF `FLUFF'
• COX FIELD HOCKEY STAR TO ATTEND PRINCETON KIRSTY HALE ENDED HER PREP CAREER AS THE SECOND-LEADING CAREER SCORER IN VHSL HISTORY.
• WORKING FOR OSPREY PULLS PEOPLE TOGETHER
• SUBTERFUGE LURES HONOREE TO FIRST CITIZEN REVELATION ``BOY, WE SUCKER-PUNCHED YOU,'' BUSINESSMAN MICHAEL J. BARRETT WAS TEASINGLY TOLD.
• HOUSING AT OCEANFRONT FOR THE ELDERLY PLANNED
• A LEARNING EXPERIENCE
• ANOTHER ERA ENDS
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