The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Friday, March 3, 1995

• BIRTHS
• SCIENCE FASCINATES THE HOME-SCHOOLERS CHILDREN LEARNED A LOT FROM A TRAVELING RETIRED TEACHER AT A WEEKLONG WORKSHOP IN KEMPSVILLE.
• LIBRARY PATRONS INVITED TO NEW DISCUSSION SERIES THIRTY FREE COPIES OF FIVE DIFFERENT CLASSICS ARE BEING DISTRIBUTED TO THE PARTICIPANTS.
• AND YOU THINK YOUR WATER BILL IS HIGH . . . COMPUTER GLITCH BLAMED FOR BILLS UP TO $8,000. CITY OFFICIALS ARE WORKING TO FIX IT.
• SCUM AND MOLD IN THE SHOWER EVEN WORSE THAN THE BUS STATION
• AFRICAN ARTIFACTS HIGHLIGHT SEATACK FESTIVAL MICHAEL LEE AND HIS FAMILY DISPLAYED ITEMS INCLUDING JEWELRY AND CEREMONIAL MASKS.
• GETTING MARRIED AGAIN POPULAR WITH THE OLDER ADULTS IN AMERICA, ABOUT 10 MILLION HOUSEHOLDS ARE NOW BEING RUN BY REWED COUPLES.
• CLOSURE OF ONE LANE ON I-64 WILL ALLOW WORK TO BE FINISHED
• SELF-DEFENSE TEACHER OFFERS TIPS ON TAPE
• PROPOSED SCHOOL ZONES LEAVE MANY DISSATISFIED
• BEACH LEADERS HOPE TO ACQUIRE TIPS ON TOURISM WHILE IN MIAMI
• HONORS AND AWARDS
• HER SOFT HATS SPORT 8 DIFFERENT LOOKS THE SECRET TO THE FAST-SELLING HEADGEAR IS IN THE FABRIC, SAYS BRENDA LIES. IT BONDS WITH VELCRO.
• THE MIX-UP ABOUT MR. MAGIC'S OOPS ISN'T ENOUGH
• FUTURE MUSEUM AS WORKERS NEAR COMPLETION ON 2 1/2-YEAR MAKEOVER, BACKERS TURN TO NEXT CHORE, FINDING FURNISHINGS AND ARTIFACTS.
• WILDFOWL AND WILDLIFE FESTIVAL STARTS TODAY
• REALTY SALES