The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Norfolk Compass: Thursday, March 16, 1995

• SOME AIRPORT INFORMATION
• BIRTHS
• REALTY SALES
• LOW USAGE MAY CAUSE SWIMMING POOL TO CLOSE VICE MAYOR PAUL R. RIDDICK SAYS HE WILL FIGHT TO KEEP THE CHESTERFIELD HEIGHTS RECREATION FACILITY OPEN.
• DRAMA STUDENTS PRODUCE THEIR OWN `GODSPELL' VERSION IT'S FAST-PACED WITH ELABORATE DANCE NUMBERS, ACTION-PACKED SCENES AND COLORFUL SCENERY.
• CRIME REPORT
• SCHOOLS COACHING KIDS TO PASS LITERACY TEST
• SCHOOL BOARD BULLETIN BOARD
• ZOO COUNTS ON VOLUNTEERS TO HELP CARRY ON ITS WORK
• SHORT FUNDS MAY DELAY NORTHSIDE PLAYGROUND
• ESTHER WILLIAMS MOVIES WERE AN INSPIRATION BARBARA EATON, WHO'S 71, NOW TEACHES OTHERS SYNCHRONIZED ARTISTRY IN WATER.
• `WELL-ROUNDED' GRANBY ATHLETES WIN TIGMO TROPHIES THE AWARD IS GIVEN TO SWIMMERS WHO BEST REPRESENTS THE SPORT AS STUDENT, ATHLETE AND LEADER.
• HEARING SET ON SPENDING GRANT FUNDS
• MAYOR TRIES TO BRING ALL SIDES TOGETHER
• CORRECTION
• SKILLS CENTER IS SUBURB
• THE RUFFNER LOOK THE PROPOSED DRESS CODE FOR TEACHERS AT RUFFNER MIDDLE SCHOOL HAS TEACHERS ALL OVER NORFOLK TALKING ABOUT THE CONNECTION BETWEEN EDUCATION AND FASHION.