The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Friday, March 17, 1995

• GRANDMA'S LITTLE PAL IN MISCHIEF MUST HAVE HAD A VERY GREAT TIME
• SAFE AND SOBER DRIVING URGED FOR ST. PADDY'S DAY CELEBRATORS
• SUMMER SHAKES TO TAKE THE BARD'S PLAYS OUTDOORS
• TRASH PICKUPS AND BAR PERMITS SEEM ABOUT TO COME TO A HEAD FIRST, THE CITY WANTS TO STOP HAULING COMMERCIAL REFUSE, BECAUSE OF COST AND MANPOWER INVOLVED.
• FLEETEST FEET IN TOWN TRAINING AND JUNK FOOD FUEL BEACH NEWCOMER IN HIS CHASE FOR MARATHON GLORY.
• SWIMMER-TURNED-TRIATHLETE NOW INTO MARATHON
• 8K CHAMP DISPLAYED AN EARLY KNACK FOR ENDURANCE AND SPEED
• EX-MARINE COLONEL AMONG BEST ON THE SENIOR MARATHON CIRCUIT
• STUDENTS ENCOURAGE TEACHER'S RUNNING ``THEY'RE RECORDING AND EVALUATING WHAT'S TAKING PLACE,'' TONY SPLENDORE SAID.
• INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMA TO BE AVAILABLE AT PRINCESS ANNE
• LOCAL PLAYERS TO COMPETE IN BELGIUM TOURNAMENT
• STUDENTS GET TASTE OF GERMANY WITHOUT HAVING TO TRAVEL THERE HOST FAMILIES ARE WELCOMING CHILDREN WHO ARE STUDYING GERMAN IN VIRGINIA BEACH SCHOOLS.
• MINORITY CONTRACTING ORDINANCES NOT ENOUGH DEBATE
• BRING ON GRAND PRIX, READERS SAY AN UNOFFICIAL SURVEY FOUND SUPPORT FOR AN AUTO RACE IN VIRGINIA BEACH RAN 3-TO-1.
• CARRYING ON A TRADITION
• KALEIDOSCOPE: WHY I SHOULD BE APPOINTED TO CITY COUNCIL
• NEW KING NEPTUNE LEARNING TO BE ROYAL EXPECT DR. MLADICK TO APPEAR SCRUFFY FOR A WHILE . . . UNTIL HE GROWS THE TRADITIONAL BEARD.