The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Friday, March 31, 1995

• WELFARE AT THE BEACH
• LITTLE THEATRE STAR TAKES FINAL BOW AFTER 47 SEASONS
• CORRECTION
• OPERATION SPRUCE UP
• ASKING `OK?' IS NOT OK WHEN YOUR CHILD'S SAFETY IS AT STAKE
• SIXTH-GRADERS GIVEN A CHANCE TO SEE WHAT COLLEGE WILL BE LIKE TOO FEW QUESTIONS, TOO MUCH SMOKING, YOUNG BEACH VISITORS TO ODU SAY.
• DEAD END FINALLY COMING ALIVE FOR TRAFFIC TO PROVIDENCE ROAD
• ST. GREGORY'S GAVE A START TO MANY FINE PLAYERS
• PRIVATE HAULER EYED FOR RESORT-AREA TRASH THE CITY WILL KEEP COLLECTING REFUSE UNTIL A SATISFACTORY SERVICE CAN BE DECIDED UPON.
• SOCIAL SERVICES, KIDS PITCH IN TO KEEP AILING FAMILY RUNNING.
• AID FROM CITY HELPS WIDOW KEEP SOME INDEPENDENCE
• SINGLE MOM USING HIGHER EDUCATION TO GET OFF THE SYSTEM.
• GAME ALL IN FUN FOR THE HOSPITAL'S BENEFIT
• SANCTUARY GROUNDBREAKING SET SUNDAY
• PARKING METERS MUST BE FED 'ROUND THE CLOCK
• ENOUGH OF THIS BEACH ATMOSPHERE OF `FESTIVE DRUNKENNESS'
• GIVE IT TIME. (EVERYTHING ELSE, IT HAS)
• THE AMPHITHEATER
• QUEEN'S A ROYAL DELIGHT ON STAGE AND OFF `STARMITES' PERFORMER IS A BUDDING STAR AND AN HONOR ROLL STUDENT.
• REALTY SALES - VIRGINIA BEACH
• CORRECTIONS