The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Norfolk Compass: Thursday, April 27, 1995

• COVER STORY: A TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE THE HOTEL PARADISE ROOF GARDEN ORCHESTRA PLAYS MELODIC, FUN TUNES FROM THE '20S AND '30S.
• ENVIRONMENTAL AGENCY'S ASSISTANT COORDINATOR HONORED GWENDOLYN HAWKINS IS THE WINNER OF THE CIVITAN CLUB'S CITY EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR AWARD.
• CRIME REPORT - NORFOLK
• STUDENTS ALERTED TO WATER POLLUTION
• GIFTED KIDS HELP DESIGN ZOO EXHIBIT AFTER MONTHS OF RESEARCH, THEY HAVE PRODUCED RESULTS THAT TEACHERS AND OFFICIALS SAY ARE IMPRESSIVE.
• WOOD-TURNERS PASSIONATE ABOUT THEIR HANDIWORK
• `DOGFIGHT' ANTICIPATED FOR FIRST-PLACE HONORS LAKE TAYLOR COACH FLOYD CONLEY SEES NORVIEW AND MAURY COMING OUT ON TOP AT SEASON'S END.
• MAUDE'S, COZY AND TUCKED AWAY, IS A HIDDEN TREASURE DOWNTOWN
• A PLANTER OF SEEDS, HARVESTER OF JUSTICE
• EARTH DAY SALUTE TO FOCUS ON RIVERS CARNIVAL-LIKE FESTIVITIES TO INCLUDE TOURS OF AN OIL-SPILL RESPONSE VESSEL AND A CANOE/KAYAK FLOTILLA.
• EVEN THE RUSSIANS INQUIRE ABOUT MICHAEL JORDAN, O.J.
• AZALEA FESTIVAL ATTENDANTS FROM NORFOLK
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - NORFOLK
• KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION