The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Carolina Coast: Sunday, May 7, 1995

• THIS ARTIST CAN DO, AS WELL AS TEACH
• FOR A SATISFYING LIFE, LEARN TO USE YOUR HANDS
• OUTER BANKS BLUEFISHING STEADY WITH ALL PIERS NOTING GOOD CATCHES
• COVER STORY: AN AFTERNOON DELIGHT ELIZABETHAN GARDENS A PLEASANT GETAWAY FROM HUSTLE AND BUSTLE OF THE BEACH.
• PETROZZA GREETS DINERS WITH WONDROUS SMELLS THE GREAT ITALIAN FOOD THAT'S DISHED UP BRINGS TO MIND THE RICH AROMAS OF BOSTON'S EATERIES.
• CURRITUCK WINNING ACCLAIM FOR HIGHWAY PLAN WHEN THE COUNTY WAS PREPARING TO UPGRADE THE ROADWAY THERE WAS NO OTHER MODEL IN EXISTENCE.
• TENNIS COURTS ABOUND ON THE OUTER BANKS BUT IT'S THE ISLAND'S LEGENDARY WINDS THAT CAN BE YOUR TOUGHEST OPPONENT ON THE OUTDOOR COURTS.
• TEEN IS FOLLOWING IN HIS MOM'S ARTISTIC FOOTSTEPS
• HANG GLIDING SPECTACULAR EXPECTING 75 FLIERS
• NORTHEASTERN GIVES CAMDEN COUNTY TEAM A REALITY CHECK THE EAGLES HAVE ATONED FOR AN EARLIER LOSS THIS SEASON BY DOWNING THE BRUINS 16-6.
• RIVERWIND TEAM LIFTS ITSELF ABOVE THE COMPETITION THE TEAM'S EIGHT MEMBERS ARE WORKING TO ATTAIN THEIR PERSONAL GOALS, NOT TROPHIES.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - CAROLINA COAST
• ADJUSTMENTS CAN BE TOUGH DURING SHORT BUILDING TIME