The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Chesapeake Clipper: Sunday, May 21, 1995

• BUDDING BROADCASTERS CAN TAKE TO AIRWAVES AS THEY STUDY RADIO
• WESTERN BRANCH PUTS PITCHERS IN FIELD THE BRUINS' SARAH WOLF AND JACI MORRIS HAVE BEEN KEY MEMBERS OF PERHAPS THE AREA'S BEST DEFENSE.
• MUSIC-LOVING ARTIST PAINTS HER SYMPHONIES IN FLOWERS CAROL TROTMAN, A FORMER CHESAPEAKE TEACHER, CAN'T SING ANYMORE. SHE CREATES PICTURES INSTEAD.
• FUNDS SOUGHT TO HOLD BACCALAUREATE SERVICES
• TOWN TALK
• MARY WEST `HER BROTHER'S KEEPER'
• CITY LEADERS PRAISE BATEMAN FOR HONESTY, LISTENING SKILLS
• SEEING DOUBLE AT DEEP CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, YOU'RE FORGIVEN IF YOU DO A DOUBLE-TAKE. THERE ARE 18 SETS OF TWINS.
• GOING INTO BUSINESS? TAKE SOME FREE ADVICE
• SOUTHEASTERN DISTRICT TOURNAMENT A FOUR-TEAM RACE
• CLUSTER HOUSING DEBATE COMES UP AGAIN CITY COUNCIL APPROVES A PROJECT IN DEEP CREEK BY A VOTE OF 6 TO 2.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR-CHESAPEAKE CLIPPER
• CLUSTER ZONING PROCEED CAREFULLY