The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Sunday, May 21, 1995

• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• THE YES-NO KID GOES PACKIN' OFF TO GEORGIA
• DEBATERS HEADING TO FLORIDA THEY ARE PREPARED TO PUT FORTH THE ARGUMENT THAT THEY ARE THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY.
• JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY OFFERS CULTURAL OASIS YOSHIKO KUSUMOTO TEACHES THE INTRICACIES OF THE TRADITIONAL RESPITE.
• GETTING A SNEAK PEAK
• SCHOOL BULLETIN BOARD
• ROAD MAP FOR RESORT HAVING SPIFFED UP THE BOARDWALK AND ATLANTIC AVENUE, WHERE DOES THE CITY GO FROM HERE, AND HOW DOES IT GET THERE?
• AFTER 25 YEARS, JUNGLE GOLF SITE IS STILL HOME FOR MIDGETT FAMILY
• REALTY SALES
• KIDS GIVEN HIGH HOPES ON ANGLING OUTING HOOKED ON FISHING, NOT ON DRUGS BLUEFISH TOURNAMENT WAS WIDE-EYED EXPERIENCE FOR ELEMENTARY STUDENTS.
• GUEST EDITORIALS FROM OKLAHOMA THE BEACH'S `HEROES'
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR- VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• CRUISER CRACKDOWN TAKES GIANT LEAP MORE SUMMONSES ISSUED IN MAY THAN ENTIRE SUMMER OF '94, WHILE PARKING VIOLATIONS DECLINED.
• DEMOCRACY AND CITIZENSHIP CREATING NEW CONVERSATIONS
• SUPERINTENDENT'S, SOME PARENTS' SUPPORT WAVERS