The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, June 4, 1995

• LEAKE WILL BRING LAUGHS TO NAGS HEAD
• HISTORY LESSONS FOUND FLOATING IN MANTEO THE ELIZABETH II, A REPLICA OF A 16TH CENTURY SHIP, BRINGS THE PAST TO LIFE.
• COVER STORY: SLEEPING IN BEAUTY THE OUTER BANKS' B&BS TREAT THEIR GUESTS LIKE ROYALTY.
• TASTEFULLY DECORATED INNS OFFER MORE THAN A PLACE TO SLEEP
• QUAINT SETTING BELIES CUISINE SURPRISES THE BACK PORCH ON OCRACOKE OFFERS DELICIOUS DINING.
• MULLET RUN RIVALS CATCHES OF 30 TO 40 YEARS AGO
• LIBRARY HOPES TO COMPUTERIZE RESEARCH KILL DEVIL HILLS EXPERIMENTS WITH CD-ROM BASED SYSTEM TO SPEED INFORMATION GATHERING.
• CURRITUCK'S WIN STREAK ENDS IN STATE PLAYOFFS EAST CARTERET UNHORSES KNIGHTS WITH A 2-1 WIN. WILLIAM GUTHRIE HITS AND PITCHES CARTERET TO VICTORY.
• LADY KNIGHTS' WIN CLOSE GAME IN QUEST FOR TITLE PLAYERS DOWN A TOUGH SOUTH LENOIR TEAM TO ADVANCE TO FINAL FOUR OF A STATE TOURNAMENT IN RALEIGH JUNE 9-10.
• COUPLE IS CARVING A PLACE IN THE HEART OF MOYOCK
• NO BEACON IS NEEDED TO FIND THE RIGHT WAVE
• SIMPLE PLEASURES MARK FIRST YEAR ON THE BANKS
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR- CAROLINA COAST