The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, June 18, 1995

• TRAINER KEEPS GRID GREATS IN SHAPE RICK REED HAS DEVELOPED A GRUELING OFF-SEASON TRAINING REGIMEN.
• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC LIBRARIES TO LEAD '95 UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN IN BEACH
• MORE TIME CREATED FOR CLASSES, PLANNING ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS COMBINE BUS FLEETS AND JUGGLE HOURS TO GAIN VALUABLE LEARNING TIME.
• SCHROCK WINS PRIMARY, PLANS HOLLAND CAMPAIGN
• BIG FAMILY - OF 10 CHILDREN - BIG ON THEIR DAD THE DOCTOR WHEN ASKED WHAT MAKES DR. ROBERT BLACKWOOD SO GREAT, HIS OFFSPRING COULDN'T STOP TALKING.
• PANEL STYMIED ON SITE FOR HOMELESS SHELTER
• PARENT SAYS, `I WILL DO MY SCHOOL SHOPPING THIS SUMMER, BUT I WILL NOT BE TOLD WHAT TO BUY AND WHERE TO SHOP.'
• HEADED FOR SAFETY A COUPLE OF SEVENTH GRADERS HAVE HELPED PERSUADE THE CITY COUNCIL IT WAS TIME THE BEACH REQUIRED YOUNG BIKE RIDERS TO WEAR HELMETS.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH
• FLYWAY FEAST MARKS BACK BAY MILESTONE
• THIS SEED OF AN IDEA MAY NEVER GERMINATE
• BEACH ACCIDENT RATE ROSE 350 PERCENT LAST SUMMER
• REGIONAL REMEDY
• CLASS HELPS STUDENTS BUILD ON THEIR SKILLS DESIGNING AND CONSTRUCTING SHEDS PROVIDES THE ULTIMATE IN HANDS-ON LEARNING.
• OCEAN LAKES STUDENT EXCELS DESPITE LOSS OF HEARING ELTON ROBERSON, RANKED 19TH IN HIS CLASS, HAS NEVER BEEN ABLE TO HEAR MORE THAN FAINT SOUNDS.
• REALTY SALES - VIRGINIA BEACH