The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, August 6, 1995

• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• NEW BACK BAY REFUGE MANAGER USED TO CONTROVERSY JOHN STASKO WILL WORK WITH THE STATE ON ACCESS THROUGH THE REFUGE TO FALSE CAPE STATE PARK.
• NUCKS NOLAN, P.I., SEES THROUGH BEAUTY QUEEN'S SNOW JOB
• BOARD MAY PAY $28,000 TO FIRM FOR FINDING NEXT SUPERINTENDENT
• GRADS LEARN GED HAS HELPED OTHERS CLEAR LIFE'S ROADBLOCKS GED HOPEFULS ATTEND CLASSES FIVE DAYS A WEEK FOR THREE HOURS FOR FOUR MONTHS, THEN TAKE A 7 1/2-HOUR TEST.
• FRIENDLY IRE
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH
• GREAT BRIDGE PIRANHAS SINK LITTLE NECK THE PIRANHAS WON THE FIRST EVENT AND NEVER TRAILED, CLAIMING THE DOLPHIN DIVISION TITLE WITH 493.5 POINTS.
• MARSH ABLAZE IN WILDFLOWERS QUITE A COLORFUL SIGHT TO BEHOLD
• REALTY SALES
• NO PARKING AN OUTSIDE CONSULTANT WILL BE HIRED TO HELP FIND A SOLUTION TO AN OCEANFRONT PROBLEM THAT HAS ELUDED CITY PLANNERS FOR YEARS.
• SWEATING CYCLISTS COMPLETE TOUR OF TIDEWATER COURSE