The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, September 10, 1995

• CELLULAR PHONES OFFER SCHOOL `CLASSLINK' THE PROJECT IS PART OF A NATIONWIDE EFFORT BY THE CELLULAR INDUSTRY TO BRING ITS TECHNOLOGY TO THE CLASSROOM.
• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• PINS MAY BECOME COLLECTIBLES THE MONEY THE POSEIDON PINS NET - ABOUT $25,000 - WILL HELP SUPPORT NEXT YEAR'S FESTIVAL.
• COX, FIRST COLONIAL WILL LEAD DISTRICT WITH 8 RETURNING LETTERMEN, THE FALCONS COULD END UP NO. 1
• HERE'S TO PRINCESS ANNE, A SCHOOL THAT'S RICH IN FRIENDS
• BOAT SPILLED DEAD FISH, OFFICIALS SAY
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEAH BEACON
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• PAGEANT RUNNER-UP STEPS UP WINNER INHERITS STATE TITLE, SO LAURA ANN RILEY BECOMES MISS VIRGINIA BEACH.
• WHIMSICAL OWLS JOIN DUCK DECOYS AS PRODUCTS OF BEACH CARVERS' SKILL
• REALTY SALES
• SUMMER CHORES
• FIRE FORCES CHANGES IN P.A. BUS SCHEDULE
• BURNED-OUT BANDSMEN EAGER TO PLAY AGAIN
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• KALEIDOSCOPE: THE SCHOOL BUDGET DEFICIT
• THREE ANSWER MEN
• LITTLE THEATER, BIG PRODUCTION HUNDREDS OF VOLUNTEERS GIVE UP THEIR HOLIDAYS, EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS TO KEEP ALIVE THE OLDEST CONTINUOUSLY RUNNING ARTS ORGANIZATION IN THE CITY.
• GRANT APPLICATIONS TO ARTS COMMISSION DUE OCT. 13
• ``DAY OF CARING''