The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, November 12, 1995

• RACING PIGEON'S UNSCHEDULED LAYOVER IS ADVENTURE FOR COUPLE
• SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• SCHOOL BULLETIN BOARD
• REALTY SALES
• MUSEUM GETS $100,000 GRANT THE NORFOLK FOUNDATION MONEY WILL FUND NEW EXHIBITS AT THE MARINE SCIENCE MUSEUM.
• NORTH END RESIDENTS BACK CITY'S STORM PLAN, SEEK IMPROVEMENTS
• ODU STUDENTS HELP TO ASSESS TEXTBOOKS AND TEACH PUPILS HOW TO READ THEM. GRAD STUDENTS, FIFTH-GRADERS TEAM UP
• CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM CIVIC LEAGUES SEEK LOUDER VOICE ON PRESENCE AND DESIGN OF NEW PROJECTS WITHIN THEIR COMMUNITIES.
• MORE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• PRAY TELL: `WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED?'
• KALEIDOSCOPE: HOW TO ASK THE WARD QUESTION (CONT'D)
• FAUCETTE TRIED DOING TOO MUCH WITH TOO FEW FUNDS
• SEND SID A TICKET
• CITY SEEKS HELP ON BALLOT QUESTION VOTERS WILL DECIDE TO ELECT COUNCIL MEMBERS BY A WARD SYSTEM VERSUS AT-LARGE BALLOTING.
• HARMON KEYS SALEM VOLLEYBALL SUCCESS SUN DEVILS PREPARING FOR THEIR FIRST APPEARANCE IN STATE TOURNAMENT
• RESIDENTS HOPE TO STALL BREW THRU
• KEEPING HIS PROMISE