The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, November 16, 1995

• CITY TO SHORE UP ERODING BEACHFRONT DREDGING AT 14TH STREETS IS EXPECTED TO BEGIN BY EARLY JANUARY.
• DARING TO BE DIFFERENT BRINGS AWARD EVELYN ETHERIDGE HAS BEEN CITED FOR HER EFFORTS IN DEALING WITH THE PROBLEMS FACING YOUNG PEOPLE.
• CRIME REPORT - NORFOLK
• CITY TO OPEN SATELLITE OFFICE FOR CITY DECALS
• NORFOLK FOUNDATION GRANT WILL BENEFIT MUSEUM
• MANY PREFER HOLIDAY TURKEY 'FRESH,' NOT FROZEN
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - NORFOLK
• ``WEEKEND COMEDY'' A ROMANTIC OUTING
• TROUPE OVERCOMES BAD LUCK TO PUT ON GOOD SHOW
• OAKS AND BULLDOGS PUT 2 EACH ON FIRST SQUAD NORFOLK COLLEGIATE AND NORFOLK ACADEMY LED THE BALLOTING FOR THE TOP PLAYER HONORS.
• IT'S TIME TO TASTE BEAUJOLAS NOUVEAU WINE
• RESPIRATORY COMPLAINTS REVEAL MILDEW AT FAULT TARRALLTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WAS FOUND TO HAVE PROBLEMS IN A WATER-COOLING TOWER.
• PUBLIC HOUSING TASK FORCE DRAFTS RECOMMENDATIONS
• GRAND ILLUMNIATION AND PARADE SATURDAY OPENS HOLIDAY SEASON
• NEW YEAR'S EVE GALA WILL HIGHLIGHT THE ARTS FIRST NIGHT NORFOLK WILL BE AN ALCOHOL-FREE, FAMILY ORIENTED AFFAIR IN GHENT AND DOWNTOWN.
• TRIP TO RAIN FOREST, VOLCANO FULFILLS AILING GIRL'S DREAM
• UNIFORM A SUCCESS AT ST. PIUS, RUFFNER
• NORFOLK STATE'S 'OEDIPUS' A FINE VERSION OF GREEK PLAY
• ODU FRATERNITY COLLECTS TON OF FOOD FOR HUNGRY
• NEW EASTERN DISTRICT TEAMS ALIGNMENT SHAPING UP
• REALTY SALES - NORFOLK
• BUTTS AVENUE