The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, December 17, 1995

• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• 12 GROUPS TO SHARE $30,000 RAISED BY THE EXCHANGE CLUB
• NEXCOM FAMILY SPREADS CHEER WORKERS FILL 800 STOCKINGS WITH GOODIES THAT THE SALVATION ARMY WILL GIVE TO CHILDREN.
• SCHOOL BOARD WANTS TO GO SLOW ON ANY FISCAL MERGER
• POSTAL WORKERS ISSUE HOLIDAY CHALLENGE
• BREW THRU BROUHAHA ON TO ANOTHER ROUND
• PROVIDING A NEEDED MEAL FOR THE NEEDY OPERATION BLESSING HELPS SOME 3,500 ELDERLY, LOW INCOME, UNEMPLOYED AND HOMELESS PEOPLE.
• TEACHER ENLISTS ON-LINE MENTORS TO TUTOR TEENS FOR PHYSICS EXAM
• CITY BUILDINGS GET HOLIDAY LOOK 17 VOLUNTEERS FROM VIRGINIA BEACH GARDEN CLUBS GET TOGETHER TO ADORN MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS
• WORKING FOR ACCEPTANCE OF GAYS BRINGS POLICE OFFICER AN AWARD A NATIVE-AMERICAN LEADER WAS ALSO AMONG THOSE HONORED FOR HIS COMMUNITY EFFORTS.
• BETH BARBER RESIGNS
• LETTERS TO THE VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• VET SUCCEEDS IN PATCHING UP YOUNG BALD EAGLE SHOT BY HUNTER
• COX AND BAYSIDE WERE LADEN WITH STARS FALCONS FORWARD KIM MILLER IS THE NATURAL CHOICE BY DISTRICT COACHES FOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR
• HAM RADIO CARRYING CHRISTMAS GREETINGS FREE
• REALTY SALES
• A WAY WITH WOOD MASTER ARTISAN AND ARTIST WIFE TAKE TURNS CREATING WORKS UNMATCHED IN THE AREA.
• RIGHT SUPERINTENDENT MAY BE MATTER OF TIME