The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, December 29, 1995

• OLD WOODEN TRUNK: NEW YEAR'S EVE IS A GOOD TIME TO CONTEMPLATE IMPACT OF DUI
• PIECING TOGETHER A PRIDEFUL PROJECT MENTALLY HANDICAPPED STUDENTS AT PRINCESS ANNE MIDDLE CREATE PATCHWORK QUILTS.
• TRAVELING SHOW PROVIDES GLIMPSE INTO WORLD OF OPERA A TRUNK FULL OF COSTUMES, WIGS, AUDIO TAPES AND SET DESIGNS GIVES GROUPS SOME HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE.
• KEVIN JONES NAMED PLAYER OF THE YEAR: ALL-BEACH DISTRICT BOYS VOLLEYBALL THE JUNIOR HITTER HELPED TALLWOOD WIN THE BEACH DISTRICT AND THE EASTERN REGION TOURNAMENTS.
• AUTO BREAKDOWNS: A HOLIDAY TRADITION I WOULD LIKE TO RETIRE
• CORRECTION
• CHIM CHIMINEY, CHIM CHIMINEY...CHIM CHIM CHEROO. THIS FIREMAN'S A SWEEP AND HE'LL TAKE CARE OF YOU.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH
• NORFOLK EXPECTS BIG CROWD FOR FUN-FILLED FIRST NIGHT THE ALCOHOL-FREE, FAMILY ORIENTED FESTIVAL WILL BEGIN AT 3 P.M. SUNDAY.
• REALTY SALES - VIRGINIA BEACH
• PARKING OF CITY'S SCHOOL BUSES DECIDED ON CASE BY CASE BASIS
• REDMON'S BUS REACHES END OF THE LINE AFTER 26 YEARS, SHE SAYS GOODBYE TO A "TEMPORARY" JOB AND HER SPECIAL KIDS
• WHAT DID CITY KNOW ABOUT SCHOOL DEFICIT?
• ART STUDENTS SEE CLASS CEILING AS BARE CANVAS THE WATER-STAINED ACOUSTIC TILES AT WINDSOR WOODS ELEMENTARY ARE TURNED INTO BRIGHTLY COLORED MOSAICS.
• TODAY'S STUDENTS NEED TO BE COMPUTER LITERATE