The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, February 16, 1996

• FREEDMEN BEGAN TREK TO AFRICA AT PORTSMOUTH NEWSPAPERS TELL US HOW MANY LEFT ON EACH VOYAGE AND WHO THE SPONSORS WERE.
• RELATIONS ARE HEALTHIER FOR CITY, NAVY HOSPITAL
• NANSEMOND-SUFFOLK FUND RAISER TO FEATURE TRADITIONAL BLUEGRASS
• BRIDGE OPENINGS TO CHANGE
• CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SEEING GROWTH THE ENROLLMENT HAS EXPANDED BY ABOUT 20 STUDENTS EACH YEAR FOR THE LAST FOUR YEARS.
• SENIOR AGENCIES FORM TASK FORCE ON AGING
• GARAGE APARTMENTS PERPLEXING TO CITY
• COUNCIL TURNS BACK ORDINANCE ON TRUCKS LAW WOULD RESTRICT THE PARKING OF RIGS IN NEIGHBORHOODS.
• EICKHOF, SUTER EXCEL AT MEET THE TWO GIRLS TOOK FIRST AND SECOND PLACES IN THE COMPETITION.
• BIG-PICTURE PLANNER JAMES J. GILDEA HAS MOVED ACROSS THE RIVER FROM NORFOLK TO FIND A COMMONALITY BETWEEN THE TWO CITIES.
• REALTY SALES
• BIRTHS
• CITY COUCIL ACTIONS - PORTSMOUTH CURRENTS