The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, February 16, 1996

• JOB CORPS GIVES YOUNG PEOPLE A SECOND CHANCE JAMAL PARKER IS AMONG THOSE FINISHING HIGH SCHOOL AND LEARNING NEW JOB SKILLS.
• WINTER FORMATION
• QUILTERS' RETREAT TURNS SLUMBER PARTY HOBBYISTS HOLE UP IN KEMPSRIVER SHOP AND STITCH DURING ICE STORM.
• READER MISINFORMED ABOUT PIPELINE'S IMPACT ON GASTON LAKE LEVEL
• PRIVATE SNOW REMOVAL AT PUNGO DONE BY GOOD-HEARTED CITIZEN
• `MISS RUBY,' AT 80, STILL HAS TENDER LOVING CARE FOR KIDS SHE HANDS OUT HUGS AND KISSES, CHANGES DIAPERS, AND PLAYS PEEKABOO.
• VIRGINIA BEACH FORUM PACKED TO HEAR LARRY KING
• DISTRICT'S FIRST MEET GOES SWIMMINGLY THE BEACH'S NEWEST VARSITY ACTIVITY HAS RECEIVED LOTS OF PRAISE.
• FORMAL FASHION FLING OFFERS GENTLY USED ATTIRE FOR SALE
• COVER STORY: A LONG NIGHT ON DETOX BEAT SMALL, COMPASSIONATE GROUP PATROLS BEACH STREETS, OFFERING AID TO THOSE UNABLE TO COPE.
• COVER STORY: A TOP-NOTCH SPOT TO BOTTOM OUT COMMUNITY SERVICE BOARD'S DETOX AND RECOVERY CENTERS REPLACED JAILS AS WAY TO HANDLE HARD-CORE SUBSTANCE ABUSERS.
• POTHOLES POP UP ALL OVER IN WAKE OF WINTER STORMS
• ARTS SERVE AS UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE FOR THE DISABLED FESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS GOT TO TRY THEIR HANDS AT CLAY MODELING, LINE DANCING AND OTHER ACTIVITIES.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH